i am using activated carbon as WE, Ag/AgCl as RE, and platinum sheet as CE, the electrolyte is 1M of KOH.
if i set the time for charge and discharge i can get the charge-discharge curve easily, but when i set it to be controlled by potential this what happens, here the charge curve never reach the set potential cut-off , i dont know why?
How do you preset[1] the (low-high) potentials[2] driven mode ?
1. Find the (low-high) potentials' limits (in this[2] GCD mode) from a (previous, diagnostic) CVL (set).
2. Quot. Oussama Khiter : "... but when i set it to be controlled by potential this what happens, here the charge curve never reach the set potential cut-off , i dont know why?."
since i am using Activated carbon i use the same potential window from 0 to 1 for CV and GCD as in literature , Could you please tell me how to determine the potential i should set for measurements from LSV?
the ('activated') carbon is not, actually, working as expected, e.g. a SC (WE), and this partially-collateral quasi-Ohmic (parallel) current is, mainly (>>80%), due to the substrate (current collector).
So, you might like to retry/reconsider all about your (insufficient) activation process(es) of this carbon.
thank you, below the same sample with a different potential window(0-0,6 V), i performed CV and it showed somehow an EDLC shape, also i measured the ohmic resistance of the graphite sheet and found it 2 ohm. do you suggest any interpretation for this?
Did you enter two times T1 and T2 when entering the information and before running GCD? The first time is related to the charging time and the second time is related to the discharging time, so most likely you left the second time to zero.
when i set T1 and T2 i got the correct graph of GCD, however in this case i sent the GCD to be controlled by potential not by time which means the electrodes takes their time to charge and discharge, i don't know if this is in every potentiosta but i am talking about CH instrument specifically.