PG-M100 is a purely manually operated potentiostat. It is primarily designed for holding tests. The objective is, for example, to investigate cathodic disbondment. Depending on requirements, the device can be equipped with 1-4 modules in one housing. The output voltage is approx. ±12V, the current can be displayed in two ranges of 20mA and 100mA, and the maximum current is approx. 180mA. The device has digital instruments for current and voltage. An internal setpoint voltage generator with ±2V. No inputs/outputs for computer control.
- 1 to 4 channels
- Compliance voltage: ±12V
- Two current ranges: 20 mA und 100 mA
- Maximum current: 180 mA
- No inputs/outputs for computer control
- Conform with ISO, ASTM, DIN, VDA
- Typical application: CD-Test
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Type |
Potentiostat/Galvanostat |
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Electrode connections |
CE, RE, WE |
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Current range |
100 mA and 20 mA |
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Compliance voltage |
+- 11 V |
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Resolution |
0.01 mA |
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Interfaces |
none (only manual mode) |
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Additional information |
Compliant with ISO, ASTM, DIN, VDA |
Does the PG-M100 require a computer or software?
The PG-M100 is a potentiostat that is operated entirely manually. It requires neither a computer nor software.
How are measurement values recorded?
The PG-M100 displays the measurement values on its screens. These must be recorded manually (by writing them down).
What happens in the event of a power outage?
Once power is restored, the device simply resumes operation.
What is included in the package?
The PG-M100 package includes per module one black and one red measurement lead , a reference electrode cable, and an alligator clip.
Is calibration required?
To ensure reliable measurement values, the device should be calibrated once a year.



