### Querying measurement data

Syntax | Command |
Query | :MEASure? <no data/ ALL> (ALL can be specified only in continuous measurement mode.)
Response | <Measurement data> (The response format varies depending on the mode.) #### ASCII format <LCR mode> The AC status is output when the response parameters include any of Z, Y, PHASE, Cs, Cp, D, Ls, Lp, Q, Rs, G, Rp, X, B, S and E, and the DC status is output when the parameters include Rdc. #### Binary format <LCR mode> The AC status is output when the response parameters include any of Z, Y, PHASE, Cs, Cp, D, Ls, Lp, Q, Rs, G, Rp, X, B, S and E, and the DC status is output when the parameters include Rdc. The binary data is big-endian.
Parameter |
Explanation | Command |
Query | Returns the status, judgment results, measurement values, and panel number. Set the response content with the :MEASure:VALid command. When performing normal measurement in LCR mode, you can select the type of parameters to return with the :MEASure:ITEM command. But, in continuous mode, the ":MEASure:VALid" setting of a panel carried out first is reflected after continuous measurement was finished. So, if you want to use response content unlike the setting of a panel carried out first, please change response content with the :MEASure:VALid command each time. For details, refer to the :MEASure:ITEM command. Switching between ASCII mode and binary mode can be set with the :FORMat:DATA command. During continuous measurement, a message terminator or slash (/) is inserted for each single panel measurement. When :MEASure? : Message terminator When :MEASure? ALL : Slash (/)
Example | Command |
Query | :MEASure?
Response | #### ASCII format <LCR mode> #### Binary format <LCR mode>
注記 |  | In the query example, the following are set before sending the :MEASure? command. :MEASure:ITEM 0,0 :MEASure:VALid 31

### Response(MEASure? or :MEMory?)

##### LCR mode/CONTINUOUS mode