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nanoZ User Manual
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generator sample rate. Using the maximum 1024x interpolation factor (8x linear +
128x hold), frequencies down to 0.645Hz can be generated.
For impedance measurement, the MEX library automatically chooses the best
interpolation factor and synthesizes a waveform of appropriate length, to achieve
a test signal frequency as close as possible to that specified by the user. For
electroplating, arbitrary user-supplied waveforms may be used, which puts the
responsibility of choosing waveform length and interpolation factor on the user
application.
getplatingcaps
Returns information about electroplating capabilities.
Usage: caps = nanoz(‘getplatingcaps’, handle);
Arguments: handle – handle to an opened device returned by the open function.
Return value: capsa Matlab structure with the following fields:
min_current The minimum (negative) current, in amperes, which the nanoZ's
electroplating current source can generate.
max_current The maximum (positive) current, in amperes, which the nanoZ's
electroplating current source can generate.
current_step The minimum step size, in amperes, by which the requested
electroplating current can be decreased or increased.
min_voltage The minimum (negative) voltage, which can be produced by
nanoZ to maintain the requested current (i.e. negative voltage compliance).
max_voltage The maximum (positive) voltage, which can be produced by
nanoZ to maintain the requested current (i.e. positive voltage compliance).
Remarks: The values returned by this function reflect the device's calibration
status, not just the design specifications, and can therefore vary slightly from
device to device.
preparewaveform
Prepares a waveform for electroplating.
Usage: [output_waveform, achieved_current] = nanoz(‘preparewaveform’, handle,
desired_waveform);
Arguments: handle – handle to an opened device returned by the open function.
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