2460

The 2460, Keithley’s next-generation SourceMeter source measure unit (SMU), a 100V, 7A, 100W instrument, truly brings Ohm’s law (current, voltage, and resistance) testing right to your fingertips. Its innovative graphical user interface (GUI) and advanced, capacitive touchscreen technology allow intuitive usage and minimize the learning curve to enable engineers and scientists to learn faster, work smarter, and invent easier. With its 7A DC and pulse current capability, the 2460 is optimized for characterizing and testing high power materials, devices, and modules such as SiC, gallium nitride (GaN), DC-DC converters, power MOSFETs, solar cells and panels, LEDs and lighting systems, electrochemical cells and batteries, and much more. These new capabilities, combined with Keithley’s decades of expertise in developing high precision, high accuracy SMU instruments, will make the 2460 a “go-to instrument” for high current applications in the lab and in the rack for years to come.

• Capabilities of analysers, curve tracers, and I-V systems at a fraction of their cost
• Five-inch, high resolution capacitive touchscreen GUI
• 0.012% basic measure accuracy with 6½-digit resolution
• Wide coverage up to 105V, 7A DC/7A pulse, 100W maximum
• Source and sink (four-quadrant) operation
• Four “Quickset” modes for fast setup and measurements
• Built-in, context-sensitive front panel help
• Front panel input banana jacks; rear panel phoenix connections
• 2460 SCPI and TSP® scripting programming modes
• 106 x 255 x 425mm, 4.04Kg weight with bumpers, 88 x 213 x 403mm, 3.58Kg weight w/o bumpers (HxWxD)

Cuprins

2460 SourceMeter® unit, High performance test leads, USB-B-1 Type A to type B USB cable, CS-1616-3 safety interlock mating connector, CA-180-3A TSP-link/Ethernet cable, Quick start guide. Documentation available at www.tek.com. Test script builder software, Kick start start-up software, LabVIEW and IVI drivers available at www.tek.com.

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Hazardous voltages may be present on all output and guard terminals. To prevent electrical shock that could cause injury or death, never make or break connections to 2460 while instrument is on.