02/19/2020 | OriginLab | Hi soykim317,
Please send your data file/Origin project to tech@originlab.com. In the e-mail please mention you had posted on this App page.
Thanks,
OriginLab Tech Support |
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02/19/2020 | soykim317 | When I perform the analysis, I see only one panel (different from the screenshot), and it does not work as described here. The link for contacting the author is invalid. Could you help? |
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12/12/2019 | OriginLab | Hi gokhanozgenc,
the Cyclic Voltammetry App only supports one cycle (one forward and one backward segment) in one trace. If you have multiple cycles in one trace, you can use the Hysteresis App to split them and output as stacked data. Then you can use the Cyclic Voltammetry App to perform peak analysis.
Please download the Hysteresis App here: https://www.originlab.com/fileExchange/details.aspx?fid=264 |
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12/12/2019 | gokhanozgenc | Great job!
There is one more thing that make me wonder. As i can see there is no selection mode for a single cycle in case of multi cycle situation in the module.
Thanks in advance. |
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09/26/2019 | cabot84 | Great plugin! Finally, some reasonable way how to evaluate cyclic voltammograms correctly. |
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05/23/2019 | OriginLab | Hi amirali405,
If you have only one trace (with one backward and one forward segment), you can also try the new Hysterisis App:
https://www.originlab.com/fileExchange/details.aspx?fid=264
If you need further help, contact tech support and send in your data. |
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05/23/2019 | snowli | Hi @amiraili405 and @xinxiao,
Scan index is the trace number. Most battery analysis software output such index when there are multiple traces.
Thanks ,Snow |
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05/23/2019 | amirali405 | What does the scan index represent?
Is it the Time? or the testing parameter? |
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09/14/2018 | noelbeats@gmail.com | Works fine.....Better than Digisim and Electrochem.... |
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10/05/2017 | ChristianImmanuelMueller | I do not get it! Confusing app! |
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