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This report demonstrates the measurement capabilities of an EIS device in material applications, highlighting its importance.
The Electrochemical Impedance Spectroscopy (EIS) is a highly precise measurement technique to measure the ACresistance (impedance) of various materials and components. It is widely applicable in multiple fields, includingelectronics, material science, and biomedical research. Impedance measurements provide valuable insights intothe electrical properties of components, circuits, and biological tissues, making the device an essential tool forresearchers and engineers alike.With this Deliverable, SIVONIC provides a test report ensuring and demonstrating that the EIS device can providethe measurement capabilities within the scope, is essential for the developments to follow.This report summarizes the calibration capability and shows an example measurement of an AEL cell.
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