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13. General Specifications

Mainframe Display

15.6 in. LCD, capacitive touchscreen

1920 × 1080 full HD

10 point touch

External Display

External VGA, HDMI, or Display Port: The system is designed to work with an external monitor of

resolution 1920 × 1080

Temperature Range

Operating: +10° to +40°C

Storage:

–15° to +60°C

Humidity Range

Operating: 5% to 80% RH, non-condensing

Storage:

5% to 90% RH, non-condensing

Altitude

Operating: 0 to 2000 m

Storage:

0 to 4600 m

Power Requirements

100 V to 240 V, 50 to 60 Hz

Maximum VA

1000 VA

Regulatory Compliance

Safety: European Low Voltage Directive. NRTL listed by Intertek for the US and Canada.

EMC: European EMC Directive

Dimensions

Weight (approx.)

29.7 kg (65.5 lb) for typical configuration of four SMUs

I/O Ports

USB, SVGA, Display Port, RS-232, GPIB, Ethernet, mouse, keyboard, audio

Ground Unit

Voltage error when using the ground unit is included in the 4200-SMU, 4210-SMU, and 4200-PA

specifications. No additional errors are introduced when using the ground unit.

Output Terminal Connection

Dual triaxial, 5-way binding post

Maximum Current

2.6 A using dual triaxial connection; 9.5 A using 5-way binding posts

Load Capacitance

No limit

Cable Resistance

FORCE ≤1 Ω, SENSE ≤10 Ω

LCD Display Pixel Guideline

LCD displays are made up of a matrix of pixels, with each pixel consisting of red, green, and blue sub-

pixels. These pixels and sub-pixels can become fixed in an unchanging state resulting in permanently

black, white, or colored spots on the display. These are typically categorized as Bright or Black pixel (or

dot) defects.

Bright dot defect: A dot that is always lit, either as a white or colored dot, visible on a black check pattern.

Black dot defect: A dot that appears as either black or purple (magenta) on red, green, and/or blue

check patterns.

The LCD display used in the 4200A-SCS is permitted to have a maximum of 6 (six) bright dot defects

upon receipt of a new instrument. A maximum of three bright dot defect pairs (adjacent defective dots) are

permitted. Three adjacent bright dots are not permitted under the pixel guideline.

The LCD display is permitted to have a maximum of 5 (five) black dot defects. Two adjacent black dot

defects are to be counted as a single black dot defect. A maximum of three black dot defect pairs

(adjacent defective dots) are permitted. Three adjacent black dot defects are not permitted under the

pixel guideline.