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Main Authors: Block, Julian, Könsgen, Andreas, Dede, Jens, Förster, Anna
Format: Preprint
Published: 2026
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Online Access:https://arxiv.org/abs/2601.16727
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author Block, Julian
Könsgen, Andreas
Dede, Jens
Förster, Anna
author_facet Block, Julian
Könsgen, Andreas
Dede, Jens
Förster, Anna
contents Power consumption is a crucial aspect of IoT devices which often have to run on a battery for an extended period of time. Therefore, supply current measurements are crucial before deploying a device in the field. Multimeters and oscilloscopes are not well suited when it comes to measuring very small currents which occur e.g. when an IoT device is in sleep mode. In this report, we compare dedicated source measurement units (SMUs) which allow to measure very small currents with high precision. As an application example, we demonstrate current measurements on our MoleNet IoT sensor board.
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spellingShingle Precise Low-Current Measurement Techniques for IoT Devices: A Case Study on MoleNet
Block, Julian
Könsgen, Andreas
Dede, Jens
Förster, Anna
Signal Processing
Power consumption is a crucial aspect of IoT devices which often have to run on a battery for an extended period of time. Therefore, supply current measurements are crucial before deploying a device in the field. Multimeters and oscilloscopes are not well suited when it comes to measuring very small currents which occur e.g. when an IoT device is in sleep mode. In this report, we compare dedicated source measurement units (SMUs) which allow to measure very small currents with high precision. As an application example, we demonstrate current measurements on our MoleNet IoT sensor board.
title Precise Low-Current Measurement Techniques for IoT Devices: A Case Study on MoleNet
topic Signal Processing
url https://arxiv.org/abs/2601.16727