Techniques Supported

  • Potentiostatic
  • Potentiodynamic
  • Cyclic Voltammetry
  • Galvanostatic
  • Galvanodynamic

Main Features

  • Wide range of applications (i vs E, i Vs time, E vs time)
  • Fully computer or manual controlled experiments
  • Large memory to record experimental data
  • Acquisition data shown during experiment
  • Complete set of calculations capabilities
  • Compatible with many AMEL potentiostats
  • Very low price
Software Specifications
Potential limits ±8.0 V
Delay Time up to 1024 ms, s or min
Current range selection upon potentiostat
Maximum data storage 10000 pts/experiment
Memory storage 10 experiments
Minimum acquisition period...(static exp.) 25 µs/point  
Minimum acquisition period…(dyn. exp.)   100 µs/point  
Acquisition resolution 12 bit both potential and current
Data Manipulation and Analysis peak area and height, integration,
arithmetic operations
Plotting styles ten styles
File data format binary and text
Operating system Windows 95/98/Me ®

Minimum Hardware Requirements
  • One of the following AMEL potentiostat:
    1. 2049  (±22.0 V, ±1.2 A, 7 ranges from 1 A to 1 µA)
    2. 2051  (±27.0 V, ±2.2 A, 7 ranges from 1 A to 1 µA)
    3. 2053  (±50.0 V, ±1.2 A, 7 ranges from 1 A to 1 µA)
    4. 2055  (±30.0 V, ±12 A, 7 ranges from 10 A to 100 µA)
    5. 2059  (±10.0 V, ±20 mA, 7 ranges from 10 mA to 1 nA)
  • Function Generator AMEL Model 568
  • Noise Reducer AMEL Model NR2000
  • Acquisition data board Advantech PCL818L 12 bits A/D converter
  • PC Pentium 100 MHz 16 MB (32 recommended), 10 MB HDD free space
  • 1 RS-232 I/O serial port
  • SVGA Video board.

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