Electrodes for Vibrating Probe Studies
These unique Platinum/Iridium or Stainless Steel microelectrodes are specifically designed to have extremely small tip exposures resulting in relatively high impedance values. These electrodes have been developed in cooperation with Alan Shipley and others at the National Vibrating Probe Facility (NVPF) within the Marine Biological Laboratory in Woods Hole, MA.
Their primary goal is to develop techniques for design and development of computer-controlled non-invasive, scanning microelectrode measurement systems to detect ionic currents in conductive solutions.
Elgiloy Stainless Steel Standard Tip Electrodes
Item | Length | Shaft diameter | Tip diameter | Impedance | Applications | Pkg of 10 |
SS0037.0A10 |
25 mm |
231 µm |
1-2 µm |
7.0 MΩ |
Vibrating Probe Studies |
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SS00312.0A10 |
25 mm |
231 µm |
1-2 µm |
12.0 MΩ |
Vibrating Probe Studies |
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SS30037.0A10 |
76 mm |
231 µm |
1-2 µm |
7.0 MΩ |
Vibrating Probe Studies |
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SS30312.0A10 |
76 mm |
231 µm |
1-2 µm |
12.0 MΩ |
Vibrating Probe Studies |
Platinum/Iridium Standard Tip Electrodes
Item | Length | Shaft diameter | Tip diameter | Impedance | Applications | Pkg of 10 |
PI10036.0A10 |
25 mm |
256 µm |
1-2 µm |
6.0 MΩ |
Vibrating Probe Studies |
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PI20036.0A10 |
51 mm |
256 µm |
1-2 µm |
6.0 MΩ |
Vibrating Probe Studies |
Also see:
Selecting the Optimum Electrode Configuration