Abstract
An instrument is described which enables absolute current measurements (10-12 to 10-9 A) to be made using the Townsend null method. It has proved satisfactory over six months of almost continuous use on free-air chamber and extrapolation chamber work. It is readily adaptable for use in a simple bridge circuit for capacitance measurement.
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