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Huan, Junjun; Liang, Jifu; Georgescu, Nicholas; Feng, Zhange; Scherson, Daniel; Mandal, Soumyajit (, 2020 Moratuwa Engineering Research Conference (MERCon))null (Ed.)This paper describes a GaNFET-based high-speed charge injection circuit to study fast redox processes at electrode-electrolyte interfaces. The circuit allows the rates of electrode processes, which are much faster than those accessible with a conventional potentiostat, to be measured. It is able to inject charge across the interface within a few nanoseconds, and also to hold the potential generated across the cell following injection for up to 1 s without appreciable (less than 1%) decay. In addition, the circuit can still monitor the current flowing through the cell, as in a conventional potentiostat. Preliminary test results with both a dummy load and a custom two-electrode electrochemical cell confirm the functionality of the proposed circuit.more » « less
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Electrode stimulation: Redox reactions induced by modulating the electrostatic potential in solutionHan, Qi; Georgescu, Nicholas S.; Gibbons, John; Scherson, Daniel (, Electrochimica Acta)
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