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Analysis tools in Sensitify Studio

Circuit fitting, peak detection, filtering, integration, export, and figure building. Every file recorded on an ECA opens in Studio with the same tools, whatever the technique.

Circuit fitting

Fitting

Fit EIS data to an equivalent circuit and read off solution resistance, charge-transfer resistance, double-layer capacitance, and diffusion parameters.

Characterising electrodes, coatings, and batteries from an impedance spectrum.

How it works

Peak finding

Detection

Locate the peaks in a voltammogram and report their potential, current, and charge.

Quantitative analysis in CV, DPV, and SWV, such as concentration calibration and scan-rate studies.

How it works

Integration

Processing

The charge under each voltammetric peak, integrated automatically during peak finding.

Surface coverage Γ, coulombic efficiency, and deposited or reacted amount, all from the peak charge Q.

How it works

Filtering

Processing

Reduce noise and restrict a curve to a potential window, time window, or CV cycle. The raw data is kept.

Cleaning noisy DPV and SWV scans before peak finding, and removing 50 or 60 Hz mains pickup.

How it works

Export

I/O

Export plots as PDF or PNG and data tables as Excel, CSV, ASCII, or MATLAB.

Figures for manuscripts and slides, and data tables for collaborators and supplementary material.

How it works

Local language model

Assistant

A chat panel in Studio that edits your workspace and answers questions about your data. The model runs on your computer.

Renaming and recolouring traces, adjusting plots, and asking what a scan shows.

How it works

Publication workbench

Publication

Build figures from one or many experiments: calibration curves, Randles–Ševčík plots, Tafel slopes, dose-response curves, box plots, and bar graphs.

Figures that combine several experiments, with the fit and statistics computed in Studio and styled with journal presets.

How it works

New analysis tools are added in Studio updates. Write us if you need a calculation that is not here.