I'm trying to use ADuCM350BBCZ to perform cyclic voltammetry. How is that can be done? Is there a specific code for that?
I'm trying to use ADuCM350BBCZ to perform cyclic voltammetry. How is that can be done? Is there a specific code for that?
Hi,
We don't have an example code specific to cyclic voltammetry but the AmperometricMeasurement example might help in understanding how to create a code using the sequencer function.
Example codes can be downloaded here: ADUCM350: 16-Bit Precision, Low Power Meter on a Chip with Cortex-M3 and Connectivity | Design Center | Analog Devices
And these application notes from the ADUCM350 will also help
AN-1281 (Rev. A) (analog.com)
If you are interested to look at another product, the ADuCM355. We have an example for this application using the ADuCM355 aducm355-examples/examples/ApplicationExamples/M355_ECSns_CycloVoltammetry at master · analogdevicesinc/aducm355-examples · GitHub
regards,
Mark
Hi,
We don't have an example code specific to cyclic voltammetry but the AmperometricMeasurement example might help in understanding how to create a code using the sequencer function.
Example codes can be downloaded here: ADUCM350: 16-Bit Precision, Low Power Meter on a Chip with Cortex-M3 and Connectivity | Design Center | Analog Devices
And these application notes from the ADUCM350 will also help
AN-1281 (Rev. A) (analog.com)
If you are interested to look at another product, the ADuCM355. We have an example for this application using the ADuCM355 aducm355-examples/examples/ApplicationExamples/M355_ECSns_CycloVoltammetry at master · analogdevicesinc/aducm355-examples · GitHub
regards,
Mark
Thank you, however, it is still unclear to me how can I use cyclic voltammetry on the ADUCM350. Are there any example codes using amperometry to perform cyclic voltammetry?
Hi,
We don't have an example specific for cyclic voltammetry using ADuCM350. What we have is an example of how to use the sequencer so the user of the product can define the sequence of configuration to have their application running.
regards,
Mark