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Electrochemical Instrumentation

Application Notes on Electrochemical Instrumentation

Potentiostats

Some of the notes below cover potentiostats in general and others are for Gamry Instruments systems specifically.  Click on a link below to download the PDF version of the Application or Technical Note.

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Rapid Biphasic Pulsing

Posted by gamry on February 1, 2019

IntroductionOccasionally you may need to make your potentiostat emit rapid pulses for your experimental work. For example, neuroscientists sometimes use such pulsing for experiments with neurons.

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Cable-Capacitance Correction

Posted by gamry on December 18, 2018

What is it? Why do we care?

The individual conductors in the cell cable of the potentiostat are made up of coaxial cables.

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Introduction to the EIS Box

Posted by gamry on December 4, 2018

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Risks of Using Additional Cabling

Posted by gamry on November 13, 2018

Introduction

Cell cables are an integral part of your potentiostat and can have a large effect on full measurement capabilities of the complete system.

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Calibration of Your Potentiostat

Posted by gamry on September 6, 2018

IntroductionAll scientific instruments must be calibrated in order to ensure proper function and accurate results, including potentiostats.

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Measurement of Small Electrochemical Signals

Posted by gamry on January 29, 2018

IntroductionPotentiostats are often required to work near the limits of their measurement ability.

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Care of Porous Glass Frits

Posted by gamry on January 24, 2018

IntroductionPorous glass frit is often used at the end of a reference electrode or a bridge tube to allow electrical, ionic conductivity between the bulk of the solution and the…

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Understanding iR Compensation

Posted by gamry on January 16, 2018

Introduction

Some of the most common technical questions we hear at Gamry have to do with iR compensation --

Where does uncompensated iR come from?
Do I need to use iR compensation with…

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The Value of Stack Mode Measurements

Posted by gamry on July 17, 2017

IntroductionSome researchers want to be able to apply or measure voltages larger than 12 V.

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Understanding the Specifications of your Potentiostat

Posted by gamry on October 21, 2015

Purpose of This NoteThis technical note is intended to help you better understand the functionality and specifications of potentiostats.

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