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Manufacturer number: 2606B
The SMU 2606B High Density System SourceMeter offers four 20-watt SMU channels in a 1U housing. Manufacturers are faced with the challenge of optimizing the available floor space and reducing test times and costs. The 2606B improves density by up to a factor of 3, increases throughput and minimizes the need for additional racks for test equipment. This SMU device is the perfect solution for production tests of laser diodes, LEDs, 2- and 3-pin semiconductors and numerous other components.
Improves channel density by 3 times
If rack space is expensive and you need to keep adding new racks to a minimum,
you can accommodate more channel capacity in the same rack with the 2606B than with conventional SMUs in 2U format.
Connects the functions of two 2602B devices
Experience the same superior measurement integrity, synchronization, speed and accuracy as the industry-leading Keithley 2602B System SourceMeter, but in 1U format.
The 2606B also uses the same analog, digital I / O, and TSP link ports as the 2602B, allowing for seamless migration.
System performance for unmatched production throughput
TSP (Test Script Processing) technology integrates complete test programs and then executes them within the SMU device to provide the best performance in the industry. TSP-Link technology enables expansion to up to 64 channels for parallel SMU per pin testing at high speed without a main unit.
All channels are controlled simultaneously and independently at <500 ns.