EC-110

Research-grade electrochemical workstation

Available in three models: EC-110, EC-110 Plus, and EC-110 Pro.

EC-110 is a high-precision, high-stability single-channel electrochemical workstation designed for fundamental electrochemical research, electroanalysis, electrocatalysis, electrosynthesis, and laboratory education. With exceptional measurement accuracy, reliable hardware performance, and a flexible software ecosystem, it provides a versatile platform for a wide range of research and teaching applications.

01

High Precision & Wide Dynamic Range

pA-level current noise with detection capability down to tens of pA. Current ranges from 1 nA to 250 mA with automatic range switching, enabling precise measurements across a wide dynamic range.

02

Advanced iR Compensation

Supports both positive-feedback and dynamic iR compensation, improving measurement accuracy and reproducibility across a wide range of electrochemical experiments.

03

High-Speed Data Acquisition

Features 16-bit ADC acquisition at 1 MHz or 3 MHz with high-speed USB 2.0 communication, ensuring fast, stable, and reliable data acquisition and transfer.

ItemParameter
Applied current range3 nA–250 mA
Applied current accuracy0.2% for currents above 3 × 10⁻⁷ A; 1% for other ranges; ±20 pA
Applied current resolution≤0.03% of the current range
Measured potential range±10 V
ItemParameter
Reference electrode input impedance1 × 10¹² Ω
Reference electrode input bandwidth≥25 MHz
Reference electrode input bias current≤10 pA @ 25°C
ItemParameter
High-speed waveform generation update rate100 MHz, 14-bit resolution
High-speed data acquisitionBetter than 16-bit resolution; simultaneous dual-channel sampling at 3 million samples per second
Maximum sampling rate of the external signal recording channel≥1 MHz
FunctionEC-110EC-110 plusEC-110 Pro
Cyclic voltammetry (CV)●●●
Linear Sweep Voltammetry (LSV)×●●
Step-sweep voltammetry (SCV)××●
Tafel diagram (TAFEL)×●●
Chronoamperometry (CA)●●●
Chrono-Coulometry (CC)●●●
Differential pulse voltammetry (DPV)×●●
Normal Pulse Voltammetry (NPV)×●●
Differential normal pulse voltammetry (DNPV)××●
Square Wave Voltammetry (SWV)××●
Alternating Current (including phase sensitive) Voltammetry (ACV)××●
Second harmonic alternating current (phase sensitive) voltammetry (SHACV)××●
Fourier Transform Alternating Current Voltammetry (FTACV)××●
Current-time curve (i-t)●●●
Differential pulse amplitude detection (DPA)××●
Double Differential Pulse Amplitude Detection (DDPA)××●
Three-pulse Amperage (TPA)××●
Integral Pulse Amplitude Detection (IPAD)××●
Controlled potential electrolysis coulometry (BE)●●●
Hydrodynamic Modulation Voltammetry (HMV)××●
Scan-Step-and-Fuse (SSF) method××●
Potentiostatic Intermittent Titration (PITT)××●
Impedance measurement (IMP)×●●
AC impedance measurement (constant current control)××●
Impedance-measurement over time (IMPT)×●●
Impedance-Potential Measurement (IMPE)×●●
Chronopotentiometry (CP)●●●
Current scanning chronopotentiometry (CPCR)××●
Multiple current step method (ISTEP)●●●
Galvanostatic Titration Technique (GTT)××●
Potentiometric stripping analysis (PSA)××●
Electrochemical Noise Measurement (ECN)××●
Open-circuit potential-time curve (OCPT)●●●
Constant current instrument●●●
RDE control (0-10V output)××●
Arbitrary reaction mechanism CV simulator××●
Preset reaction mechanism CV simulator●●●
Digital simulator and fitting program for AC impedance×●●

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