Electrochemistry Applications

Electrochemical synthesis is a process that involves the use of a potentiostat or galvanostat to drive current through an electrochemical cell to force a chemical reaction to produce a desired product.

Cyclic voltammetry (CV) is an electrochemical technique widely used in various fields, including electrochemistry, sustainable engineering, corrosion, and energy.

Gamry provides a suite of flexible electrochemical tools to generate new potential waveforms needed for cutting edge biological applications. From electrical stimulation of whole cells and tissue to bioelectrochemistry, Gamry enables next gen researchers to make accurate electrochemical measurements.

Gamry’s potentiostats are well suited for battery testing of materials to coin cells and all the way to large format cells. We even have a system for stack testing. All of our potentisotats are electrically isolated from earth-ground.

Electrolysis is a process that involves the use of a galvanostat to push electrical current through an electrochemical cell to drive a non-spontaneous chemical reaction

Gamry has been at the forefront of electrochemical corrosion testing since our inception in 1989. Our customers have told us that ease of use and reduced acquisition time are the most important features for their research.

Photovoltaic researchers looking for a complete solution will find Gamry's IMPS/IMVS quite capable of helping the researcher find the answers they need.

Gamry provides several systems for fuel cell development and testing. We also include tools designed to improve data analysis and workup.

Testing for supercapacitors is very similar to testing of batteries, just on a faster time scale. We have a number of recommended setups for the supercapacitor researcher.

Our paints and coatings customers have told us that ease of use and reduced acquisition time are the most important features for their research.

Most sensors are amperometric or impedimetric. Gamry makes it easy for researchers to generate and analyze data from either of these sensors.

Our software tool kits let OEMs take control of our instruments from their own software providing a seamless interface for data acquisition.