Keithley 6485 Picoammeter: Unparalleled Precision with 10fA Resolution

Features and Specifications Keithley 6485 Picoammeter with 10fA Resolution, 5.5 digits, 20mA, GPIB/RS232 Interface, 6400 Series Product Overview The Keithley 6485 Picoammeter is a high-performance instrument designed for measuring small currents with high accuracy and resolution. It offers a wide measurement range of 10fA to 20mA, with a resolution of 5.5 digits. The 6485 also features a built-in GPIB/RS232 interface for easy remote control and data logging. Features 10fA resolution for precise measurements of small currents 5.5-digit display for high accuracy and readability Wide measurement range of 10fA to 20mA Built-in GPIB/RS232 interface for easy remote control and data logging Autoranging for automatic selection of the optimal measurement range Zero offset function for eliminating unwanted offsets Triggering capabilities for capturing transient events Specifications Measurement range: 10fA to 20mA Resolution: 5.5 digits Accuracy: ±0.05% of reading + 10fA Input impedance: 10GΩ Maximum input voltage: ±250V GPIB/RS232 interface: Yes Dimensions: 173mm x 102mm x 38mm Weight: 1.2kg What’s in the Box Keithley 6485 Picoammeter Power cord GPIB/RS232 cable User manual Benefits High accuracy and resolution for precise measurements of small currents Wide measurement range for versatility in various applications Built-in GPIB/RS232 interface for easy remote control and data logging Autoranging for automatic optimization of measurement range Zero offset function for eliminating unwanted offsets Triggering capabilities for capturing transient events Value The Keithley 6485 Picoammeter is a valuable tool for researchers, engineers, and technicians who need to measure small currents with high accuracy and resolution. Its wide measurement range, built-in GPIB/RS232 interface, and advanced features make it an ideal choice for a variety of applications, including: Semiconductor characterization Device testing Electrochemistry Ion channel measurements Leak detection