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 SECM370 Scanning Electrochemical Microscope System
The SECM370 is a precision scanning micro-electrode system, which can be used to monitor (or impose) current flowing between a micro-electrode and a
specimen surface in solution at extremely high spatial resolutions. It can be used to examine, analyse or alter the surface chemistry of a sample in solution.This equipment has many potential applications in the study of fundamentals of surface reactions for example in corrosion science, or the study of enzyme stabilization and for MEMS.
The specification of the SECM370 incorporates an integrated, versatile potentiostat/galvanostat system with the Model 370 Scanning Electrochemical Workstation. All scanning parameters, variables, control, data acquisition and post data acquisition analysis are performed on a PC via a direct, single connection to the USB port. Using Uniscan’s proven, powerful and user friendly software, all scan cycles are automated and are user definable, including linescan, repeat linescan, z-approach scan, and area map scan, as well as all standard electrochemical techniques. The unique Macro experiment feature of M370™ software (included) allows the researcher total control of the scanning stage and potentiostats in order to devise even more complex experiments.
The SECM370 system includes a precision dual potentiostat system, allowing full control and measurement of electrochemical processes at the micro-electrode tip and substrate independently.
The SECM370 can be optionally specified with either the µTriCell™ or four port Environmental TriCell™. Both cells can be accommodated in the standard screw fitting optical table mounts of the Model 370 Scanning Electrochemical Workstation.
The SECM370 incorporates Uniscan’s own Windows™ based M370™ 32 bit MDI control and analysis software, with the following features;
- Scanning probe techniques including x, y and z line and area scans, z-probe approach curve.
- Standard electrochemical techniques including:- cyclic voltammetry, linear voltammetry, chronoamperometry, chronopotentiometry, square wave voltammetry, normal and differential pulse voltammetry.
- User defined experiments via powerful Macro program experiments.
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Uniscan Instruments Ltd
Sigma House
Burlow Road
Buxton
SK17 9JB
United Kingdom
Tel: +44 (0)1298 70981
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