AC9C Electrochemical sensor
Amperometric sensor with an array of 8 working electrodes and 1 common reference electrode made by thick film technology with integrated connector
Dimensions: 59.0 x 12.7 x 0.63 mm
WE material: Au/Pt, Au, Pt, Ag, C
The sensor is formed on a corundum ceramic base. On to this surface eight working electrodes, and the reference electrode are applied. The electrodes can be made of variety of materials (see below). At the end of the sensor there is an integrated connector. It is connected with the active part by the silver conducting paths which are covered by a dielectric protection layer. Different bio-chemically active substances can be immobilised on the working electrodes of the sensor.
You may also like…
-
TC9 Electrochemical Glass Cell
Read moreBorosilicate glass cell serves for electrochemical measurements.
The analyzed solution can be thermostated by external thermostat MT1-1.
Cell openings are designed for stirrer ST9 or mini RDE and connector KA9.s with folder for electrochemical sensor AC9C, classical electrodes WCEc, ACEc and RCEc. The device enables the measurement with inserted samples.
-
PalmSens4
Read moreThe PalmSens4, is a USB and battery powered Potentiostat, Galvanostat, and optional a Frequency Response Analyser (FRA) for Electrochemical Impedance Spectroscopy (EIS). The PalmSens4 has a large potential range (-5V to 5V or -10V to 10V) and current range (100 pA to 10 mA) with a high resolution and low noise. The economical PalmSens4 is a complete laboratory instrument but its compact and rugged design makes it also ideal for field work. Connecting via Bluetooth guarantees a perfectly floating measurement.
More information can be found through the link: https://www.palmsens.com/product/palmsens4/
Related products
-
AC1P Electrochemical sensor
Read moreAmperometric three-electrode sensor with patented structure type AC1 with polished working electrode made by thick film technology.
Dimensions: 25.4 x 7.26 x 0.63 mm
WE material: Au
The sensor is formed on a corundum ceramic base. On to this surface the working, the reference and the auxiliary electrodes are applied. Working electrode has homogenous surface with roughness less than 1 µm. The working and the auxiliary electrodes are made of variety of materials. At the end of the sensor there is a contacting field which is connected with the active part by the silver conducting paths which are covered by a dielectric protection layer. A bio-chemically active substance can be immobilised on the working electrode of the sensor to create a biosensor.
-
CC1 Electrochemical sensor
Read moreA conductivity sensor made by thick film technology with interdigitated structure of electrodes
Dimensions: 25.4 x 7.26 x 0.63 mm
WE material: Au/Pt, Au, Pt, Ag, C
The sensor is formed on a corundum ceramic base. Onto this surface two interdigitated structures of electrodes are applied. The electrodes are made of Platinum-Gold alloy in standard product CC1.WS. At the end of the sensor there is a contact which is connected with the active part by the silver conducting path which is covered by a dielectric protection layer. A bio-chemically active substance can be immobilised on the working electrode of the sensor.
-
AC6 Electrochemical sensor
Read moreAmperometric three-electrode sensor with two auxiliary electrodes made by thick film technology
Dimensions: 25.4 x 10.16 x 0.63 mm
WE material: Au/Pt, Au, Pt, Ag, C
The sensor is formed on a corundum ceramic base. On to this surface the working, the reference and two auxiliary electrodes are applied. The electrodes can be made from variety of materials (see below). At the end of the sensor there is a contacting field. It is connected with the active part by the silver conducting paths which are covered by a dielectric protection layer. A bio-chemically active substance can be immobilised on the working electrode of the sensor.
-
SIRE Sensor Cell Set (Sensor with Injectable Recognition Element)
Read moreThe SIRE Sensor Cell Set consists of a sensor with an integrated non-removable specialised chamber.
The set also contains a syringe which will allow the injection of the recognition element (Enzyme).
The SIRE Sensor Cell uses the concept of soluble enzymes into a reaction chamber separated from the sample by a semi permeable dialysis membrane. The analyte (for example maltose), enters into the reaction chamber by diffusion. The analyte reacts with the recognition enzymes creating H2O2 which is oxidized on a screen printed Pt electrode. The current corresponds to the amount of analyte.