A commutator driven by a 1800‐rpm motor switches and restores the state of a magnetic sample once each revolution. An overdamped ballistic galvanometer integrates the induced voltage and displays a flux change due to the applied switching pulse. Since there is one flux change per revolution, a large number of revolutions results in a large deflection due to the addition of all the flux changes. This fluxmeter has a sensitivity of 4.61 Mx‐turns/cm/min of operating time. With this fluxmeter it is possible to measure magnetization curves and hysteresis loops of very small magnetic samples. The experimental error in the flux measurement is 4%.