Premium potentiostat.

Potentiostats with unparalleled quality, precision, performance and speed.

BioLogic designed the Premium range for researchers who need the fastest, most precise potentiostats available.

This state-of-the-art range of potentiostats boasts the highest specifications available on the market: from 100 fA to 150 Amps, from DC measurement to 7 MHz in EIS and a sampling rate that can reach 1 data point every µs.

With acquisition times in excess of 1 Ms and bandwidths ranging from 10 µHZ to 7 MHz, and a sampling rate that can reach 1 data point every µs, Premium range potentiostats are unparalleled in terms of precision, performance and speed.

The range includes single channel potentiostats as well as bipotentiostats and multichannel potentiostats.

Instruments.

SP-240 Potentiostat

A powerful, research grade, potentiostat offering a current range of up to 4 Amps.

VMP-300 Potentiostat

EIS capability up to 7 MHz and ultra low current sensitivity with the ULC option

VSP-300 Potentiostat

Perfect for group working the VSP-300 electrochemical workstation can be connected to a LAN and controlled independently by multiple users

SP-300 Potentiostat

A state-of-the-art research grade potentiostat with a 500 mA to 10 A range , built-in EIS and many other high-end specifications

SP-200 Potentiostat

The perfect electrochemical workstation for corrosion with the 100 fA accuracy ultra-low current option

Add-ons.

ARG

Additional module providing voltage scans of up to 1 MV/s with an acquisition time down to 1 μs.

Boosters for Premium Potentiostats

HCV-3048

A booster pack designed specifically for battery pack characterizations. Continuous maximum current of +/-30 A extendable by +/-120

Ultra Low current (down to aA resolution)

Lowers the base current range from 1 μA to 1 pA, making the resolution of the low current option is 80 aA on the 1 pA range.

Accessories.

CCH-1

A premium range battery holder using a 4-point connection. The CCH-1 is a premium alternative to the CCH-120 and CCH-124 coin cell battery holders.

PBH-125 / PBH-150

Two versions are available for pouch cell testing, one with a maximum current of 25 A, and another with a maximum current of 50 A. The 4-point connection of these holders allows high-accuracy measurements.

Standard corrosion cells

The standard corrosion cell is a one-liter cell that can accommodate oversized samples and is specially designed for uniform corrosion experiments.

Large volume analytical cells

This cell is perfect for standard analytical electrochemistry experiments with electrolyte volumes of several tens of mL. It is also compatible with the BluRev product range, ie the electrode rotators.

CC4-200A

The CC4-200A was specially designed for high power applications up to 200 A. Four FlexP0160 in parallel can reach 200 A and four HCV-3048 in parallel can reach 120 A.

PBH-4 / PBH-8

4 and 8-channel holders are available for small pouch cells up to 32 A. These holders have 4-point connection allowing high accuracy measurements.

CBH-4 / CBH-8

CBH-4 and CBH-8 are 4 and 8-position battery holders, respectively, dedicated to large and high power cylindrical battery cells.

BH-1i

The BH-1i Battery Holder is a modular accessory for battery test applications, compatible with a wide variety of battery types (coin cells, 18650 and 26650 cells), up to 4 batteries can be tested simultaneously, with a maximum current of 12 A per channel.

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