Does any experienced such strange I overloads with Gamry 1010E (potentiostat is grounded), with cyclic polarization using Corrosion softver. Please see attached figure. Is there any solution to this problem?
During acquisition in the Framework software users will sometimes observe overloads[1] (red or orange data points). So, maybe, your instrument, dear Branimir N. Grgur , is in an undesirable(?) state[1].
1. Basic Explanation of Overloads https://www.gamry.com/support/technical-support/getting-started-with-gamry-software/basic-explanation-of-overloads/
maybe, it is a good timing[1], now, to switch from the P-EIS to the alternative G-EIS mode. Gamry 1010E will responds better and it will overcome such corrosion cell fast instabilities of the (WE-surface modifications and) conductivity, in the G-EIS mode.
1. In P-EIS mode corrosion studies,, with current's auto range fast (near 1Hz) oscillations and/or instabilities, for the case of high conductivity cells and fast WE-surface modifications.
Yes, I propose to switch to the G-EIS (Galvanstatic Electrochemical Impedance Spectroscopy), from the previous P-EIS (Potentiostatic Electrochemical Impedance Spectroscopy), and other Potentiostatic modes that you work (CV and Tafel).
Definitely Faraday cage, with proper grounding (copper tube buried in the ground) there was some improvement (some instability still existed), but with Faraday cage, I can measure currents up to 1 nA without overload.
You' re very lucky by including some (sub-) 1 nA range[1] (without overload) perplexing measurements in your CVs, for low conductivity, puzzling, cells.
1. Current Ranges 9 (10 nA - 1 A) in: Specifications (Interface 1010B) https://www.gamry.com/potentiostats/interface-1010b/
Even the Gamry 1010 E has nominal current ranges 9 (10 nA - 1 A) , 10 nA ranges start from 1 to 10 nA. In some corrosion experiments (cyclic polarization) with stainless steel in a regular cell in 1 M H2SO4, I now obtained with Gamry a few points even in the range of 10-100 pA.