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AMETEK SI - leader in manufacturing single, bipot and multichannel potentiostat galvanostat , battery analyzer and frequency response analyzer. Reliable, powerful and accurate electrochemistry instruments for applications in electrochemistry, EIS, materials research, corrosion and battery research for academia, research and industrial use
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Princeton Applied Research and Solartron Analytical, both leading brands under AMETEK Scientific Instruments, are at the forefront of innovative design, manufacturing, and support for high precision electrochemical, battery, energy storage, corrosion, and materials analysis instrumentation. With over a century of instrumental excellence, Princeton Applied Research and Solartron Analytical are revolutionizing both DC and AC measurements. Their cutting-edge technology empowers researchers in energy devices, physical electrochemistry, corrosion, biomedical research, and solid-state materials, driving scientific advancements that shape the world.
Their product portfolio includes highly accurate and reliable battery cyclers, potentiostats, galvanostats, frequency response analyzers, and more. With 110 years of innovation, they take pride in contributing to the most-cited research worldwide. They also offer Signal Recovery, pioneers in lock-in amplifier technology, providing a wide array of related products like signal averagers, amplifiers, light choppers, multiplexers, and counters.
Their visionary solutions enable the extraction of subtle signals from noise in diverse fields. Experience unparalleled precision and innovation in electrochemical instrumentation by choosing AMETEK Scientific Instruments. Join them in pushing the boundaries of knowledge and shaping the future of precision instrumentation.
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