EmStat4X

• The EmStat4X LR and HR features include: Fast EIS support: for running fixed-frequency EIS measurements at a very low interval of around 1 ms. Auxiliary Port: for connecting to a MUX8-R2 multiplexer, temperature sensor, pH sensor, stirrer control, triggering and more. iR compensation: to compensate for the iR drop between the Reference electrode and the outside of the double layer of the electrochemical cell. Bluetooth: for a wireless connection to a PC, smartphone or tablet 11.1 Wh batte
• The EmStat4X delivers high performance in a small footprint. The EmStat4X is a small battery and USB-powered Potentiostat, Galvanostat, and optional Frequency Response Analyser (FRA) for Electrochemical Impedance Spectroscopy (EIS). The EmStat4X Low Range (LR) version is great for applications that require measuring low currents down to picoamps, like (bio)sensor research. The High Range (HR) version is very suitable for applications that need a maximum current of up to 200 mA. The EmStat4X is c
• Two versions The EmStat4X comes in two different versions: Low Range: for lower currents and potentials (±30 mA / ±3 V applied / ±5 V compliance) High Range: for higher currents and potentials (±200 mA / ±6 V applied / ±8 V compliance) Both versions can be configured with optional EIS/FRA up to 200 kHz. See specifications for a detailed comparison between the LR and HR.
• Standard included A standard EmStat4X includes a rugged carrying case with: EmStat4X LR or HR USB-C cable Cell cable: high quality, double-shielded cable with 2 mm banana connectors for Working, Counter, Reference electrode and Ground, 1 meter long 4 or 5 crocodile clips Dummy Cell Also included: PSTrace software for Windows (on USB drive) Manual (hardcopy) Quick Start (hardcopy) Calibration report
• Techniques Voltammetric techniques Linear Sweep Voltammetry (LSV) Cyclic Voltammetry (CV) Fast cyclic Voltammery (FCV) AC Voltammetry (ACV) Amperometric techniques Chronoamperometry (CA) Zero Resistance Amperometry (ZRA) Chronocoulometry (CC) MultiStep Amperometry (MA) Fast Amperometry (FAM) Pulsed Amperometric Detection (PAD) Galvanostatic techniques Linear Sweep Potentiometry (LSP) Chronopotentiometry (CP) MultiStep Potentiometry (MP) Open Circuit Potentiometry (OCP) Pulsed t