SECM microscope ELP 1
laboratoryfor researchbenchtop

SECM microscope
SECM microscope
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Characteristics

Type
SECM
Applications
laboratory, for research
Configuration
benchtop

Description

The HEKA ElProScan is an Electrochemical Probe Scanner for various investigations of electrochemical active surfaces. It belongs to the family of the scanning microscopes like AFM, STM or SECM. The system consists of three main units, a positioning system, a Bipotentiostat/Galvanostat and a data acquisition system. The positioning system moves an ultramicroelectrode in three dimensions over an electrochemically active surface under solution. In this way the ElProScan can be used as a normal SECM but it is much more than that. The chief difference is the application of any electrochemical method (free programmable pulse protocol) at the tip and not only the recording of tip currents. During the protocol, an independent method can be applied to the sample and run simultaneously with the method applied to the tip. ElProScan, therefore can also be used for active electrochemical surface modification. The HEKA ElProScan system is designed to be used for a wide range of applications such as various kinds of surface analyses, metal deposition, deposition of conductive polymers, imaging of enzyme activity and catalytic centers to name only a few. The HEKA ElProScan is an integrated system, which allows control of all components by one software program and it consists of scientific grade hardware components to achieve optimal performance. The HEKA ElProScan is the only system which can perform measurements in an extremely wide current range up to 2 A. It also operates as a standard (Bi-)potentiostat/Galvanostat, thus, making it usable for many other electrochemical applications also.

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