EA163 Potentiostat
- Modular potentiostat
- 4 modes: potentiostat, galvanostat, ammeter and voltmeter
This modular potentiostat is perfect for cyclic voltammetry and electroanalytical chemistry, and can use two (working and counter), or three (working, auxiliary and reference) electrodes. It can also operate as a galvanostat, ZRA (zero resistance ammeter), and high impedance voltmeter. It must be used together with any e-corder model.
The bandwidth of the EA163 is 100 kHz and so it is suitable for use with the Z100 Electrochemical Impedance Analyzer.
More information can be found through the link: https://www.edaq.com/EA163
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