29th Kronacher Impedanztage -Kronach Impedance School-
Registration and more information: http://zahner.de/home/events/kit2020.html
NFRA - Nonlinear Frequency Response Analysis
A Promising Diagnosis Approach in Electrochemical Power Generation and Conversion
More info:
thd-spectroscopy.pdf
Institute of Energy and Process Systems Engineering, TU Braunschweig
Department of Material Science and Chemical Engineering, School of Chemical Engineering, Dalian University of Technology
Celebrate with us 40 years of EXPERIENCE in electrochemical impedance spectroscopy!
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energy conversion
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corrosion
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general electrochemistry
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spectroelectrochemistry
ZAHNER ZENNIUM X and ZENNIUM pro
The new Goldstandard of Electrochemical Workstations based on 40 years of experience in electrochemistry!
Both ZENNIUM X and ZENNIUM pro come with our new THALES XT Software Suite, which unites an exceptional functionality with easy, WINDOWS® conform accessibility.
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THALES XT Software Suite
Light Exclusion Box
The CIMPS-LEB is an indispensable supplement for all CIMPS applications using CIMPS-LED light sources. It serves as a light exclusion box and at the same time as a Faraday’s cage.
The CIMPS optical bench fits directly into a fixture. The box is compatible with all single wavelength light sources as well as with the tunable light source TLS03. The cover with top and attached front and sides can be tilted up granting free access to the complete optical bench. Three blanketed openings on three sides are leading all cables into the box but block the light.
NEW
Deep UV LED Lightsources
Deep UV lightsources with 265nm, 285nm and 300nm available with typical intensity up to 12 W/m².
Ultra High-Power UV Lightsource
The UVR365-2 LED lightsource with a wavelength of 365nm and a typical light intensity of 2000 W/m² is now available.
NEW
iMSine
The Next Generation of MultiSine Excitation
Thales now supports intelligent Multi-Sine!
In the past multi-sine methods were suffering from a couple of severe disadvantages. The new "intelligent Multi-Sine" method developed by Zahner overcomes this drawback.
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