Application Notes and White Papers
General and Physical Electrochemistry
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Energy storage and energy conversion devices are both used to fill the need for portable as well as renewable power. Specific technologies are batteries, capacitors, fuel cells and solar cells. In commercial devices, these are often used in combination as part of a power system. The evolving need requires the improvement in capability to provide pulse-power, long run-time and cycle life. Often power sources also have engineering constraints of volume and weight. New materials and advancements of engineering play a key role in meeting the market demand. The power available from a device is defined by the product of its voltage and current; the voltage of a single device is defined by its specific chemistry; the current of a single device is defined by its size (electrode area).
Solartron
Application Guide Introduction
EIS cell analysis techniques State of charge analysis
Characterisation of individual cells within energy storage devices
Simultaneous multi-channel AC and DC measurements
DC/EIS cell analysis techniques AC Voltammetry
Electrochemical measurements using the ModuLab femto ammeter
DC cell analysis techniques fast scan voltammetry
DC cell analysis techniques Pulse Voltammetry
EIS cell analysis techniques Low Impedance EIS Tests
High impedance electrochemical measurements
Non-linear system analysis
Characterisation of fuel cells Electrochemical Impedance
Impedance modeling of li batteries
Identification of Electrochemical Processes
An Introduction to Electrochemical Impedance Measurement
Frequency Response Analysis
Understanding Electrochemical Cells
Use and Applications of Electrochemical Impedance Techniques
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MaterialsLab XM Ametek Scientific Instruments
ModuLab XM ECS PhotoEchem XM
Ametek Scienific Instruments
Princeton Applied Resarch
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