Register for EIS Webinar Series!
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Join Dr. Neil Spinner of Pine Research for a free 5-part webinar series on Electrochemical Impedance Spectroscopy (EIS), beginning on Wednesday, February 17 2021. The webinar will be delivered in two time slots to accommodate those in different time zones – 08:00 EST (13:00 GMT/UTC) and 16:00 EST (21:00 GMT/UTC). Each successive webinar will be held on consecutive Wednesdays at the same time slots.
Information about each webinar is provided below, along with links to register for each time slot each week.
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Part 1: EIS Theory |
Description: theory of impedance; data processing; Bode/Nyquist plots; data accuracy and validity; Kramers-Kronig | |
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Part 2: EIS Applications, Circuit Models 1 | Webinar completed |
Description: electrochemical interfaces; circuit elements; Randles circuits; capacitor vs. CPE; series vs. embedded RC/RQ |
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Part 3: EIS Applications, Circuit Models 2 | Date: March 3 2021 | Description: electrochemical interfaces; circuit elements; Warburg elements, infinite and finite; corrosion circuit model |
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Part 4: EIS Parameters, Real Experiments | Date: March 10 2021 | Description: potentiostatic vs. galvanostatic EIS; choosing experimental parameters; software control; experimental flow; real system EIS tests |
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Part 5: EIS Circuit Fitting Tips and Tricks | Date: March 17 2021 | Description: AfterMath software EIS circuit fitting; special software features; general circuit fitting strategies |
Alternate registration links:
- Part 3: EIS Applications, Circuit Models 2, March 3 2021 (08:00 EST/13:00 GMT)
- Part 3: EIS Applications, Circuit Models 2, March 3 2021 (16:00 EST/21:00 GMT)
- Part 4: EIS Parameters, Real Experiments, March 10 2021 (08:00 EST/13:00 GMT)
- Part 4: EIS Parameters, Real Experiments, March 10 2021 (16:00 EST/21:00 GMT)
- Part 5: EIS Circuit Fitting Tips and Tricks, March 17 2021 (08:00 EST/13:00 GMT)
- Part 5: EIS Circuit Fitting Tips and Tricks, March 17 2021 (16:00 EST/21:00 GMT)