WaveDriver 10
Potentiostat/Galvanostat System
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Great for reliable electrochemistry.
Electrochemistry
We use the WaveDriver frequently in our lab to analyze active compounds. The instrument delivers very consistent c-chem and performs well. Some issues have arose with excessive noise during experimentation, but very minimally. The instrument is very reliable.
Review Date: 16 Mar 2020 | Pine Research
The WaveDriver is excellent but does have some ease of use issues with the software.
Potentiostat/Electrochemistry
The WaveDriver is easy to use, straightforward, durable, easy to move, assemble and disassemble. It has lasted many years. My one disgruntlement is that the software sometimes is a bit clunky and has a data cap on how much data can be saved in an archive, which can make finding or moving data difficult for long experiments or products.
Review Date: 16 Mar 2020 | Pine Research
Great for reliable electrochemistry.
Electrochemistry
We use the wave driver frequently in our lab to analyze active compounds. The instrument delivers very consistent c-chem and performs well. Some issues have arisen with excessive noise during experimentation, but very minimally. The instrument is very reliable.
Review Date: 12 Mar 2020 | Pine Research
The WaveDriver® 10 Potentiostat/Galvanostat System is a cost-effective, yet powerful and versatile, benchtop instrument whose value cannot be beaten. With a modest form factor and convenient USB interface, the WaveDriver 10 packs a punch with iR compensation, ability to form over 38 different electrochemical techniques, and controlled through AfterMath® Data Organizer software. The WaveDriver 10 blends much of what you need from a potentiostat without the added frills that can sometimes simply drive up the cost. Key features of the WaveDriver 10 are as follows:
- Applied/Measured Current: ±100 nA to ±1 A
- Applied/Measured Voltage: ±10 V (two ranges, ±2.5 V and ±10 V)
- Operation Modes: Potentiostat, Galvanostat, OCP, ZRA
- iR Compensation: Current Interrupt or Positive Feedback
- Techniques: All common DC sweep and step experiments plus specialty corrosion, rotating, and spectroelectrochemistry techniques
