Type: INSTANCE FUNCTION Purpose: Modify an existing IRUPDN signal generator. Usage: Idstep.Tweak(Pstat,IInit,TInit,IStep1,TStep1 IFinal,TFinal,SampleTime) Pstat PSTATCLASS Potentiostat that will use the signal IInit REAL Initial value in amperes. TInit REAL Initial… read more →
The Spectroscopy software uses functions and classes that are specifically designed for spectroscopic and spectro electrochemical experiments. These include absorption, transmission, and raw count measurements. Furthermore, spectroscopic measurements can be… read more →
Type: CLASS FUNCTION Purpose: Create a new IRUPDN signal generator. Usage: Irupdn=IRUPDN.New(Tag,Pstat,Iinit,IApex1,IApex2,Ifinal,ScanInit,ScanApex,ScanFinal,Hold1,Hold2,Hold3,SampleTime) Tag STRING Object tag Pstat PSTATCLASS Potentiostat that will use the signal IInit REAL Initial value in amper TInit… read more →
Type:LICENSE Purpose: The Signal license is required by curve objects. The actual script text doesn’t refer to the license.
Type: CLASS Purpose: The IDSTEP class describes a three-part current-step waveform which can be applied by a potentiostat while in the Galvanostat mode. The Idstep object encapsulates information about the… read more →
Type: CLASS FUNCTION Purpose: Create a new Idstep signal generator. Usage: Idstep = IDSTEP.New(Tag,Pstat,IInit,TInit,IStep1,TStep1 IFinal,TFinal,SampleTime) Tag STRING Object tag Pstat PSTATCLASS Potentiostat that will use the signal IInit REAL Initial value… read more →
Type: INSTANCE FUNCTION Purpose: Used to avoid premature stopping of a curve because of noise creating a false reading for a StopAt test. Requires StopAt criterion be met for a… read more →
Type: INSTANCE FUNCTION Purpose: Set up threshold conditions which must be met before ChronoP.StopAt() tests are performed. When any of the threshold tests is met, the StopAt criteria are evaluated… read more →
Type: INSTANCE FUNCTION Purpose: Create and return an object of the class DATACOL. The object contains data extracted from one column of the CHRONOC object’s data array. The data, once… read more →