Class Source
- Assembly
- NationalInstruments.SemiconductorTestLibrary.Extensions.dll
Defines methods for DCPower voltage/current sourcing.
public static class Source- Inheritance
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Source
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Methods
- CheckDCVoltageModeAndLevels(DCPowerSessionsBundle, out IEnumerable<string>, IDictionary<string, double>)
Checks if the output function is set to DCVoltage and the level(s) are set to the expected values.
- ConfigureCurrentLimit(DCPowerOutput, double, double?)
Configures the current limit.
- ConfigureCurrentLimit(DCPowerSessionsBundle, double, double?)
Configures the current limit.
- ConfigureOutputConnected(DCPowerSessionsBundle, PinSiteData<bool>)
Configures the output relay of the underlying device channel (s) to either be connected (closed) or disconnected (open). Accepts a scalar input of type bool. With overrides for SiteData<T>, and PinSiteData<T> input.
Pass this method a true value to physically disconnect the output terminal from the front panel.
Disconnect the output only if disconnecting is necessary for your application. For example, a battery connected to the output terminal might discharge unless the relay is disconnected. Excessive connecting and disconnecting of the output can cause premature wear on the relay. This property is not supported by all devices. Refer to the Supported Properties by Device topic in the NI-DCPower LabVIEW VI Reference and the document of your SMU model for information about supported devices.
- ConfigureOutputConnected(DCPowerSessionsBundle, SiteData<bool>)
Configures the output relay of the underlying device channel (s) to either be connected (closed) or disconnected (open). Accepts a scalar input of type bool. With overrides for SiteData<T>, and PinSiteData<T> input.
Pass this method a true value to physically disconnect the output terminal from the front panel.
Disconnect the output only if disconnecting is necessary for your application. For example, a battery connected to the output terminal might discharge unless the relay is disconnected. Excessive connecting and disconnecting of the output can cause premature wear on the relay. This property is not supported by all devices. Refer to the Supported Properties by Device topic in the NI-DCPower LabVIEW VI Reference and the document of your SMU model for information about supported devices.
- ConfigureOutputConnected(DCPowerSessionsBundle, bool)
Configures the output relay of the underlying device channel (s) to either be connected (closed) or disconnected (open). Accepts a scalar input of type bool. With overrides for SiteData<T>, and PinSiteData<T> input.
Pass this method a true value to physically disconnect the output terminal from the front panel.
Disconnect the output only if disconnecting is necessary for your application. For example, a battery connected to the output terminal might discharge unless the relay is disconnected. Excessive connecting and disconnecting of the output can cause premature wear on the relay. This property is not supported by all devices. Refer to the Supported Properties by Device topic in the NI-DCPower LabVIEW VI Reference and the document of your SMU model for information about supported devices.
- ConfigureOutputEnabled(DCPowerSessionsBundle, PinSiteData<bool>)
Configures whether to enable (true) or disable (false) output generation on the underlying device channel(s).
- ConfigureOutputEnabled(DCPowerSessionsBundle, SiteData<bool>)
Configures whether to enable (true) or disable (false) output generation on the underlying device channel(s).
- ConfigureOutputEnabled(DCPowerSessionsBundle, bool)
Configures whether to enable (true) or disable (false) output generation on the underlying device channel(s).
- ConfigureSequence(DCPowerOutput, double[], int, double?)
Configures a hardware-timed sequence of values.
- ConfigureSequence(DCPowerSessionsBundle, double[], int, double?)
Configures a hardware-timed sequence of values.
- ConfigureSourceDelay(DCPowerSessionsBundle, PinSiteData<double>)
Configures the source delay. With overrides for SiteData<T>, and PinSiteData<T> input.
- ConfigureSourceDelay(DCPowerSessionsBundle, SiteData<double>)
Configures the source delay. With overrides for SiteData<T>, and PinSiteData<T> input.
- ConfigureSourceDelay(DCPowerSessionsBundle, double)
Configures the source delay. With overrides for SiteData<T>, and PinSiteData<T> input.
- ConfigureSourceSettings(DCPowerSessionInformation, DCPowerSourceSettings, string)
Configures DCPowerSourceSettings.
- ConfigureSourceSettings(DCPowerSessionsBundle, PinSiteData<DCPowerSourceSettings>)
Configures one or more source settings based on values populated within a DCPowerSourceSettings object. Accepts a scalar input of type DCPowerSourceSettings. With overrides for SiteData<T>, and PinSiteData<T> input.
- ConfigureSourceSettings(DCPowerSessionsBundle, SiteData<DCPowerSourceSettings>)
Configures one or more source settings based on values populated within a DCPowerSourceSettings object. Accepts a scalar input of type DCPowerSourceSettings. With overrides for SiteData<T>, and PinSiteData<T> input.
- ConfigureSourceSettings(DCPowerSessionsBundle, DCPowerSourceSettings)
Configures one or more source settings based on values populated within a DCPowerSourceSettings object. Accepts a scalar input of type DCPowerSourceSettings. With overrides for SiteData<T>, and PinSiteData<T> input.
- ConfigureTransientResponse(NIDCPower, string, string, DCPowerSourceTransientResponse)
Configures the transient response.
- ForceCurrent(DCPowerSessionsBundle, IDictionary<string, DCPowerSourceSettings>, bool)
Forces current and specifies symmetric voltage limits.
- ForceCurrent(DCPowerSessionsBundle, double, double?, double?, double?, bool)
Forces current on the target pins at the specified level. Must at least provide a level value, and the method will assume all other properties that have been previously set. Optionally, can also provide a specific voltage limit, current level range, voltage limit range values directly.
- ForceCurrentAsymmetricLimit(DCPowerSessionsBundle, double, double, double, double?, double?, bool)
Behaves the same as the ForceCurrent() method, but has two voltage limit inputs for setting separate high and low voltage limits.
- ForceVoltage(DCPowerSessionsBundle, PinSiteData<double>, double?, double?, double?, bool)
Forces voltage on the target pins at the specified level. Must at least provide a level value, and the method will assume all other properties that have been previously set. Optionally, can also provide a specific current limit, current limit range, voltage level range values directly.
- ForceVoltage(DCPowerSessionsBundle, IDictionary<string, DCPowerSourceSettings>, bool)
Forces voltage and specifies symmetric current limit.
- ForceVoltage(DCPowerSessionsBundle, double, double?, double?, double?, bool)
Forces voltage on the target pins at the specified level. Must at least provide a level value, and the method will assume all other properties that have been previously set. Optionally, can also provide a specific current limit, current limit range, voltage level range values directly.
- ForceVoltageAsymmetricLimit(DCPowerSessionsBundle, double, double, double, double?, double?, bool)
Behaves the same as the ForceVoltage() method, but as two current limit inputs for setting separate high and low current limits.
- GetCurrentLimits(DCPowerSessionsBundle)
Gets the current limits.
- GetSourceDelayInSeconds(DCPowerSessionsBundle)
Gets the source delay in seconds for each of the underlying device channel(s), per-pin and per-site.
- PowerDown(DCPowerSessionsBundle, double?)
Powers down the channel.