Uploaded February 2026 | Updated September 2026, 2 weeks ago
Join Elektor editor Brian Tristam Williams for this webinar with Johannes Sturz, creator of the Precision Picoammeter Labs project.
A €50 show, free thanks to eeNews Europe.
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Measuring tiny currents isn’t as simple as it looks. In this webinar, Johannes Sturz joins Brian Tristam Williams to show how the Precision Picoammeter Labs project tackles picoamps to milliamps across nine ranges — and turns a simple meter into a compact characterization lab with a programmable ±5 V source.
See how low-leakage design, range switching, and careful calibration make ultra-low current measurement reliable. Sturz also walks through the browser-based GUI, plotting results and exporting data for real-world testing.
His instrument spans 10 decades (pA to mA) across nine ranges and includes a programmable +/-5 V voltage source for automated I-V sweeps and curve tracing.
Project page:
elektormagazine.com/labs/precision-picoammeter
Giveaway:
Three lucky viewers will win an Elektor book, The Arduino-Inside Measurement Lab.
elektor.com/products/the-arduino-inside-measurement-lab
Learn electronics with an Elektor Membership. Trusted by tens of thousands of engineers, makers, and students. Join here: elektormagazine.com/membership
#TestAndMeasurement #Instrumentation #Electronics
Join Elektor editor Brian Tristam Williams for this webinar with Johannes Sturz, creator of the Precision Picoammeter Labs project.
A €50 show, free thanks to eeNews Europe.
eenewseurope.com
Measuring tiny currents isn’t as simple as it looks. In this webinar, Johannes Sturz joins Brian Tristam Williams to show how the Precision Picoammeter Labs project tackles picoamps to milliamps across nine ranges — and turns a simple meter into a compact characterization lab with a programmable ±5 V source.
See how low-leakage design, range switching, and careful calibration make ultra-low current measurement reliable. Sturz also walks through the browser-based GUI, plotting results and exporting data for real-world testing.
His instrument spans 10 decades (pA to mA) across nine ranges and includes a programmable +/-5 V voltage source for automated I-V sweeps and curve tracing.
Project page:
elektormagazine.com/labs/precision-picoammeter
Giveaway:
Three lucky viewers will win an Elektor book, The Arduino-Inside Measurement Lab.
elektor.com/products/the-arduino-inside-measurement-lab
Learn electronics with an Elektor Membership. Trusted by tens of thousands of engineers, makers, and students. Join here: elektormagazine.com/membership
#TestAndMeasurement #Instrumentation #Electronics
