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How to access electric variables in EC-Lab®
EC-Lab® software allows access to the complex representation of the electrical variables obtained from electrochemical impedance measurements on ionic conductors.
Research electrochemistryMaterials science
ZFit: How to have confidence in results using std err.?
Explaination of the significance of the std err. parameter in ZFit, the EIS fitting tool in EC-Lab.
Energy storage and conversionResearch electrochemistryMaterials science
What is AC Voltammetry? Introduction to technique principles
Understand the key principles of alternating current voltammetry (AC Voltammetry)
Analytical electrochemistryResearch electrochemistry
What are All-Solid-State Batteries
Discover key differences from traditional lithium-ion batteries, ongoing research challenges, and instrumentation requirements
Battery
ZSim and ZFit as learning tools. Part V – How to choose the proper equivalent circuit?
Tips, tricks and general guidance for choosing the proper equivalent circuit.
Energy storage and conversionResearch electrochemistryMaterials science
ZSim and ZFit as learning tools. Part VII – Equivalent circuits identifiability
Explaination of the identifiability and unidentifiability properties of equivalent circuits
Energy storage and conversionResearch electrochemistryMaterials science
ZSim and ZFit as learning tools. Part VI – Equivalent circuits distinguishability
Explaination of the distinguishability properties of equivalent circuits
Energy storage and conversionResearch electrochemistryMaterials science
Guidelines for proper Electrochemical Noise (EN) measurements
How to properly perform EN measurements with BioLogic products.
CorrosionResearch electrochemistry
Corrosion basics: DC electrochemical characterization of a corrosion system
Description of a simple method for the determination of the potential and corrosion current of a uniformly corroding electrode based on the Stern or Wagner-Traud relationship.
Corrosion
