Precision in Electrochemistry
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Potentiostats for Electrochemistry

Since 1976, the German company Zahner-Elektrik is developing and manufacturing innovative high-precision instruments such as potentiostats and galvanostats for all kinds of electrochemical and photoelectrochemical applications. Our multi-disciplinary team of developers is always in contact with users and at the same time at the front line of technology development.

Potentiostat customized to suit your needs.

Zahner potentiostats can be equipped with multiple plug and play addon cards, which introduce additional analog and digital in- & output signals. This modular function makes Zahner's potentiostats very flexible and allows the possibility to customize the potentiostat to suit the needs of its users.

Remote control of IM7 potentiostat

The IM7 potentiostats can operated remotely via the zahner_link API.

The zahner_link libraries communicate with an IM7 potentiostat via WebSocket connections, exchanging JSON objects. Built with a C++ core, the zahner_link also offers Python bindings for simplified programming.

Next Generation of Workstations

Introducing IM7

Explore Our Products

Potentiostats

IM7x

The ultimate high performance

DC voltage ranges: ±5 V and ±15 V

Current up to ±4 A over 12 current ranges

EIS frequency range from 10 µHz to 12 MHz

Up to 33 parallel channels for EIS (up to 8 PAD42 cards)

Supported operating systems: Windows, Linux, and macOS

Controllable by C++ and Python

IM7

The all-purpose potentiostat

DC voltage ranges: ±5 V and ±15 V

Current up to ±3 A over 12 current ranges

EIS frequency range from 10 µHz to 8 MHz

Up to 5 parallel channels for EIS (1 PAD42 card)

Supported operating systems: Windows, Linux, and macOS

Controllable by C++ and Python

IM7c

The compact potentiostat

DC voltage ranges: ±5 V and ±14 V

Current up to ±2 A over 12 current ranges

EIS frequency range from 10 µHz to 5 MHz

Supported operating systems: Windows, Linux and macOS

Controllable by C++ and Python

Products for different applications

Applications

Zahner potentiostats are based on modular concept, which gives users freedom to customized their potentiostat to suit their needs.

Electrochemistry

Photo- & Spectroelectrochemistry

Fuel cell

Electrolyzer

Battery

WHY US?

Our Strengths

Zweipol-Hilbert transformation

Zweipol-Hilbert transformation (Z-HIT) allows the detection of non-stationarity and mutual inductivity in the measured EIS spectrum. The limitation of Kramers-Kronig does not apply to Z-HIT which ensure a better evaluation of the measured EIS spectrum than Kramers-Kronig transformation. .

Custom Experiment Builder

The Custom Experiment Builder application in Zahner Lab enables easy implementation of extensive experimental routines by assembling basic measurement techniques as modular building blocks. Using drag-and-drop, users can combine blocks into automated sequences for repeatable electrochemical test protocols and complex experiment designs.

C in CIMPS

Zahner's CIMPS system is developed for characterizing the PEC and PV systems. The CIMPS system ensures a constant and controlled light illumination during the measurement. Ability to precisely control the light intensity during the measurements makes the CIMPS one of its kind and much better setup than traditional setups for PEC or PV characterizations.

AUTOMATE YOUR EXPERIMENTS

Easily Integrate and Automate IM7 Potentiostats

Zahner IM7 potentiostats connect via Ethernet and support full remote control. The zahner_link libraries communicates with the IM7 via WebSocket connections, exchanging JSON objects. Built with a C++ core, zahner_link also offers Python bindings for simplified programming.

With the Custom Experiment Builder, experiment routines can be created quickly and converted into Python code with a single click, eliminating the need to write the complete code manually.

These features make IM7 potentiostats ideal for automated electrochemical measurements and custom system integration.

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