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The discussion centers on the challenges of testing a potentiostat circuit with an electrochemical cell. Participants suggest that electrochemical cells can be modeled using resistors and capacitors to simulate their behavior. A simple circuit example is provided, which may serve as a dummy load for testing purposes. Additionally, the complexity of accurately modeling electrochemical devices is highlighted, with a recommendation to explore "Electro Impedance Spectroscopy" for further insights.

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  • Understanding of potentiostat circuits
  • Knowledge of resistive and capacitive components
  • Familiarity with equivalent circuit modeling
  • Experience with Electro Impedance Spectroscopy techniques
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  • Research "Electro Impedance Spectroscopy" for advanced modeling techniques
  • Explore circuit design for simulating electrochemical cells
  • Learn to use ZView software for equivalent circuit modeling
  • Investigate the Helmholtz double layer concept in electrochemistry
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Electrochemists, circuit designers, and researchers involved in potentiostat development and testing will benefit from this discussion.

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Hi,

i don't even know if there is any solution to this... still trying my luck

i am working pn a project related to potentiostat
the potentiostat cirucuit needs to be tested with an electrochemical cell?
My issue is i am supposed to find an circuit which can behave like an electrochemical cell ( using a dummy load?)
Please let me knw if there is any circuit which behaves in the same way like an electrochemical cell

Thanks
 
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All electrochemical cells can be closely modeled as resisters and capacitors. Resistors represent transport or conductive losses and capacitors can be used to represent the Helmholtz double layers for both anodic and cathodic electrodes.

For example, here is a very simple circuit that could be used to model a battery or fuel cell.

http://www.fuelcon.com/cms/uploads/RTEmagicC_GBZ1707_01_220_02.jpg.jpg

The above circuit may meet your requirements for your project but keep in mind that to accurately model most electrochemical devices, the equivalent circuits are actually quite complicated and require more than resistive and capacitive components. For more information on equivalent circuits, do a search for "Electro Impedance Spectroscopy".

Heres a good primer;
http://www.gamry.com/App_Notes/EIS_Primer/EIS_Primer.htm
 


I also have a similar problem. I have impedance data of an electrode which is being used for nerve stimulation and I want to make an equivalent model for it. I am using z view software to make an equivalent circuit but till now I have not succeeded in making a suitable model using my data.
 

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