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Keithley 6514 System Electrometer

$5,908.00

A cost-effective, high-sensitivity electrometer designed for precise low-current, high-resistance, and charge measurements, ideal for research, QA, and system integration.

The Keithley 6514 System Electrometer delivers a powerful combination of sensitivity, accuracy, and affordability for applications requiring low-level current, high-resistance, voltage, and charge measurements. With current sensitivity down to 10 fA and resistance measurement capability up to 200 TΩ (2×10^14 Ω), the 6514 is engineered for demanding yet cost-sensitive laboratory and system test environments.

It is widely used in materials research, device characterization, and quality assurance testing, where accurate picoamp and femtoamp current measurements are critical. Its compact form factor and IEEE-488 (GPIB) and RS-232 interfaces make it ideal for integration into automated test systems.

The 6514 shares much of the performance of higher-end Keithley electrometers but provides a more economical solution, making it a popular choice for labs needing reliable precision without the cost of a built-in high-voltage source.

Key Features:

  • Current measurement resolution down to 10 fA

  • Resistance measurement up to 200 TΩ (2×10^14 Ω)

  • High-input impedance voltage measurements

  • Charge measurement capability

  • IEEE-488 (GPIB) and RS-232 interfaces for system integration

  • Compact, cost-effective solution for lab and production use

Compatible Applications:

  • Leakage current and insulation resistance testing

  • Characterization of high-resistance materials and components

  • Photodiode, sensor, and detector testing

  • Environmental and materials research requiring picoamp accuracy

Included Accessories:

  • Measurement leads

  • User documentation and quick-start guide

  • Optional test fixtures available separately

Compliance:

  • ISO 9001 certified manufacturing

  • CE, UL, and global safety standards

Benefits for Lab & Field Users:

  • Reliable precision at a lower cost compared to higher-end electrometers

  • Ideal for automated system applications

  • Provides accurate measurements across current, voltage, charge, and resistance modes

  • Trusted Keithley performance for advanced R&D and QA