Basic training course Electrochemical Impedance Spectroscopy

Target group:

Scientists and engineers from industry and academia who want to develop or consolidate a basic working knowledge in Electrochemical Impedance Spectroscopy. An understanding of basic chemistry and physics is prerequisite.

Seminar goals:

Nowadays Electrochemical Impedance Spectroscopy (EIS) is very popular, as it is a non-desctructive and important measuring technique. It is used comprehensively in the characterization of materials, surfaces or electrochemical processes. Typical areas of application are:

• Energy storage and conversion (batteries, fuel cells, solar cells, electrolysis)
  
• Sensors
  
• Elektrosynthesis
  
• Corrosion research and examination of coatings

Content:

Basic knowledge is required for applying the measuring technique, evaluation and interpretation of measurement data. This knowledge is taught step by step in the two-day course and applied and illustrated in practical experiments.

• Theoretical basics of electrochemistry and Electrochemical Impedance Spectroscopy
  
• Measuring technique and instrumental know-how
  
• Setting-up and running impedance measurements
  
• Data visualization (Nyquist- and Bodeplot) and data analysis
  
• Application examples
  
• Best practice and troubleshooting
  
• Hands-on training and demonstration experiments

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