I rewatched Dave's video on how to choose a DMM and applied the info to the amperage of DMMs. Here:
At offset 35:30 he talks about accuracy and says to use the formula, 10/counts * 100 == % to determine what the minimum accuracy of your scope should be.
Now if we apply that to a 6.5 digit DMM: (10/1200000)*100 == 0.00083 .
Then if we go over to the fine list of Bench DMMs here:
https://www.eevblog.com/forum/testgear/multimeter-spreadsheet/We see that most of them 0.05-0.03 or higher for the amperage range of the DMMs.
So, is it just me, or do most 6.5 digit DMMs measure amps in the noise?
Thanks!
EDIT: Actually, it looks like they measure voltage in the noise as well...