Test Automation — question 3 of 10
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You write a script that sends a SCPI query like MEAS:VOLT? to a power supply right after commanding it to a new setpoint, and reads back the result immediately. Most of the time it works, but occasionally the value returned looks like the previous setpoint, not the new one. What's going on, and how would you fix it?