Electronic current is measured by?

Electronic current is typically measured in units of Amperes (A), also known as Amps. An ampere is the standard unit of measurement for electric current, and it is defined as the amount of current that flows through a conductor, such as a wire, when one volt of electric potential is applied across it. Electronic current is measured using devices such as ammeters, which are connected in series with the circuit being measured to provide a measurement of the current flowing through that circuit.