For an EMI test, I need to monitor direct current and set a limit above which I get an audible alarm. I don¹t want to constantly have to watch an ammeter/voltmeter while also operating the susceptibility equipment. I also don¹t want to have to connect a DVM to a PC; I want the limit setting function to be self-contained. Seems as if there ought to be such a device, but I can¹t find it. Doesn¹t have to be an ammeter per se; if it can measure dc millivolts, I can use a current shunt.
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