Official summary · Suomi
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Parameter analyzer with the following properties: up to 200MS/s sampling rate and below 50 ns voltage pulse width capability for fast switching and capture of switching current characteristics of resistive memories. has fast pulsed-IV (current/voltage) capabilities for sub-µs pulsing and 0 Ω device loading. has source measurement units that can deliver 100 V max voltage, that can measure to down to 100 aA and that has 500 µs pulsing capability. has AC CV (capacitance/voltage) measurement capability between 1 kHz and 5 Mhz, quasi-static CV capability up to 10 Hz, and leakage current compensation. has graphical user interface with easy-to-use functionality and where data can be exported automatically with customized file format.
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Official summary · Suomi
Parameter analyzer with the following properties: up to 200MS/s sampling rate and below 50 ns voltage pulse width capability for fast switching and capture of switching current characteristics of resistive memories. has fast pulsed-IV (current/voltage) capabilities for sub-µs pulsing and 0 Ω device loading. has source measurement units that can deliver 100 V max voltage, that can measure to down to 100 aA and that has 500 µs pulsing capability. has AC CV (capacitance/voltage) measurement capability between 1 kHz and 5 Mhz, quasi-static CV capability up to 10 Hz, and leakage current compensation. has graphical user interface with easy-to-use functionality and where data can be exported automatically with customized file format.
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TED · 311903-2026. Checked on Aug 22, 2026, 4:05 AM.
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