

S2022H
S2022H
8-channel High-precision SMU
The S2022H is a high-precision, compact and cost-effective benchtop Source/ Measure Unit (SMU) with the capability to source and measure both voltage and current. The S2022H is ideal for IV (current versus voltage) measurement tasks that require both high resolution and accuracy.
Features

High Range
Range: ± 30 V, ± 500 mA (DC/pulse)

High Resolution
The minimum measurement resolution can reach 100 pA/60 μV

High Rampling Rate
Supports up to 500K ADC sampling rate

Threshold Trigger
Hardware high-speed IO, capable of threshold triggering, enabling efficient interaction between output measurement values and user systems
Functions and Advantages
I-V Output Capability

Voltage Source Specifications
| Voltage Programming Accuracy | ||||
| Range | Programming Resolution | Accuracy (1 year)
± (% reading+offset)[1] |
Typical Noise (RMS)
0.1 Hz-10 Hz |
|
| ± 30 V[3] | 1 mV | 0.03%+4 mV | 1000 μV | |
| ± 6 V | 200 μV | 0.03%+1 mV | 100 μV | |
| Temperature Coefficient | ± (0.15 x accuracy)/℃ (0 ℃ -18 ℃, 28 ℃ -50 ℃) | |||
| Channel[2] | CH1 to CH8 | |||
| Output Power | Ch1 Ch4: 3 W per channel and 6W total
Ch5 Ch8: 3 W per channel and 6W total |
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| Overshoot | < ± 0.1% (typical, normal, step is 10% to 90%, full range, resistive load) | |||
| Noise 10Hz-20MHz | 6V voltage source, 0.5A resistive load,< 3 mVrms | |||
[1] Accuracy calculation example: For testing the accuracy of a 6V range with a 1V output, the tolerance is

Current Source Specifications
| Current Programming Accuracy | ||||
| Range | Programming Resolution | Accuracy (1 year)
± (% reading+offset) |
Typical Noise (RMS)
0.1 Hz-10 Hz |
|
| ± 500 mA[4] | 20 μA | 0.05%+100 μA+ Vo * 25 μA | 10 μA | |
| ± 100 mA | 4 μA | 0.05%+10 μA+ Vo * 5 μA | 1 μA | |
| ± 10 mA | 400 nA | 0.05%+5 μA+ Vo * 500 nA | 100 nA | |
| ± 1 mA | 40 nA | 0.05%+500 μA+ Vo * 50 nA | 10 nA | |
| ± 100 μA | 4 nA | 0.05%+50 nA+ Vo * 5 nA | 1 nA | |
| ± 10 μA | 400 pA | 0.05%+20 nA+ Vo * 500 pA | 150 pA | |
| Temperature Coefficient | ± (0.15 x accuracy)/℃ (0 ℃ -18 ℃, 28 ℃ -50 ℃) | |||
| Channel[5] | CH1 to CH8 | |||
| Output Power | Ch1 Ch4: 3W per channel and 6W total
Ch5 Ch8: 3W per channel and 6W total |
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| Overcharge | < ± 0.1% (typical, normal, step is 10% to 90%, full scale point, resistive load test) | |||
[4] 500mA range is available only for 6V voltage range
[5] Channels are isolated from earth ground, but CH1 to CH4 share a common LO, and CH5 to CH8 share a common LO
Voltage Measurement Specificationgs
| Voltage Measurement Accuracy | |||
| Range | Measurement Resolution | Accuracy (1 year)
± (% reading+offset) |
|
| ± 30 V | 300 μV | 0.03%+4 mV | |
| ± 6 V | 60 μV | 0.03%+1 mV | |
| Temperature Coefficient | ± (0.15 x accuracy)/℃ (0 ℃ -18 ℃, 28 ℃ -50 ℃) | ||
Current Measurement Specifications
| Current Measurement Accuracy | |||
| Range | Measurement Resolution | Accuracy (1 year)
± (% reading+offset) |
|
| ± 500 mA[6] | 10 μA | 0.05%+100 μA+ Vo * 25 μA | |
| ± 100 mA | 1 μA | 0.05%+10 μA+ Vo * 5 μA | |
| ± 10 mA | 100 nA | 0.05%+5 μA+ Vo * 500 nA | |
| ± 1 mA | 10 nA | 0.05%+500 nA+ Vo * 50 nA | |
| ± 100 μA | 1 nA | 0.05%+50 nA+ Vo * 5 nA | |
| ± 10 μA | 100 pA | 0.05%+20 nA+ Vo * 500 pA | |
| Temperature Coefficient | ± (0.15 x accuracy)/℃ (0 ℃ -18 ℃, 28 ℃ -50 ℃) | ||
[6] 500mA range is available only for 6V voltage range
Typical Output Setting Time
| Source | Range | Output setting time[7] | Condition | ||
| Fast [8] | Normal | Slow | |||
| Voltage | 30 V | < 400 μs | < 1.5ms | < 2.8 ms | Time required to reach within 0.1 % of final value at open load condition. Step is 10 % to 90 % range |
| 6 V | <250 μs | <780 μs | <2.8 ms | ||
| Current | ± 500 mA | <50 μs | <330 μs | <2.5 ms | Time required to reach within 0.1 % of final value at short condition. Step is 10 % to 90 % range |
| ±100 mA | <50 μs | <270 μs | <2.5 ms | ||
| ±10 mA | <50 μs | <270 μs | <2.5 ms | ||
| ±1 mA | <100 μs | <290 μs | <2.5 ms | ||
| ±100 μA | <150 μs | <5 ms | <2.5 ms | ||
| ±10 μA | <250 μs | <3 ms | <2.5 ms | ||
[7] Output transition rate: Three modes of Fast, Normal, and Slow are available, allowing users to adjust according to load characteristics to achieve appropriate setup time or stability. This feature only supports switching the output transition rate when OUTPUT is set to OFF
[8] The Fast mode may produce a large overshoot under different ranges or load conditions. For overshoot-sensitive devices, it is recommended to use normal or Slow mode. mode


