I have EIS data created by Zplot. I am trying to use NOVA 2.1 for curve fitting, but I could not import the data to NOVA. If you have any suggestion, I'll be really appreciate.
You should use the command "Import data". The easiest way is to create a new procedure and just add this command "Import data". You just have to specifiy some paramters and after you run the procedure. Afterwards, you can play with your data directly in NOVA. For your .z file, I don't know if it can be imported directly in NOVA. Maybe try to export your .z file in ASCII format and use this format to import in NOVA.
Let me know if you have managed to import your data.
Try to export your .z file in ASCII format and then import this ASCII file with NOVA. It shoud work. If not, send me your file, I will try to export the data in NOVA software.
For Zview, I don't know how to get the equivalent circuit, I have never used it! To interpret Nyquist plots, take a look to the literature or use some books on impedance. In Researchgate, you should find some posts on books for impedance measurements.
Thank you @Thomas Perrier, it is really hard to find reference on how to fit and interpret nyquist plot especially when the system is not about corrosion, batteries or solar cells.
Take a look to the very good book "Electrochemical Impedance Spectroscopy", written by Mark E. Orazem and Bernard Tribollet. It will give the basis on EIS, equivalent circuit and Nyquist interpretation. You can also find other books more focus on your fields of interest like corrosion, batteries or solar cells. Good luck!
Hello Donya Khademi , of cours you can upload a text file to Nova 2.1.4. Simply use the command "Import data". In the properties, fill the needed information and run the procedure!!