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| Using Gamry Electrochemical
Instrumentation in Battery Development Programs |
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Batteries are virtually the ultimate in an electrochemical device, so it comes as no surprise that, as a general rule, battery scientists understand electrochemistry very well and use electrochemistry as a routine tool to develop and improve their products. Because of their electrochemical expertise,
battery scientists demand both technical excellence and flexibility in
their instruments. Because of Gamry's expertise, battery scientists
are a rapidly growing segment of Gamry's customer base. They like
the performance and the versatility of the Series
G 750
Potentiostat, the preferred instrument for batteries They
like the wide variety of software packages, particularly the EIS300
Electrochemical Impedance Spectroscopy, the PHE200
Physical Electrochemistry, and the DC105
Corrosion Techniques. They also like the sequencing
capability that is built into Explain, Gamry's experiment control
language. And they especially appreciate Open Source
Scripting,
which allows Gamry software to be easily modified for custom applications. An example of an EIS analysis of a
secondary alkaline battery can be found here,
along with an interesting discussion of the modeling of the battery
impedance results. |
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Batteries | Fuel
Cells | Corrosion
| Paints
& Coatings | Physical
Electrochemistry
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Instruments © 1997-2007
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