![]() PocketPico P105 - Compact 10nA to 2mA DC AmmeterManufacturer: Ix Innovations This product has been discontinued.
P105 Picoammeter now available. Measure as low as 10 nA at a more affordable price! Pocketpico Picoammeters accurately and easily measure very low direct current as low as 20 picoamps, utilizing USB for both power and data output. Our customers frequently cite the Pocketpico as “easy to set up and use” and remark how they are able to integrate it with their existing setups “quickly and with minimal effort.” Our picoammeters are easy to use, affordable, and small enough to fit in your pocket! What sets PocketPico Picoammeters apart?
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SafeRangingPocketPico instruments offers a unique patent pending technology called SafeRanging — a continuous ranging feature that is superior to the conventional relay based auto-ranging technology integrated into other picoammeters. SafeRanging allows our instruments to be a smaller, safer, more convenient instrument. SafeRanging makes use of a logarithmic current measurement scale across several decades of input currents with no need to set a measurement range. This simplifies your testing and eliminates the problems of range selection and auto-range changing present in other picoammeters. With our picoammeters there’s no need to estimate the range to begin taking measurements, no need to define a specific range or trying to work around the problem, and no need for expensive protection hardware. Life in the lab is simpler, faster and more convenient. Problems with Auto-Ranging When auto-ranging was introduced, it decreased testing time by enabling automation. However, this breakthrough came with some drawbacks, most notably an increased risk injected current due to transient voltages. The PocketPico’s SafeRanging technology solves this issue. Other manufacturers warn that their picoammeters cannot maintain the voltage burden specification when switching ranges, and so the picoammeter becomes a current-limited voltage source until it re-attains equilibrium. This results in a current surge into your setup that can result in a voltage spike up to hundreds of volts. |