How to get the i-t curve or E-t curves by potentiostat?

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January 07, 2025
Category Connection: Single Channel Potentiostat
Brief: Discover how to obtain i-t or E-t curves using the Corrtest Electrochemical Workstation CS350M, an ISO9001 approved potentiostat/galvanostat. This advanced tool offers 40+ electrochemical techniques for corrosion, battery, and material studies.
Related Product Features:
  • The CS350M features a DDS arbitrary function generator and high power potentiostat/galvanostat for precise electrochemical measurements.
  • Max current of ±2A and potential range of ±10V, with compliance voltage up to ±21V for versatile applications.
  • EIS frequency range from 10uHz to 1MHz, suitable for high-impedance systems like coatings and concrete.
  • Supports 40+ techniques including EIS, CV, LSV, OCP, Tafel, and more for comprehensive electrochemical testing.
  • Current can be boosted to 20A/40A with optional boosters, ideal for fuel cells and power battery testing.
  • Full-floating design allows for electrochemical studies of grounded working electrodes like autoclaves and metal parts.
  • Real-time data storage ensures no data loss during power interruptions, compatible with Excel and Origin.
  • Versatile software (CS Studio) supports multi-parameter analysis, EIS fitting, and combination tests for unattended experiments.
Faqs:
  • What is the difference between an electrochemical workstation and a DC power supply?
    An electrochemical workstation offers higher control accuracy and supports multiple techniques (40+), while a DC power supply has fewer techniques and typically only supports a 2-electrode system.
  • Can I use the demo mode software before purchasing the CS350M?
    Yes, you can operate the software in demo mode without connecting to the workstation to familiarize yourself with its features.
  • What is a 2-electrode vs. 3-electrode system?
    A 3-electrode system includes a working electrode (WE), reference electrode (RE), and counter electrode (CE) for precise measurements. A 2-electrode system lacks a separate RE, using the CE as the reference instead.