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A Source Measure Unit (SMU) is a type of electrical engineering instrument used to measure and source electrical signals. It combines the functions of a power supply, a digital multimeter, and a data acquisition system into a single unit. SMUs are used in a variety of applications, such as testing semiconductor devices, measuring current-voltage characteristics, and characterizing materials. They are also used in research and development, production testing, and quality control.
SMUs are available in a range of sizes and configurations, from benchtop models to rack-mounted systems. They are designed to provide accurate, repeatable measurements and can be used in a variety of environments, including laboratory, industrial, and field applications.
Some companies in the SMU market include Keithley Instruments, Yokogawa Electric Corporation, Chroma ATE, and B&K Precision. Show Less Read more