
What is a potentiostat and how does it work?
Three-electrode cell, control amplifier and current measurement: the operating principle of the potentiostat/galvanostat and the criteria for choosing one.
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12 modules, 28 lessons: from the fundamentals of electrochemistry to EIS, batteries, corrosion, fuel cells, materials and scanning probe techniques; peer-reviewed sources and measurement instruments under every lesson.
Question-and-answer guides compiled from more than 100 application notes and organised by topic: which measurement is done how, and with which instrument?

Three-electrode cell, control amplifier and current measurement: the operating principle of the potentiostat/galvanostat and the criteria for choosing one.

Small-amplitude AC excitation, Nyquist/Bode representation, equivalent-circuit modelling and the three indicators that validate measurement quality.

Cell format, current/voltage range, number of channels, native EIS and data security: the criteria that determine the right cycling system.

The balance between statistical significance, test duration and budget: how many channels do you need?

Cyclic voltammetry versus chronoamperometry: when to use which, and what information each provides.

Application, current/voltage requirement, EIS, number of channels and expansion: a step-by-step selection guide.
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