Sensit Smart for OEM
- Smartphone potentiostat capable of EIS up to 200 kHz
- Built around the EmStat Pico module
- Customization (e.g. logo and color) possible, even for small series
- Easy app building using our tools and examples
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Description
The Sensit Smart is the world smallest ready-to-go potentiostat available on the market. The Sensit Smart is designed for use with screen-printed electrodes and is available in a re-branded housing for OEM purposes.
The Sensit Smart can be directly inserted in a smartphone or tablet and controlled via the app PStouch. You can use the USB-C Female to USB-A cable to connect the Sensit Smart to a classic USB port on your PC and control the Sensit Smart via our PC software PSTrace.
It is easy to develop your own custom app or software for PC for use with Sensit Smart.
The Sensit Smart supports most common electrochemical techniques, including
Cyclic Voltammetry, Square Wave Voltammetry and Impedance Spectroscopy (FRA/EIS).
The Sensit Smart comes standard with below items, for the Sensit Smart for OEM these items are optional:
- Dummy Cell (SPE version)
- SPE to screw-terminal adapter
- USB-C Female to USB-A cable
- USB-C Female to Micro USB adapter
- USB-C port protector
- PSTrace software for Windows (activation code for my.palmsens.com)
- PStouch app for Android (find it in the Google Play Store)
Sensit Smart for Research
Techniques
See for all supported techniques and specifications: EmStat Pico module
Specifications
- FRA / EIS up to 200 kHz
- Potential range -1.7 to +2 V
- Current ranges 100 nA – 5 mA (max ±3 mA)
See EmStat Pico module for more detailed specifications.
| Compatible with most common Screen Printed Electrodes / Sensors | |
|---|---|
| Sensor pitch: | 2.54 mm |
| Electrode connections: | RE, WE, CE |
| Allowed sensor thickness: | Between 0.1 mm and 0.8 mm |
| Maximum sensor width: | 11 mm |
| Other specifications | |
|---|---|
| Power and communication | USB-C |
| Storage | 4000 datapoints on-board |
| Size | 43 x 25 x 11 mm (excl. USB connector) |
| Weight | 10 g |
| Battery | No |
| Auxiliary port | No |
| Sensor connector | SPE (pitch: 2.54 mm) |
| Operation temperature range | 0 °C to +40 °C |
Software Development
The standard version of the Sensit Smart is compatible with PSTrace/PStouch and ideal for the prototype phase, you can easily test and validate your sensor application with our standard software. The Sensit Smart for OEM is not compatible with PSTrace/PStouch. This feature is disabled as the Sensit Smart for OEM is developed for specific applications with tailored software. Using our Software Development Kits, it is easy to develop your own application for Windows or Android app for Sensit Smart.
Click here for more information.
Downloads
| Name | Type | Last updated | |
|---|---|---|---|
| MethodSCRIPT v1.2 protocol description MethodSCRIPT v1.2 protocol description | Documentation | 28-04-20 | |
| MethodSCRIPT v1.1 protocol description MethodSCRIPT v1.1 protocol description | Documentation | 17-04-20 | |
| App Note – Sensit Smart Glucose Calibration Curve This app note shows how to measure glucose concentrations using the Sensit Smart | Application Note | 08-04-20 | |
| App Note – How to connect cables to Sensit Smart Explains how to connect cables to the Sensit Smart | Application Note | 08-04-20 | |
| EmStat Pico communication protocol v1.2 Describes the EmStat Pico communications protocol which is based on MethodSCRIPT | Documentation | 08-04-20 | |
| MethodSCRIPT code examples
This ZIP file contains the following examples for MethodSCRIPT v1.2:
- MethodSCRIPTExample_C - MethodSCRIPTExample_C_Linux - MethodSCRIPTExample_C# - MethodSCRIPTExample_Arduino - MethodSCRIPTExample_Python - MethodSCRIPTExample_iOS - MethodSCRIPTExample_Android Every code example comes with a "Getting Started" document. | Software | 08-04-20 | |
| Sensit Smart description | Documentation | 08-04-20 | |
| EmStat Pico Description Description of the EmStat Pico module and software tools | Documentation | 08-04-20 |
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