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ENERGY STORAGE AND CONVERSION.

ENERGY STORAGE AND CONVERSION



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potentiostat – galvanostat.

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This article introduces CO2 electrolysis and explains CO2 reduction reactions,
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As an industry leader in Electrochemical Impedance Spectroscopy, BioLogic
ensures accurate EIS measurements, regardless of cable length, by compensating
for parasitic effect with factory-calibrated cables. Focus on your research, not
your setup.
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ZFIT: HOW THE SENSITIVITY FACTOR CAN HELP OPTIMIZE THE EQUIVALENT CIRCUIT

Sensitivity functions can help you decide if a specific parameter is relevant or
not.
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WHY USE RDE AND RRDE METHOD TO CHARACTERIZE ELECTROCATALYSTS?

This article explains how BluRev can help you understand electrocatalyst
properties using RDE and RRDE methods
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HOW TO SELECT THE RIGHT REFERENCE ELECTRODE?

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WHAT SCANNING PROBE ELECTROCHEMISTRY PLATFORM IS BEST FOR HIGH THROUGHPUT
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SDC OR SECM FOR HIGH THROUGHPUT SCANNING?

The article compares Scanning Electrochemical Microscopy (SECM) and Scanning
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INTRODUCTION TO HIGH THROUGHPUT SCREENING

This article introduces high throughput screening and explains its advantages
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ELECTROCHEMICAL CHARACTERISATION OF FUEL CELLS AND ELECTROLYSERS

This article explains the electrochemical characterization of fuel cells and
electrolysers using DC and AC techniques.
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THE GERISCHER IMPEDANCE

What exactly is the Gerischer impedance and which systems can be modelled with
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OPTIMIZE PACK AND STACK PERFORMANCE WITH SIMULTANEOUS MEASUREMENTS

This article explains how our instruments and software configurations can
measure both battery packs or fuel cell stacks and their individual cells
simultaneously.
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WHAT ARE PEM FUEL CELLS AND ELECTROLYZERS?

This article will explain the basic principles behind fuel cells / electrolyzers
and show how potentiostats are used to qualify fuel cell and electrolyzer
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Introduction to symmetric cells and their DC and AC electrochemical response.
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equivalent circuit.
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THE FARADAY CAGE: WHAT IS IT AND HOW DOES IT WORK?

What is a Faraday Cage. How does it work? The article looks at the use of the
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ENSURING THE QUALITY OF ELECTROCHEMICAL IMPEDANCE SPECTROSCOPY MEASUREMENTS ON
HIGH-POWER SYSTEMS

The quality of EIS measurements on high-power systems is presented in this
article.
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DISTRIBUTION OF RELAXATION TIMES (DRT): HOW TO IDENTIFY EQUIVALENT CIRCUITS
EFFICIENTLY

The Distribution of Relaxation Times (DRT) analysis (equivalent circuit
identification tool) is introduced.
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KEY FACTORS TO CONSIDER WHEN LOOKING FOR A SCANNING ELECTROCHEMICAL WORKSTATION.

Factors of interest when looking at a scanning electrochemical workstation are
discussed.
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SECM101: INTRODUCTION TO THE REDOX MEDIATOR

The Scanning Electrochemical Microscopy (SECM) redox mediator is introduced.
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SKP VS KPFM

Scanning Kelvin Probe and Kelvin Probe Force Microscopy are compared.
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CVSIM AS A LEARNING TOOL III: LINEARITY IN EIS

Article describes how CVSim can be used to study the behaviour of a redox
reaction during an Electrochemical Impedance Spectroscopy (EIS) measurements.
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OSP101: INTRODUCTION TO THE OPTICAL SURFACE PROFILER TECHNIQUE

An introduction to the Optical Surface Profiler (OSP) technique
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WHAT IS THE DEFINITION OF THE IMPEDANCE Z?

How to correctly define the ZZ impedance
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WHICH SCANNING PROBE ELECTROCHEMISTRY TECHNIQUE?

The scanning probe electrochemistry techniques on the M470 are compared.
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ZSIM AND ZFIT AS LEARNING TOOLS. PART IV – THE EFFECT OF HIGH FREQUENCY
INDUCTANCE.

High frequency inductance can strongly affect the shape of impedance graphs and
need to be accounted for during data fitting.
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ANATOMY OF AN SKP PROBE

The key features of an SKP probe will be discussed.
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SKP AND THE FRINGING EFFECT

The fringing effect and its role in Scanning Kelvin Probe (SKP) is introduced.
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CVSIM AS A LEARNING TOOL. II INTERFACIAL CONCENTRATIONS

CVSim is used to determine the peak current concentration of electroactive
species involved in a reversible redox reaction (E).
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ZSIM AND ZFIT AS LEARNING TOOLS. PART II – WHY CIRCLE FITTING IS WRONG?

We demonstrate why circle fitting should not be used to analyze impedance data
using ZSim- part of EC-Lab, BioLogic's potentiostat control/analysis software
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ZSIM AND ZFIT AS LEARNING TOOLS. PART III – HOW TO DETECT AN INDUCTIVE BEHAVIOUR
AT LOW FREQUENCIES

Does the Nyquist impedance diagram of the C1/R1/(R2+L2) circuit always have an
inductive arc at low frequencies?
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NOT NEGATIVE. NOT POSITIVE. NEGATIVE AND POSITIVE. FULL CELL CONTROL FOR PREMIUM
& ESSENTIAL INSTRUMENTS

The ability to fully understand the behavior of positive & negative electrodes
gives battery researchers a holistic view of battery performance.
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NEW WEBINAR (BIOLOGIC US): DOES MG2+ REVERSIBLY INTERCALATE INTO TRANSITION
METAL OXIDES? REGISTRATION & ABSTRACT

Details of the latest webinar in the Blue Box Webinar Series and registration
links
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INVESTIGATION OF STRUCTURE-ELECTROCHEMISTRY RELATIONSHIPS IN NOVEL SILICON
ANODES FOR LITHIUM-ION BATTERIES (WEBINAR)

Part two of the BioLogic USA Blue Box Webinar Series: Structure-Electrochemistry
Relationships in Novel Silicon Anodes for Lithium-ion Batteries
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MULTICHANNEL & SINGLE-CHANNEL POTENTIOSTATS – WHAT’S THE DIFFERENCE?
(ELECTROCHEMISTRY BASICS SERIES)

An overview of the differences between single channel and multichannel
potentiostat galvanostats
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DON’T FORGET OUR YOUTUBE CHANNEL

Don't forget that a wide range of support, software tutorials and product
support videos are also available on our YouTube Channel
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ZSIM AND ZFIT AS LEARNING TOOLS. PART I – ACIDIC CORROSION

An overview of ZSim the powerful Electrochemical Impedance Spectroscopy (EIS)
simulation tool available in EC-Lab®,
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RP=LIMF→0REZRP=LIMF→0REZ. WHY?

Why is the polarization resistance the finite low-frequency limit of the
impedance? This Learning Center article explains why...
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BATTERY STATES: STATE OF CHARGE (SOC), STATE OF HEALTH (SOH). ELECTROCHEMISTRY
BASICS SERIES.

Battery States (Charge and of Health) are defined and discussed in this article.
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SCANNING PROBE ELECTROCHEMISTRY FOR CATALYSIS RESEARCH

An overview of the benefits of local electrochemistry in research in the field
of catalysis
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INVESTIGATING BATTERY AGING USING DIFFERENTIAL CAPACITY ANALYSIS (DCA)

The importance of DCA for battery aging...
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HOW TO READ BATTERY CYCLING CURVES

An overview of how to read cycling curves and their relevance to battery
performance/behavior
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HOW TO CORRECT IMPEDANCE MEASUREMENTS WHEN USING LONGER CABLES OR A TEST FIXTURE
(ELECTROCHEMISTRY BASICS SERIES)

Focus on your Device under Test. How to remove parasitic impedance due to
extension cables or connection interfaces
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THE DIFFERENT CURRENT AND VOLTAGE SETPOINT OPTIONS IN EC/BT-LAB®

This article presents the various options available in EC/BT-Lab® for potential
and current setpoints.
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HOW TO AVOID SIDE REACTIONS DURING BATTERY CHARGING/DISCHARGING?

How can we avoid unwanted reactions at the electrodes during battery
charging/discharging?
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SCANNING PROBE ELECTROCHEMISTRY FOR SUSTAINABLE ENERGY RESEARCH

A short article and associated video relating to scanning probe electrochemistry
and sustainable energy
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HOW TO USE ELECTROCHEMICAL IMPEDANCE SPECTROSCOPY (EIS) ACCURACY CONTOUR PLOTS

EIS accuracy contour plots must be used to interpret errors made during EIS
measurements and identify the best frequencies possible for a given impedance
range.
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THE RRDE AS A PH PROBE IN SITU

The Rotating Ring Disk Electrode (RRDE) Ring can be used as a potentiometric or
amperometric in situ pH probe. This is extremely useful to study electrochemical
reactions that involves OH- or H+ ions.
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EFFECT OF THE STAIRCASE ON CURRENT SAMPLING.

An article detailing the effect of the staircase on current sampling
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CHECKING AND VALIDATING REFERENCE ELECTRODES (ELECTROCHEMISTRY BASICS SERIES)

The reference electrode is part of the 3-electrode setup. A bad reference
electrode can impact negatively on measurements. In this article, we discuss the
protocol necessary to check reference electrodes.
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INVESTIGATION OF IMPEDANCE MEASUREMENTS USING THE Z SIM TOOL (ELECTROCHEMISTRY
BASICS SERIES)

To adjust the frequency range of your EIS experiment or just to see the shape of
your model, Z Sim is available on both EC-Lab® and BT-Lab® software.
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NYQUIST PLOTS: WHY USE THE ORTHONORMAL SCALE?

This article illustrates why the orthonormal scale should be used for Nyquist
impedance plots.
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DC-SECM AND THE SECM150

The dc-SECM technique. Includes a link to a more detailed, downloadable
document.
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100TH LEARNING CENTER PUBLISHED

How to get the best out of BioLogic's Learning Center
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ROTATING RING DISK ELECTRODE: AN INTRODUCTION

The principles and main uses of the Rotating Ring Disk Electrode.
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HOW DO I CUSTOMIZE MY PLOTS?

A suitable plot with the right variables allows you directly access the results
and saves a great deal of time during the analysis. In this short article we
show you how...
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CREATE AND SAVE YOUR OWN PROTOCOLS

Learn how to save time by configuring full experiments from previous settings;
including safety limits, advanced settings, cell characteristics and external
device configuration.
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LEVICH ANALYSIS: THE PRINCIPLES

The Levich analysis is mainly used to determine the diffusion coefficient of a
redox species. But how does it work exactly?
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KOUTECKÝ-LEVICH ANALYSIS: THE PRINCIPLES

The Koutecký-Levich analysis is used to determine kinetic parameters of a redox
reaction. But how does it work exactly?
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SPLIT ELECTROCHEMICAL IMPEDANCE SPECTROSCOPY (EIS) EXPERIMENTS INTO MULTIPLE
SEQUENCES: SAVE TIME WITHOUT COMPROMISING QUALITY

Reliable impedance measurements require the system under study to remain linear
and stationary during the whole measurement sequence. This article describes the
ideal configuration for studying unstable systems such as batteries or supercaps
to save time while maintaining good measurement quality.
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WORK SMARTER, NOT HARDER: TECH-TIPS

A series of short articles explaining how to work more efficiently and
streamline your workflow
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QCM: WHY MEASURE AT OVERTONES MATTERS

The benefits of QCM measurements at overtones are described.
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QCM: HISTORY AND PRINCIPLES

The principles behind the QCM technique are described as well as an introduction
to its history.
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QCM: WHEN IS THE SAUERBREY EQUATION VALID?

How to ensure the validity of the Sauerbrey equation
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QCM: MEASUREMENT PRINCIPLES

The measurement principles used in QCM are described
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CONNECTION TO THE CELL – PART 3 – PERMEATION CELL MEASUREMENTS (WORKING
ELECTRODE TO GROUND)

Last in a three part series about connection modes
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CONNECTION TO THE CELL – PART 2 – MULTI-ELECTRODE MEASUREMENT

The second in a third part series of three articles about connection modes.
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CONNECTION TO THE CELL – PART 1 – WHAT IS “GROUND”?

Different grounding options based on application type
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SCANNING PROBES & FUEL CELL RESEARCH

Scanning Probes & Fuel Cell Research: overview of techniques
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SECM TO FORM AND SCREEN MICRON SCALE ELECTROCATALYSTS

Article illustrating how SECM can be used for high throughput screening of novel
electrocatalytic materials destined for green energy sources
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EIS AND BATTERY SCREENING

Article describing how advanced EIS battery cyclers can play a multipurpose role
in battery screening.
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A BRIGHT IDEA: SCANNING KELVIN PROBE (SKP) FOR THE INVESTIGATION OF PHOTOVOLTAIC
SYSTEMS

Article covers the importance of accurately measuring the work function of
device components, in particular that of the electrodes. in relation to
photovoltaic technologies
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SCANNING PROBES & PHOTOVOLTAIC RESEARCH

Scanning probe electrochemistry has already been used to help answer a number of
questions relating to photovoltaics. This article will discuss the benefits of
scanning proble electrochemistry in relation to PV.
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ANODE VS CATHODE: WHAT’S THE DIFFERENCE?

This article clarifies the differences between anodes cathodes and positive and
negative electrodes in secondary batteries.
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WHY USE ELECTROCHEMICAL IMPEDANCE SPECTROSCOPY (EIS) FOR BATTERY RESEARCH?

Understand which information you can accurately obtain from your insertion
material using Electrochemical Impedance Spectroscopy.
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GET MORE FROM YOUR POTENTIOSTAT. UNDERSTANDING BANDWIDTH & ITS EFFECT ON
MEASUREMENTS (ELECTROCHEMISTRY BASICS SERIES)

An article which gives an overview of the electronic system that sits behind a
potentiostat/galvanostats and describes how it can affect your measurements.
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HOW TO CHECK AND CORRECT THE TIME VARIANCE OF YOUR SYSTEM UNDER EIS MEASUREMENTS

Are you running EIS experiments on a corroding electrode or on a charging or
discharging battery and obtaining unusual or strange data at low frequencies?
You should check that the change of your system does not affect your EIS
measurements. Here are a few tools available in EC-Lab® to help you deal with
such situations.
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HOW TO MAKE RELIABLE ELECTROCHEMICAL IMPEDANCE SPECTROSCOPY MEASUREMENTS WITH
EIS QI™

To be considered reliable, EIS measurements must be performed on a system that
is linear, in a steady-state and time-invariant. Quality Indicators are made
available to users of EC-Lab® to ensure that the system fulfills these
requirements.
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PEIS OR GEIS OR GEIS-AA? THAT IS THE QUESTION.

Electrochemical Impedance Spectroscopy (EIS) measurements are generally
performed under potentio control (PEIS) rather than under galvano control
(GEIS). In most cases, the potentio and galvano modes are equivalent and give
the same results, except in some cases when galvano mode is recommended, for
example, when the system changes during the measurement…
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SCANNING PROBE ELECTROCHEMISTRY & BATTERY RESEARCH

As demand for electric vehicles, portable electronics, and green energy storage
grow, so too will the demand for better batteries. To improve on current battery
technologies, researchers must intimately understand battery components
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ZFIT (IMPEDANCE FITTING) TUTORIALS FOR POTENTIOSTATS AND BATTERY CYCLERS

Series of tutorials about ZFit, BioLogic's impedance fitting tool
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COUPLING POTENTIOSTATS & SPECTROMETERS FOR SPECTROELECTROCHEMICAL MEASUREMENTS

One of the possibilities of characterizing intermediate species created during a
redox process, is to couple a spectrometer with a potentiostat
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THE ELECTRICAL CONDUCTIVITY OF SOLID ELECTROLYTES

The efficiency and performance of energy storage devices depend on the
electrical properties of the materials used for the anode, cathode and for the
electrolyte.
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DATA OF INTEREST – WORK MORE EFFICIENTLY.

Get the most out of your potentiostat/battery cycler : how EC/BT-Lab can help
you work more efficiently as well as save valuable time.
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RESOLUTION, PRECISION, ACCURACY, TEMPERATURE STABILITY AND TIME BASE: THE FIVE
TO WATCH (ELECTROCHEMISTRY BASICS SERIES)

The five characteristics that should be on every electrochemist’s radar
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HPC: THE IMPORTANCE OF ULTRA-PRECISION BATTERY CYCLERS

As opposed to standard cycling techniques, High Precision Coulometry (HPC)
measurements can provide a reliable estimation of battery lifetime quickly
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NO NEED TO PLAN YOUR FUTURE ANALYSIS… GO STRAIGHT AHEAD

It is time to demystify a false truth. You really do not always need to add
points in the record settings of BT-Lab® and EC-Lab® in order to obtain highly
accurate measurements.
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MODIFY ON-THE-FLY: FLEXIBLE POTENTIOSTAT/BATTERY CYCLER CONTROL

No need to stop the experiment with EC-Lab®’s “modify-on-the-fly” functionality
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WHY 4-POINT MEASUREMENTS?

A potentiostat / galvanostat is an instrument that can control both the current
and the voltage imposed to a cell. For this purpose, Bio-Logic instruments
require at least 4 cables:
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POTENTIOSTATS: OBTAINING HIGH QUALITY MEASUREMENTS (ELECTROCHEMISTRY BASICS
SERIES)

This article gives some tips to improve the quality of measurements, from
optimizing the setup or the connection interfaces, to the geometry of the cell
itself.
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