Rotating disk electrochemical electrode Model 616A

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The Princeton Applied Research Model 616A Electrode Rotator is a high precision, low mass rotator that performs well with virtually any potentiostat. When connected to Princeton Applied Research electrochemical instrumentation, it uses control lines to give you remote start/stop and speed control. Using the convenient control panel and input jacks you can operate the model 616 easily for either manual or automated experiments. Standard features include: Front panel speed controls Protective enclosure Remote analog speed control (input is summed with front panel settings) Front Panel and remote (TTL) on/off switching (using Princeton Applied Research stir-control signals) Remote analog output for speed verification Integral ring-stand for convenient cell mounting For versatility, a variety of electrode assemblies are available to perform a wide range of experiments, including: High precision corrosion measurements Ultra-trace analytical determinations Automated Levich Plots Hydrodynamically-modulated voltammetry Cyclic stripping voltammetry