An HTS SQUID picovoltmeter was constructed, which in two different configur
ations gave a voltage noise of e(n) = 3.2pV/root Hz and a current noise of
i(n) = 310pA/root Hz and a voltage noise of e(n) = 75pV/root Hz and a curre
nt noise of i(n) = 10pA/root Hz, respectively. The low frequency noise was
reduced to below 1 Hz using bias current reversal. The SQUID is coupled to
the input coil via an intermediate flip-chip flux transformer. Measurements
were performed to determine the input coil to SQUID mutual inductance for
different input coil configurations.