http://www.voltammetry.net/ 2010-09-04T11:47:27-04:00 http://www.voltammetry.net/ http://www.voltammetry.net/lib/images/favicon.ico text/html 2010-09-03T09:23:25-04:00 André-Marie Ampère http://www.voltammetry.net/pine/aftermath/version_history?rev=1283520205&do=diff [Array] Click here to return to the main AfterMath support page Like most software applications, the AfterMath Data Organizer software is continually being revised and improved to better meet your needs. This page records the history of these improvements. text/html 2010-08-23T12:39:44-04:00 André-Marie Ampère http://www.voltammetry.net/pine/aftermath/faq/dpv_parameters?rev=1282581584&do=diff This FAQ applies to versions 1.2.3208 and greater. How do I use the sampling “pre-pulse widthâ€� and “post-pulse widthâ€� on the Differential Pulse Voltammetry method (DPV)? Overview The Differential Pulse Voltammetry method (DPV) measures the difference in current before and after a voltammetric pulse. The parameters specify both an output pulse waveform and input sampling. The “pre-pulse widthâ€� and “post-pulse widthâ€� describe, with respect to the pulse, when the… text/html 2010-08-23T12:16:40-04:00 André-Marie Ampère http://www.voltammetry.net/pine/aftermath/faq?rev=1282580200&do=diff (click here to return to the main AfterMath support page) General * How do I get started? Where do I begin? Working with data * How can I invert the axis on plots? * How can I save data periodically during long-term experiments? * How can I export data? * How can I import data? * How can I display data with respect to a standard reference electrode? text/html 2010-08-16T12:50:40-04:00 Walther Hermann Nernst http://www.voltammetry.net/pine/aftermath/user/system_requirements?rev=1281977440&do=diff [Array] Note: This article is part of the AfterMath Data Organizer User's Guide (these requirements were last updated on August 16th, 2010) Basic System Requirements * Processor Class: Pentium IV or equivalent * Operating System: see instrument specific notes below * Processor Speed: 1 GHz or faster * Physical Memory: 512 MB or higher * GUI Platform: Microsoft .NET 2.0 (what's this?) * Screen Resolution: 1280 x 1024 pixels recommended text/html 2010-08-10T10:04:12-04:00 Walther Hermann Nernst http://www.voltammetry.net/pine/docs/lmtpfirst?rev=1281449052&do=diff Document Revision Document ID: LMTPFIRST (REV 1) 03-APR-2009 Summary This document provides links to important information about how to set up your WaveNow or WaveNano USB Potentiostat. Documentation All documentation for your potentiostat and the AfterMath software package can be found at our on-line “wikiâ€� site. There are several very useful entry points to our wiki site listed below: text/html 2010-07-31T22:49:04-04:00 Walther Hermann Nernst http://www.voltammetry.net/pine/demo/acs?rev=1280630944&do=diff Our new WaveNow USB Potentiostat is the perfect solution for the budget-conscious academic researcher or laboratory instructor. Pine is presently offering a complete system for teaching & research for under $6000! (bundle details here). This system is perfect for introducing your undergraduate students to modern electroanalytical chemistry. We even have laboratory handouts already prepared for you to use with your students. One of these experiments ( click here) demonstrates how cyclic volt… text/html 2010-07-22T14:12:57-04:00 Walther Hermann Nernst http://www.voltammetry.net/pine/wavenow/specifications?rev=1279822377&do=diff [Array] Note: This is one of many articles describing the WaveNow and WaveNano potentiostats. A Note Regarding Potentiostat Specifications The WaveNow, WaveNowXV and WaveNano potentiostat / galvanostat systems are designed to be affordable, portable instruments capable of performing a wide array of electroanalytical techniques. The intended audience for these instruments are those researchers, instructors, and students who use electroanalytical chemistry as a routine tool. While ma… text/html 2010-07-15T15:15:02-04:00 André-Marie Ampère http://www.voltammetry.net/pine/afcbp1/install?rev=1279221302&do=diff [Array] Related Links: CBP Bipotentiostat Support Page, AfterMath Data Organizer User's Guide This article is meant as a guide to the installation of the CBP Bipotentiostat system and the AfterMath Data Organizer software package which controls this instrument. It includes instructions for the physical installation of the interface board in your computer, the NI-DAQ device driver software, connection of the interface board to the bipotentiostat, and finally, testing of the overall s… text/html 2010-07-15T14:40:13-04:00 André-Marie Ampère http://www.voltammetry.net/pine/afcbp1/nidaq/74x?rev=1279219213&do=diff [Array] Related Links: CBP Bipotentiostat, Interface Boards, Device Drivers Device Driver: NIDAQ 7.4 This version of the NIDAQ device driver is appropriate for use with Windows XP / 2000 / NT systems. The link below will take you to a web page on the National Instruments web site from which you can download the NIDAQ driver. Note that National Instruments may require you to create an account on their web site before permitting you to download the device driver. text/html 2010-07-14T10:53:37-04:00 Walther Hermann Nernst http://www.voltammetry.net/pine/wavenow/user/akcable5?rev=1279119217&do=diff [Array] Note: This article is part of the Pine WaveNow/WaveNano Potentiostat User's Guide Cable Kit Description This kit (Pine part number AKCABLE5) provides a generic cell cable which is compatible with the WaveNow and WaveNano potentiostats. text/html 2010-07-09T12:13:04-04:00 Walther Hermann Nernst http://www.voltammetry.net/pine/afcbp1/system_requirements?rev=1278691984&do=diff [Array] Related Links: CBP Bipotentiostat Support Page In general, the personal computer used with the CBP bipotentiostat system must be a desktop or tower system (not a laptop), and it must be running the Windows XP operating system. There must be one full size PCI slot available to accomodate the interface board.