Review of Keithley 182-M sensitive voltmeter (nanovoltmeter)

RE: Review of Keithley 182-M sensitive voltmeter (nanovoltmeter)

Former Member — Mon, 16 Nov 2015 11:30:47 GMT

i Have got the NI GPIB to USB HS converter and the related drivers (using keithley 2002 multimeter). I want to use Python language to control this instrument kindly help me with the code.

RE: Review of Keithley 182-M sensitive voltmeter (nanovoltmeter)

Former Member — Mon, 09 Nov 2015 12:00:07 GMT

I am trying to control the 2002 keithley multimeter using python using SCPI commands via the RS232. Is it possible to control via RS232. Also, I am using Visa and PyVisa libraries. Kindly share the code too in Python, if possible.

RE: Review of Keithley 182-M sensitive voltmeter (nanovoltmeter)

DAB — Thu, 24 Sep 2015 20:38:38 GMT

Great post.

It is amazing how many useful design practices you can learn by looking inside a good quality instrument like this one.

Took me back to my laboratory days working with precision instruments taking detailed measurements during experiments.

DAB

RE: Review of Keithley 182-M sensitive voltmeter (nanovoltmeter)

gadget.iom — Thu, 24 Sep 2015 11:24:45 GMT

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RE: Review of Keithley 182-M sensitive voltmeter (nanovoltmeter)

michaelkellett — Thu, 24 Sep 2015 07:40:00 GMT

Very interesting, Illya, thanks.

I have a Keithly sourcemeter for which I've made some nice tri-axial leads and a breakout box. The only problem is that the leads are so stiff I needed to add some weights to the breakout box to make it sit flat. Do you know anywhere to get really flexible tri-ax cable ?

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RE: Review of Keithley 182-M sensitive voltmeter (nanovoltmeter)

jw0752 — Thu, 24 Sep 2015 04:59:04 GMT

I can't even imagine what I would ever need such a precision instrument for but it is fun to learn about it. Thanks for sharing all the details.

John