Modern & Easy-to-Use Software For Intuitively Flexible Data Acquisition and Analysis

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Quickly and Easily Select From A Wide Variety of Prebuilt Experiments

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Features & Capabilities

Squidstat User Interface (SUI)

Contemporary Design / Drag & Drop Customization / Data Backup

Run an Experiment

The "Run an Experiment" screen contains a comprehensive list of techniques commonly used by electrochemists (CA, CV, LSV, EIS, etc), categorized into application areas and searchable via text box. Selecting any of these techniques brings up a short description of what the technique does, which is particularly useful for less-experienced researchers.

Build an Experiment

The custom experiment builder is specifically created to combine different methods back-to-back, loop some elements, and modify setpoints or trigger points in a "set it and forget it" fashion. Individual building blocks can be connected and looped in a wide variety of ways to give users practically unrestricted flexibility.

View Data

New graphs are generated as each experiment begins. They have readily-accessible axis selection options, zoom buttons, and other graphing tools. While running multiple channels, individual data tabs can be undocked, similar to a web browser, to see multiple graphs side by side. Multiple datasets can be displayed on one graph simultaneously.

Manual Mode

There are times when a user may not have a clear idea about how their system will respond to a voltage or current input. Rather than going through the trouble of deciding on setpoints for an experiment, they might rather simply turn on a channel and toggle it between open circuit mode and voltage or current setpoints that can be changed in real-time, and run for indefinite periods of time.

Channel Status Tab

"Channel Status" lists all Squidstat instruments (and their associated channels) plugged into the user's computer. Color coding shows if a channel is running, paused, stopped, or is in an error state. This panel also shows the name of the type of experiment being run on each channel and the real-time values being recorded.

Data Recovery Tool

Each Squidstat contains an onboard memory card for an added layer of data protection. In the event of computer failure (crash, loss of power, etc), the Squidstat will continue to run the preprogrammed experiment to completion. Once the user regains computer control, they can recover the data as if the computer never failed to begin with!

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Quickly Access Common Experiments

Drag & Drop to Create Custom Experiments

Easily View Data From One or More Channels

Manual Control: A Unique Exploratory Tool

Control Dozens of Channels Simultaneously

No Risk of Losing Data From Interruptions

Supported Electrochemistry Experiments

Battery Capacity (coming soon)
Charge / Discharge 1 (CC-CV)
Charge / Discharge 2 (CC-CV)n-PotEIS
Charge / Discharge 3 (CC-CV)n-GalvEIS
Charge / Discharge 4 (Constant R / Constant P)
Chronoamperometry
Chronopotentiometry
Constant Power Charge / Discharge
Constant Resistance Discharge
Cyclic Voltammetry (CV)
Differential Pulse Voltammetry (DPV)

Electrochemical Impedance Spectroscopy (EIS) - Galvanostatic
Electrochemical Impedance Spectroscopy (EIS) - Potentiostatic
Galvanostatic Intermittent Titration Technique (GITT)
Linear Sweep Voltammetry (LSV)
Mott-Schottky
Normal Pulse Voltammetry
Open Circuit Monitoring
Potentiostatic Intermittent Titration Technique (PITT)
Square Wave Voltammetry
Staircase Voltammetry (coming soon)
More Methods Incoming!

Squidstat User Interface Downloads

Version 2.11.26.2019 (Released November 26, 2019)

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Templates PDF.pdf

Templates PDF.pdf

SUI Installation Instructions Summary

Squidstat Operating Manual

Major Updates Since Previous Software Release

SUI now automatically recognizes when new versions are released, and will prompt users if they would like to install them
Duration of EIS experiments is substantially reduced to near theoretical limits
Squidstat Prime and Solo models can now run PITT and GITT methods from the Run an Experiment tab
Maximum Power tile is removed from the Build an Experiment tab
Miscellaneous bug fixes

For Technical Support, please use the CONTACT form, email support@admiralinstruments.com, or call +1 480 256 8706

Run an Experiment

The "Run an Experiment" screen contains a comprehensive list of techniques commonly used by electrochemists (CA, CV, LSV, EIS, etc), categorized into application areas and searchable via text box. Selecting any of these techniques brings up a short description of what the technique does, which is particularly useful for less-experienced researchers.