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Originally Posted by Sinewave
Your 1% is 0.000375uA, not 0.375uA, which alone is probably more accurate than our eyes can discriminate against, let alone the better accuracy of the 87V.
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Sorry!
What is 1% of 37.5uA? How do you get 0.000375uA?
Also Fluke 87V is a 4.5 digit (19999 counts) quality DMM at a cost of £400
Accuracy will be +/- 0.075uA (0.2%) + 0.02uA (2 digits) = +/- 0.095uA, or near enough +/-0.1uA
Resolution is not the sama as accuracy!
I am sure a new Fluke 87V will meet the OP's
specified requirements at only £400 plus a re-callibration every few months
