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Conducting a wide range of
electroanalytical experiments
Controlling/monitoring other devices
Cypress System's 66-CS1200 Computer Control Potentiostat
The 66-CS1200 is a high sensitivity (<100 pA) and high scan rate (up to 250 V/s) potentiostat that uses a National Instruments AD/DA interface for reliability, versatility and Windows compatibility without obsolescence. To design and control your own experiments, the 66-CS1200 has two analog input channels (BNC connectors) for monitoring signals from other sources such as pH or ISE electrodes, temperature, etc). There is a TTL trigger output channel for timed start/stop of devices such a stirrer, flow pump or recorder. Two additional BNC connectors on the front panel allow analog monitoring of the cell potential and current with any XY or XYT recorder or oscilloscope. A DB9F connector on the back panel provides two digital I/O control lines, one trigger input line for starting the potentiostat "ON" externally, and an opto-electronic output trigger signal for linking to higher power devices. Cypress’ custom software, based on NI platform, is pre-loaded and supplied with a WIN 2000 or XP computer. Inquire about customized repetitive pulse waveform methods.
Features:
High sensitivity to 50 pAHigh speed, scan rates up to 250 V/sComputer controlledWide current range up to 40 mA @ 16VProgrammable waveforms to tailor your experimentsTTL outputs to trigger other devices (e.g., pumps and valves)Inputs to monitor signals from other devicesImport data files (ASCII format) to
other programs like Excel ® |
Techniques:Cyclic voltammetryLinear sweep voltammetryDifferential pulse voltammetrySquare wave voltammetryChronoamperometryChronocoulometryAnodic stripping voltammetryControlled potential electrolysis |
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Applications and Experiments:Cyclic Voltammetry Determine kinetic rate of an ec mechanism Study of redox properties – Bioinorganic systems Environmental AnalysisPulse voltammetric methods Anodic Stripping Voltammetry Fast cyclic voltammetry Options:Computer automated electrochemical flow
analysis system
Pre-loaded Excel program
Laptop computer with Nat’l PCMIA Interface
Software Software data system * Please call for software options.
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