Precision Current-Voltage Analyzers Series

Precision Current-Voltage Analyzer Series ensures accurate and efficient current-voltage measurements that give a clear insight into IV characteristics across a wide range of applications. The powerful characterization software and integrated source and measurements units (SMUs) make it much quicker and simpler to obtain accurate IV characterization. The EasyEXPERT group+ software supports all the characterization tasks such as measurement setup and execution, data analysis, data management and protection and so on, using the graphical intuitive user interface and mouse/keyboard operation. The Current Voltage Analyzers Series provides a wide selection of IV analyzers suitable to your specific current voltage measurement needs in the range from an economic model to the most advanced analyzer capable of supporting cutting-edge applications.

Curve Tracer / Power Device Analyzer Series

The Keysight Curve Tracer / Power Device Analyzers are the best solutions for power device evaluation. Curve Tracers / Power Device Analyzers have wide voltage and current coverage options ranging from 3 kV / 20 A to 10 kV / 1500 A and other features that make them capable of handling all types of power devices. The Series provides a wide selection of curve tracers suitable to the needs of power device manufacturers and power electronics circuit / product manufacturers.

Related Use Cases

How to Evaluate IV Characteristics of LEDs

How to Evaluate IV Characteristics of LEDs

Characterizing current and voltage for energy-efficient LEDs requires the ability to generate and measure them simultaneously. Learn how to evaluate the IV characteristics of two- and three-terminal devices with a source / measure unit.
How to Bias Multiple Quantum Qubits

How to Bias Multiple Quantum Qubits

Supplying DC bias voltage to control multiple qubits in quantum computing development requires maintaining the integrity of the qubits by preventing qubit decoherence. Learn how to characterize qubits with low-noise voltage supply and source meter placements for the cryostat.
How to Evaluate IV Characteristics of Solar Cells

How to Evaluate IV Characteristics of Solar Cells

Characterizing the IV properties of solar cells requires extensive current and voltage measurement capabilities across all four measurement quadrants. Learn how to evaluate solar cells by performing tests, such as short circuit current, open circuit voltage, and maximum power point measurements, with a source / measure unit.
How to Make Resistance Measurements

How to Make Resistance Measurements

Resistance measurements require eliminating error-inducing factors, such as residual test lead resistance, thermal electromotive force, and leakage currents in the measurement path. Learn how to address these measurement issues using a remote sense function (4-wire connection), offset compensation, and a guard function.
How to Characterize Low-Power Integrated Circuits

How to Characterize Low-Power Integrated Circuits

Measuring the current / voltage characteristics of a low-power IC requires a variety of basic instruments including multiple power supplies, digital multimeters (DMMs), pulse generators, and digitizers. Learn how to characterize low-power ICs efficiently and quickly using a single source / measure unit (SMU).
How to Test Wide-Bandgap Semiconductors

How to Test Wide-Bandgap Semiconductors

Characterizing wide-bandgap (WGB) semiconductors requires testing both static and dynamic parameters to avoid losses. Learn how to perform JEDEC tests for WBG devices, including turn-on / off, switching, and other standardized tests repeatably.

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