PSTrace Tutorials
Personalize the EmStat4T touchscreen
In this video, Lutz Stratmann will show how to use the EmStat4T Configurator to customize the looks of the display. Would you like to have your name in the EmStat4T so your lab...
Scan QR codes, enable Drop Detection and Peak Search with the EmStat4T
In this video, Lutz Stratmann will show how to scan a QR- or barcode, use drop detection, and perform a peak search on the EmStat4T potentiostat. The instrument also supports all ...
Visual MethodSCRIPT editor
In this video, Lutz Stratmann will show how to use the Visual MethodSCRIPT editor, open existing script and create your own script from scratch. He will upload the MethodSCRIPTs a...
Sensit Wearable – How to run automatic measurements?
Wondering how to record data while wearing the Sensit Wearable? In this video Dr. Lutz Stratmann will show how to automatically perform a measurement, activate the electrochemical...
PSTrace & MultiTrace Tutorial #21 – How to never lose your data with Autosaving?
Electrochemical measurement can take hours or even days. If your PC restarts or crashses, you don’t want to lose any data. This tutorial will explain how to regulary save yo...
PSTrace Tutorial #20 – How to perform Stripping Techniques with a potentiostat?
If you need to measure more then one channel sequentially, a multiplexer is what you need. In this tutorial you will learn what stripping techniques are, and how to perform them w...
Multiplexer: Get to know the four different options to connect electrodes
A multiplexer is a great way to expand the number of channels of your potentiostat. But how to connect electrodes? In this video Lutz Stratmann will show four different options on...
PSTrace Tutorial #19 – How to operate a Multiplexer?
If you need to measure more then one channel sequentially, a multiplexer is what you need. In this tutorial you will learn what a multiplexer is, how to connect and operate the mu...
PSTrace Tutorial #18 – Connect a stirrer, multiplexer or a custom sensor to a potentiostat
PalmSens potentiostats like the PalmSens4 and the MultiPalmSens4 have an auxiliary port, to connect external devices like a stirrer. In this tutorial you will learn how to connect...
PSTrace Tutorial #17: Corrosion Mode
Learn how to perform a Tafel plot analysis, perform a Butler-Volmer fit and circuit fitting in PSTrace’s Corrosion Mode. PSTrace is a software package that controls PalmSens...
PSTrace Tutorial #16: Analytical Mode
Perform standard addition and make calibration curves directly, using PSTrace. No more copying to and from Excel files anymore. PSTrace is a software package that controls PalmSen...
PSTrace Tutorial #15: Nyquist Plot
Learn how to switch to and use a Nyquist plot and compare it to a Border plot, using PSTrace. PSTrace is a software package that controls PalmSens potentiostats. Download PSTrace ...
PSTrace Tutorial #14: EIS Parameters
Learn how to perform an Electrochemical Impedance Spectroscopy (EIS) measurement, using PSTrace. PSTrace is a software package that controls PalmSens potentiostats. Download PSTra...
PSTrace Tutorial #13: Cyclic Voltammetry
Learn how to perform Cyclic Voltammetry, using PSTrace. PSTrace is a software package that controls PalmSens potentiostats. Download PSTrace here. ...
PSTrace Tutorial #12: Internal Storage
Never lose data again: learn how to save measurements on the potentiostat’s internal storage, using PSTrace. PSTrace is a software package that controls PalmSens potentiosta...
PSTrace Tutorial #11: Renaming Curves
Learn how to rename your curves in PSTrace. PSTrace is a software package that controls PalmSens potentiostats. Download PSTrace here. ...
PSTrace Tutorial #10: Equivalent Circuit Fitting
Learn how to perform equivalent circuit fitting to your measurement in PSTrace. PSTrace is a software package that controls PalmSens potentiostats. Download PSTrace here. ...
PSTrace Tutorial #9: Charge & Discharge Curves
Learn how to create charge and discharge curves in PSTrace. PSTrace is a software package that controls PalmSens potentiostats. Download PSTrace here. ...
