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                                  A   G R E AT E R   M E AS U R E    O F   CO N F I D E N C E      leads caused by high currents, excessive lead
                                                                                                   resistance can still create measurement prob-
                                                                                                   lems. When testing an LED using pulsed
                                                                                                   rather than DC currents, fast rise and settle
                                                                                                   times are critical to obtaining the shortest
                                                                                                   pulse widths to minimize device self-heating.
                                                                                                   Minimizing lead resistance makes it possible
                                                                                                   to obtain the fastest rise times.
                                                                                                       Minimizing cable inductance is also
                                                                                                   crucial when testing LEDs with high test



Minimizing Cable-Induced
                                                                                                   currents. Essentially, inductance resists
                                                                                                   changes in current by creating a voltage drop
                                                                                                   when the test current is changing. Although


Measurement Errors in
                                                                                                   inductance in the test leads will have no
                                                                                                   effect at the top and bottom of the pulse,
                                                                                                   where the current is constant, it will cause


High Current Applications                                                                          an additional voltage drop during the rising
                                                                                                   and falling edges for which the SMU must
                                                                                                   compensate. As with resistance, minimizing
                                                                                                   lead inductance is important for obtaining
                                                                                                   the fastest rise time.
Dave Wyban                                                                                             To learn more about how to ensure
                                                                                                   higher source and measurement accuracy
In my job as an applications engineer, I've           Two-wire mode uses a single set of test      in LED test applications, I encourage you to
been fielding lots of calls about test and        leads to both source and measure. Although       download and view Keithley's latest webi-
measurement problems that engineers               two-wire mode simplifies cabling, it cre-        nar on this topic: Meeting the Electrical
encounter with high current applications          ates measurement errors because voltage          Measurement Demands of High Power,
like characterizing high power LED mod-           measurements will not only include the volt-     High Brightness LEDs at www.keithley.com/
ules and high brightness light-emitting           age across the device under test (DUT) but       events/semconfs/webseminars.
diodes (HBLEDs). At higher test currents,         across the test leads as well. In high current
the appropriate cabling techniques are par-       applications, even test leads with very little
ticularly important in obtaining repeatable       resistance can cause large voltage drops. To       About the Author
and accurate measurements and maximiz-            compensate for this, SMUs include a four-
ing performance.                                  wire measurement mode. In four-wire mode,          David Wyban is an applications engi-
    Source measurement unit (SMU) instru-         one set of leads, known as the source leads,       neer with Keithley Instruments, Inc.,
ments are among the most often-used types         is used to source while a second set of leads,     Cleveland, Ohio, which is part of the
of instruments for LED testing. SMU instru-       known as the sense leads, is used to measure.      Tektronix test and measurement port-
mentss, including Keithley's Model 2651A          Because the measurement circuitry that the         folio. He joined the company in 2006,
High Power System SourceMeter



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