Applications

Fuel cell

Single cell FC

Electrochemical impedance spectroscopy (EIS) is a key technique for fuel cell research, for example on PEM and solid oxide fuel cells. It separates the individual loss mechanisms inside a cell, such as ohmic membrane resistance, charge transfer resistance, and mass-transport limitations.

Measured alongside the polarization curve, these contributions show where a single cell loses efficiency under real operating conditions. This makes EIS well-suited to studying membrane hydration, flooding and drying, and catalyst degradation.

The EIS-capable PP2x2 series power potentiostat provides a flexible 200 W solution for fuel cell characterization. Systems are available with current ranges of ±10 A, ±20 A, or ±40 A.

The optional PAD42 card extension enables synchronous half-cell characterization and cross-sectional analysis of the cell, allowing for more detailed evaluation of the fuel cell.

The system can be controlled through Zahner Lab software or integrated into automated setups via C++, Python, or WebSockets.

The PP2x2 series power potentiostat is used as an extension of an IM7 or IM7x potentiostat.

EIS-capable potentiostat with 10 A range for fuel cell research
EIS-capable potentiostat with 20 A range for fuel cell research
EIS-capable potentiostat with 40 A range for fuel cell research

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