Application Notes

Many variables affect the outcome of your electrochemical experiments.  We have prepared a series of Application and Technical Notes to assist you in getting the most accurate results and the best performance possible from your Gamry instrument.

Click on the link below to download the PDF version of any Application or Technical Note in our library. 

If you are looking for Installation Notes, Quick Start Guides, or Product Manuals, please see our Support Section.

ELECTROCHEMICAL APPLICATIONS

A Snapshot of EIS	Low Impedance EIS at its Limits with the Reference 30k Booster
Basics of Electrochemical Impedance Spectroscopy	Getting Started with Electrochemical Corrosion Measurement
Equivalent Circuit Modeling in EIS	Determination of Double-Layer Capacitance from a CPE
User-Defined Components in EIS Circuit Modeling	Rapid Electrochemical Assesment of Paints (REAP)
Demystifying Transmission Lines: What Are They, Why Are They Useful?	Testing Super-Capacitors: Part 1 - CV, EIS, and Leakage Current
EIS of Organic Coatings and Paints	Basics of an Electrochemical Quartz Crystal Microbalance
2, 3, and 4-Electrode Experiments	OptiEIS: A Multisine Implementation
Testing Super-Capacitors: Part 2 - CCD and Stacks	eQCM Investigations of a Thin Polymer Film
EIS Using a Reference Family Instrument and the ECM8 Multiplexer

 

 

TECHNICAL NOTES AND INSTRUMENTATION 

Potentiostat Fundamentals	Accuracy Contour Plots
Compliance Voltage: How Much is Enough?	EIS Measurement of a Very Low Impedance Lithium Ion Battery
Reference Electrodes	Verification of Low Impedance EIS Using a 1 mOhm Resistor
Care of Vycor® Porous Glass Frits	Changing Potentiostat Speed Settings
Troubleshooting Your Gamry Potentiostat with the Universal Dummy Cell 4	Quick Check of EIS System Performance
Measurement of Small Electrochemical Signals	Checking the Impedance of Your Reference Electrode
Faraday Cage: What is It?	Checking the Integrity of Your Gamry Cell Cable

OPEN SOURCE SCRIPTING

Commonly Requested Changes to Explain Scripts	Programming Reference for Explain
Customizing Electrochemical Experiments with Explain