Classic WaveNano Potentiostat

Pricing

#	Description	Price in USD
Potentiostat Bundle
[WN60-NANO]	WaveNano Low-Current Bundle WaveNano potentiostat, cables, and AfterMath software ±4 V, ±100 pA to ±1 mA
Power Cords	this bundle requires one power cord sold separately
List of All Items Included in Bundle
AFTP2	WaveNano USB Potentiostat/Galvanostat includes power supply and USB cable power cord sold separately
Software	click here for AfterMath Software information
RRTPE40-T	Shielded WaveNow/WavePico Cell Cable connects potentiostat to electrodes in the cell cable assembly with outer shield; HD-15 male to five banana plugs with optional alligator clips compatible with any WaveNow/WavePico series potentiostat
Optional Accessories
AKTP5V	Rechargeable Lithium Battery Pack 5 VDC / 2A battery pack
AKCABLE4	MSR Rotation Rate Control Cable links MSR control unit to potentiostat for AfterMath control of rotation rate
AKSPEKIT	Compact Voltammetry Cell Starter Kit includes 4 vials, cap, grip mount, cable, and screen-printed electrodes as follows: 20 carbon, 1 gold, and 1 platinum
RRTPE04	WaveNow Series USB-Style Cell Cable links cell cable to Compact Voltammetry Cell Kit grip
RRTPE05	WaveNow Series USB-Style Cell Cable with Reference Breakout links cell cable to Compact Voltammetry Cell Kit grip or Honeycomb Spectroelectrochemical electrode, with reference lead separated from counter and working leads

Description

The WaveNano^® portable USB potentiostat is a low-current version of our popular WaveNow^xv instrument. The lower current ranges make the WaveNano a better choice for researchers involved in microelectrode or electrochemical sensor research. This fully functional potentiostat/galvanostat weighs less than 300 grams, features a convenient USB interface, and is operated using our powerful AfterMath^® instrument control and data analysis software.

Portable. Only 30 mm thick and less than 175 mm long, this potentiostat is the ultimate portable instrument–small enough to fit into your laptop’s tote bag, your carry-on luggage, or your coat pocket. You can take your potentiostat to your work area rather than having to move your work area to your potentiostat. An optional battery pack lets you take your potentiostat into the field when needed.

Capable. Designed with the everyday user in mind, the specifications for the potentiostat are broad enough to permit you to perform a wide range of routine electrochemical techniques but also prudently chosen to allow for a simple and affordable design. Popular and common techniques such as cyclic voltammetry, bulk electrolysis, differential pulse voltammetry, square-wave and pulse voltammetry, chronoamperometry, and chronopotentiometry are easily configured and executed using our AfterMath software package.

Visit our YouTube channel for helpful instructional videos regarding the use and maintenance of this and many other Pine Research products.

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Specification

All specifications are subject to change without notice.


WaveNano Potentiostat
Working Electrode Channels	1
Measured Current Ranges	±1 mA, ±50 µA, ±2 μA, ±100 nA
Autoranging	Yes
Practical Current Range	20 pA to 1 mA
ADC Input	16 bits
Compliance Voltage	± 12 V
Measured Potential Ranges	±4.0 V
CV Sweep Rate (min)	10 μV / sec (125 μV step every 12.5 sec)
CV Sweep Rate (max)	10 V/sec (10 mV step every 1.0 msec)
Point Interval	500 μsec (minimum)
EIS Capable	No
EIS Frequency Range	N/A
Instrument Dimensions	165 × 100 × 29 mm (6.5 × 3.9 × 1.1 in)
Instrument Weight	280 g (10 oz.)
Interface	USB
Wireless Capable	No
Additional Specifications	click here for a complete list of specifications

Documentation

Document Number	Description
WaveNano Potentiostat
DRU10007	WaveNano Potentiostat/Galvanostat System User Guide click here to download (3 MB download)
DRB10075	WaveNow/WaveNano Marketing Brochure click here to download (960 KB download)
DRP10090	WaveNow/WaveNano Cell Cable Description click here to download (321 KB download)
DRK10057	Controlling a Pine Rotator with a Pine Potentiostat click here to download (370 KB download)
Troubleshooting
DRK10039	Troubleshooting Noise in an Electrochemical System click here to download (156 KB download)

Support

WaveNano Quick Start Guide

AfterMath Data Organizer software support site

Below are selected product references:


WaveNano Potentiostat [AFTP2]
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Screen-Printed Electrode Cell Starter Kit [AKSPEKIT]
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Classic WaveNano Potentiostat

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