Instrument technical specifications:
· Constant potential slot voltage:±30 V(Can be extended to±60 V)
· Output current:±250 mA(Can be extended to±1.0 A)
· Constant potential control:±12V(Dynamic scanning range)13 V)
· resolving power:10.0 μV
· Current sensitivity:1 nA/V~100 mA/V
· Reference electrode input impedance: 1012 W
· Fast data collection: 16Positional resolution@1MHz
· CVandLSVScanning speed:0.000001V/sto10,000V/s
· Potential increment during scanning:0.1mVWhen the scanning speed is1,000V/sWhen)
·CAandCCPulse width:0.0001to1000sec
·CAandCCThe small sampling interval:1ms
·CCanalog integrator
·DPVandNPVPulse width:0.001to10sec
·SWVFrequency:1to100kHz
·i-tThe small sampling interval:1ms
·ACVFrequency range:0.1to10kHz
·SHACVFrequency range:0.1to5kHz
·FTACVFrequency range:0.1to50HzIt can simultaneously obtain fundamental, second harmonic, third harmonic, fourth harmonic, fifth harmonic, and sixth harmonicACVdata
· Communication impedance:0.00001to1MHz
· Amplitude of AC impedance waveform:0.00001Vto0.7VRMs
Instrument system functions:
- control function
· Interface method of electrochemical workstation:USB2.0interface
· Potential control: constant potential, linear scan, cyclic scan, single potential step, multi potential step, pulse, square wave, AC wave, etc;
· Current control: constant current, single current step, linear current scan, cyclic current scan, multiple current step, etc;
· Measurement of open circuit potential and potential difference;
· Peripheral control: stirring, deoxygenation, rotating electrode, mercury dropping electrode, etc;
· Electrode pretreatment, post-treatment, etc;
· Real time display of values for potential, current, time, and their graphical relationships. The vertical and horizontal coordinate axes simulate touch based flexible scaling and movement operations.
2Experimental methods
· Chronoamperometry, cyclic chronoamperometry, chronocoulometry, linear sweep voltammetry, cyclic voltammetry, pulse polarography (voltammetry), square wave voltammetry, cyclic square wave voltammetry, alternating current voltammetry, various dissolution voltammetry, potentiostatic polarization, Tafel curve, etc;
· Timing potential method, multi-step timing potential method, linear current scanning timing potential method, cyclic timing potential method, constant current electrolysis, etc;
· Electrochemical impedance measurement:20Methods for processing impedance data, including three-dimensional impedance maps.
3Data processing
· Filtering and smoothing: mean method, least squares method, Fourier transform method, etc;
· Conventional mathematical operations;
· Data interpolation, segmentation, etc;
· Calculus and semi calculus, etc;
· Advanced visualization baseline processing;
· Advanced visualization peak analysis such as peak current, peak potential, and peak area;
· Advanced visualization standard curve analysis, etc;
· Various processing methods for electrochemical impedance data and the drawing of three-dimensional impedance spectra.
4Data exchange and files
· useXMLFor built-in data formats, providing a foundation for any data exchange;
· Multi threaded collaborative work mode, integrating project management with multiple sequence data, multiple experiments, multiple graphics, and electronic spreadsheets;
· Various formats of data and graphics, including rich text, can be output through files and clipboardsrtfTexttxt, bitmapbmpMetagraphic fileswmfWait.