Ohm voltage drop automatic compensation rapid scanning circuit based on solution resistance measurement

Abstract

The invention discloses an ohm voltage drop automatic compensation rapid scanning circuit based on solution resistance measurement. The circuit comprises a potentiostat, a current/voltage conversion circuit, a digital potentiometer, an amplifying circuit, a first electronic switch, a second electronic switch, a solution resistance measuring circuit and a microcontroller. The microcontroller controls the switching-on of the first electronic switch and the second electronic switch; a solution resistance measuring circuit measures and obtains equivalent resistance in an electrochemical cell; thesolution resistance measuring circuit transmits the obtained equivalent resistance to the microcontroller; the microcontroller calculates a tap coefficient of the digital potentiometer based on the equivalent resistance of the solution; a tap position of the digital potentiometer is adjusted according to the tap coefficient, so the digital potentiometer outputs a feedback voltage signal matched with the tap coefficient; the potentiostat superposes the feedback voltage signal and the scanning voltage signal and then acts on the electrochemical cell, and therefore, the ohmic voltage drop automatic compensation is realized. The circuit has the advantages of no overcompensation problem and higher accuracy on the basis of simplicity and convenience in operation.

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technical field [0001] The invention relates to an ohmic voltage drop automatic compensation fast scanning circuit, in particular to an ohmic voltage drop automatic compensation fast scanning circuit based on solution resistance measurement. Background technique [0002] Cyclic voltammetry is one of the most important electrochemical research methods at present. Cyclic voltammetry changes the scanning rate of the electrode potential to cause oxidation and reduction reactions to alternately occur on the electrode, and records the current-potential curve (voltammetry curve). The reversibility of the electrode reaction can be judged according to the shape of the current-potential curve. Cyclic voltammetry has been widely used to study the nature, mechanism and kinetic parameters of electrode reactions. However, as the scanning rate of the electrode potential increases, the distortion of the volt-ampere characteristic curve caused by the ohmic voltage drop of the solution becom...

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Problems solved by technology

The fast scanning circuit with automatic ohmic voltage drop compensation function realizes automatic compensation and overcomes the defect of manual compensation of the dual operational amplifier fast scanning circuit in Document 1, but the frequency detection circuit judges the frequency based on the occurrence of serious overcompensation ,

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