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Electrochemical techniques for battery research and testing
The webinar covers theoretical and practical aspects of electrochemical techniques for battery research:
• Potentiostatic vs. galvanostatic methods
• 2- or 3-electrode measuring mode
• Galvanostatic techniques: CC charge/discharge and GITT.
• Potentiostatic techniques: Cyclic voltammetry and its suitability as well as differences between PITT and GITT.
• Electrochemical impedance spectroscopy
Thomas Touzalin, PhD.
Product Manager at Metrohm Autolab
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Thomas Touzalin, PhD.
Electrochemical techniques for battery research and testing
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