Title: Square Wave Voltammetry Demo with the SenseItAll (SIA) Potentiostat
🔬 In this video, we demonstrate how to perform Square Wave Voltammetry (SWV) using the SenseItAll (SIA) Potentiostat and a screen-printed electrode (501 carbon from ZP). Watch as we go from setup to data analysis in real time, showcasing how easy it is to capture and process electrochemical data with this system.
What You’ll Learn:
✅ How to set up and run a Square Wave Voltammetry experiment
✅ Key parameters used:
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Start: 600 mV
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End: -200 mV
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Voltage step: 2 mV
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Current range: 10 µA
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Amplitude: 25 mV
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Frequency: 25 Hz
✅ Real-time data acquisition with automatic cloud upload (via Djuli Cloud)
✅ Step-by-step data processing, including: -
Cropping
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Flipping the Y-axis
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Baseline correction
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Peak height analysis
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Converting peak height to concentration
📊 Why This Matters:
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The SenseItAll (SIA) Potentiostat offers quick, lab-quality electrochemistry in a portable format.
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Djuli Cloud enables seamless data storage, processing, and sharing—no manual transfers needed.
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Perfect for research, education, and industrial applications where rapid, reliable data is key.
🔗 Links & Resources:
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Learn more about the SenseItAll (SIA) Potentiostat: [Insert Link]
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Explore Djuli Cloud for electrochemical data management: [Insert Link]
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