MultiEmStat4

Multi-channel Potentiostat / Galvanostat / Impedance Analyzer

Available with 8 or 12 channels
FRA / EIS: 10 μHz up to 200 kHz
Potential range: ±3 V (LR) or ±6 V (HR)
Max. current: ±30 mA (LR) or ±200 mA (HR)

No Compromises on Productivity and Performance

The MultiEmStat4 is a compact Potentiostat, Galvanostat, and optional Frequency Response Analyser (FRA) for Electrochemical Impedance Spectroscopy (EIS) with 8 or 12 channels. The MultiEmStat4 comes in two versions; the Low Range version is great for applications that require a low current range down to 1 nA, whereas the High Range version is very suitable for applications that need a maximum current of 200 mA.

The MultiEmStat4 is controlled with MultiTrace for Windows, or you can write your own MethodSCRIPT and control it from any platform or operating system.

Always a backup

The MultiEmStat4 is equipped with 500 MB internal storage memory on each channel for storing your measurements as a backup. All internally stored measurements can be browsed and transferred back to the PC easily using the MultiTrace software. Your data is always with your instrument wherever you take it.

Synchronizing channels in Synched mode

By enabling synchronization of channels and adjusting the setup of your cables, you can use the MultiEmStat4 as a polypotentiostat. This means you can use multiple working electrodes, one counter and one reference electrode in the same cell at the same time. Your working electrodes all perform the same measurement.

Specifications

The MultiEmStat4M is available in two versions: the LR (Low Range) and HR (High Range) version.

Main differences between the MultiEmStat4 Low and High Range


Potential range	±3 V	±6 V
Max. compliance voltage	±5 V	±8 V
Current ranges	1 nA to 10 mA (8 ranges)	100 nA to 100 mA (7 ranges)
Max. current	±30 mA	±200 mA
Electrode connections	WE, RE, CE and ground, 2 mm banana plugs	WE, RE, CE, Sense, and ground, 2 mm banana plugs
Hardware options	EIS up to 200 kHz Galvanic Isolation	EIS up to 200 kHz Galvanic Isolation