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Gamry Instruments to Host Free Webinar Sponsored by Kolibrik Kolibrik.net will sponsor a Free Webinar hosted by Gamry and presented by Pinflow Energy Storage. Warminster PA June 4, 2024– Gamry Instruments, a US-based manufacturer of electrochemical instrumentation, is excited to be hosting a Free Live online seminar entitled “Unique Multichannel EIS Measurement for Battery Packs”. During this webinar, you will discover how to measure Electrochemical Impedance Spectroscopy (EIS) in battery packs, both at zero DC current and during charging or discharging. This webinar is being sponsored by Kolibrik, a Czech company based in Žďár nad Sázavou, that develops laboratory measuring instruments as well as industrial solutions for science, research and applications. In addition, the webinar will be presented by Pinflow Energy Storage, developers of highly efficient batteries based on redox flow technology. The webinar will be presented on June 19, 2024, at 10 am Eastern Time, and registration ...

Gamry Instruments Introduces a High Voltage Test System for EIS up to 20kHz

 The New Gamry LPI1010 for doing Electrochemical Impedance Spectroscopy (EIS) on an entire stack or battery pack Philadelphia, PA. – November 3, 2020 – Gamry Instruments, the manufacturer of high-quality electrochemical instrumentation, has announced the launch of a new high voltage test system for impedance measurements offering advantages to researchers who wish to study electrodes and mechanisms in batteries, fuel cells, and electrolyzers. Vehicle electrification is requiring changes in how batteries and fuel cells are tested. The need continues to require electrochemistry to develop better and more efficient storage and conversion devices. The new LPI1010 High Voltage EIS system consists of an Interface 1010E potentiostat, an LPI1010 and a load or power supply depending on the application. This new system will modulate the load or power supply while measuring the voltage response of the entire stack. The precision of a dynamic electrochemical measurement, such as EIS, is import...

Gamry Instruments to Participate in a Presentation at NACE Corrosion 2020

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NACE Corrosion 2020 to feature a presentation by Gamry Instruments’ David Loveday Warminster, PA, October 7, 2019 – NACE Corrosion 2020, the world’s largest conference and exposition on corrosion, is being held March 15-19, 2020 at the George R. Brown Convention Center in Houston, TX.   This technical conference brings opportunities to exchange knowledge and connect with scientists, researchers, engineers, technicians, coatings inspectors and contractors, educators and students in the corrosion-fighting field. Gamry Instruments is delighted to take part in a symposium, planned for Sunday March 15 th , focusing on Electrochemical Measurements.   David Loveday, Ph.D will be presenting an “Introduction to Linear Polarization and Electrochemical Impedance Spectroscopy ”.   The symposium is a one-day event from 9am-5pm CST. Registration for the conference opens October 14, 2019.   There is a reduced rate for the conference if registering before January 25,...

Gamry Instruments Expands Product Range of Battery Holders

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Gamry’s new battery holders allow researchers to connect a large variety of batteries and pouch cells Philadelphia, PA. – October 2, 2018  –  Gamry Instruments, the manufacturer of high-quality electrochemical instrumentation, has announced the launch of two new battery holders, the Universal and Pouch Cell Holders.   Both new products are designed to help researchers connect a larger variety of batteries to their Gamry potentiostats. The Pouch Cell Holder allows high currents up to 30A to be passed through the holder without danger of destroying the holder.   In addition, the holder allows four-point measurements. The Universal Battery Holder allows connection to a large variety of batteries at currents up to 30A, from coin-sized to larger cylindrical shapes. The holder has a millimeter gauge for coarse adjustment of the battery contacts simply by tilting the spring-loaded moveable contact and sliding it along the rails to the length of the battery. ...