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curve tracer

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curve tracer [′kərv ‚trā·sər]
(engineering)
An instrument that can produce a display of one voltage or current as a function of another voltage or current, with a third voltage or current as a parameter.


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Curve tracer analysis indicated a short between the gate and source, drain and gate, and source and gate on die 1.
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Based on device behavioral models, provided by Fairchild and user-selected parameters, this simulation tool is able to graph accurate curve tracer waveforms of input/output characteristics, such as ID vs.
 
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