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Ametek Princeton Applied Research PARSTAT 2273 User Manual

Ametek Princeton Applied Research PARSTAT 2273
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PARSTAT 2273
PARSTAT 2273PARSTAT 2273
PARSTAT 2273
Potentiostat/Galvanostat
Potentiostat/GalvanostatPotentiostat/Galvanostat
Potentiostat/Galvanostat
Hardware User’s Manual
Hardware User’s ManualHardware User’s Manual
Hardware User’s Manual
223685B / 1104
Printed in USA
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Ametek Princeton Applied Research PARSTAT 2273 Specifications

General IconGeneral
ModelPARSTAT 2273
TypePotentiostat/Galvanostat
Voltage Range±10 V
Current Range±2 A
Frequency Range10 µHz to 1 MHz
Input Impedance> 10^12 Ω
Communication InterfaceUSB, Ethernet
Compliance Voltage±12 V
Maximum Current±2 A
Current Resolution30 fA
Voltage Resolution10 µV
Potential Range±10 V
InterfaceUSB, Ethernet
Data Acquisition16-bit

Summary

WARRANTY

SHOULD YOUR EQUIPMENT REQUIRE SERVICE

Procedures for requesting and performing equipment service.

Safety Instructions and Symbols

Cleaning Instructions

Guidelines for safely cleaning the instrument exterior.

1. INTRODUCTION

1.1. Applications

Overview of various applications for the PARSTAT 2273.

1.2. Booster Interface

Explains the connection and function of current booster options.

1.3. Hardware and Software

Details the host PC requirements and software compatibility.

1.4. Potentiostatic Circuitry

Describes the internal circuitry for potentiostatic measurements.

1.5. Polarity Convention

Defines the positive and negative current conventions used.

1.6. Inspecting Your New Instrument

Instructions for inspecting the instrument for shipping damage.

1.7. Maintenance, Service, and Support

Information on instrument maintenance, service, and support resources.

1.8. About This Manual

Overview of the manual's chapter contents and structure.

2. SAFETY AND COMPONENT PLACEMENT

2.1. Power Cord

Guidelines for safe connection of the power cord and grounding.

2.2. Line Voltage and Fusing

Instructions for selecting line voltage and replacing fuses.

2.3. Defects and Abnormal Stresses

Discusses conditions that might impair instrument safety or function.

2.4. Component Placement

Recommendations for system component placement and ventilation.

2.4.1. Ventilation

Specifies ventilation requirements for safe operating temperature.

2.4.2. Radio Frequency Interference

Discusses minimizing RF interference from the instrument.

2.4.3. Transient Sensitivity

Explains susceptibility to various types of electrical transients.

3. INSTALLATION

3.1. Enabling the USB Port on Your PC

Steps to ensure the PC's USB port is enabled for the instrument.

3.2. Connectors and Indicators

Details the various connectors and indicator lights on the instrument.

3.2.1. Rear Panel

Description of connectors and controls on the rear panel.

3.2.1.1. Connectors

Detailed description of the rear panel input and interface connectors.

3.2.1.2. Booster Interface

Explains the rear-panel connectors for the booster interface.

3.2.2. Front Panel

Description of connectors and controls on the front panel.

3.2.2.1. Connectors

Details the front panel connectors, including the cell cable.

3.2.2.2. Controls

Explains the function of the front panel controls like Power and Cell Enable.

3.2.2.3. Indicators

Describes the meaning of the front panel indicator lights.

3.3. Connecting to the PC and Cell

Instructions on connecting the instrument to the PC and test cell.

3.3.1. Connecting to the PC

Steps for connecting the PARSTAT 2273 to the host PC via USB.

3.3.1.1. Installing the USB Driver

Guide for installing the necessary USB driver for PC communication.

3.3.2. Connecting the Cell

Detailed steps for connecting the electrochemical test cell.

4. SPECIFICATIONS AND PINOUTS

4.1. Electrical Specifications, Potentiostatic Circuitry

Detailed electrical specifications for the potentiostatic circuitry.

4.1.1. Power Amplifier

Specifications for the instrument's power amplifier section.

4.1.2. Differential Electrometer

Specifications for the differential electrometer.

4.1.3. iR Compensation

Details on the iR compensation features.

4.1.4. Current Measurement

Specifications related to current measurement capabilities.

4.1.5. Potential/Current Control

Specifications for potential and current control converters.

4.1.6. Impedance Specification

Specifies the frequency range for impedance measurements.

4.2. Physical and Power Specifications

Covers physical dimensions, weight, and power requirements.

4.3. Standard Environmental Conditions

Specifies the environmental conditions for operation.

4.4. AUXILIARY INTERFACE Pinouts

Lists the pin assignments for the auxiliary interface connector.

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