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Print the results of a Galvcor experiment out to the Output file.
The Output record is printed in the format:
Tag <tab> "TABLE" <tab> Points
<tab> "Pt" <tab> "T" <tab> "Vf" <tab> "Im" <tab>
& "Sig" <tab> "Vu" <tab> "Ach" <tab> "Over"
<tab> "#" <tab> "s" <tab> "V" <tab> "A" <tab>
& "V" <tab> "V" <tab> "V" <tab> "bits"
<tab> Pt1 <tab> T <tab> V <tab> I <tab>
& V <tab> V <tab> V <tab> Flags
<tab> Pt2 <tab> T <tab> V <tab> I <tab>
& V <tab> V <tab> V <tab> Flags
...
<tab> PtN <tab> T <tab> V <tab> I <tab>
& V <tab> V <tab> V <tab> Flags
Where the symbols have the following meanings:
Tag |
The curve Tag (from GALVCOR.New() or optional argument). |
Points |
Total number of points acquired. |
Pt(#) |
Sequential number of a point. |
T |
Elapsed time from starting from Galvcor.Run(). |
Vf |
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Im |
Measured cell current. |
Vu |
Applied E vs. Ecounter (usually 0). |
Sig |
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Ach |
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Over |
The Vf value is the voltage difference maintained between the counter and working electrodes. In a traditional Galvanic Corrosion experiment this is 0.000 volts. The Vu value is the voltage difference measured between the reference and working electrodes.
Galvcor.Printl(Tag)
Tag |
STRING |
Optional. Used to print a different Tag than the one used in the call to GALVCOR.New(). |