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RRDE Device

RRDE-S2A

The rotating disk electrode (RDE) and rotating ring-disk electrode (RRDE) system is a high-precision, lightweight rotating device that can be integrated with any electrochemical system
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Product information:

Semokim RRDE (Rotating Ring Disk Electrode Equipment) is a constant speed rotating equipment, it can be used for RDE or RRDE test with replacing the different rotating electrode to its rotation shaft.

For the combination use of Galvanostat/Potentiostat/Electrochemical workstation, the user need to have a bipotentiostat or any brands Potentiostat with bipotentiostat functions

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Semokim Model S2A rotating ring disk electrode set is a constant speed rotating equipment, it can be used for RDE or RRDE test with replacing the different rotating electrode to its rotation shaft.

Parameters:

The rotating disk electrode (RDE) and rotating ring-disk electrode (RRDE) system is a high-precision, lightweight rotating device that can be integrated with any electrochemical system. It is widely used for kinetic studies in electrocatalytic fields such as HER (hydrogen evolution reaction), OER (oxygen evolution reaction), HOR (hydrogen oxidation reaction), and ORR (oxygen

 reduction reaction). The key technical specifications and parameters are listed in the table below:


Item

Parameters

Marks

Power supply

20W

AC220V,50Hz (standard mains power)

 

Dimensions

Main Unit: 40cm×30cm×60 cm

L×W×H

Controller:26cm×18cm×11 cm


Weight

10kg


Motor Power

10W


Rotation Speed

50-9800rpm

Closed-loop control, deviation<1‰

Speed Control

Manual/ Potentiostat remote control


Spin Coating

Supported


Motor Shaft

Adjustable(vertical/lateral/inverted)

Allows vertical movement,horizontal tilt and inverted operation

Electrode head Radial direction Run-out

≤0.05mm

No axial movement

Motor

Japan imported DC servo motor

High-precision servo motor

Contact Resistance

<5Ω


Insulation Resistance

>20MΩ


Remote Signal

1V =2000rpm

Output voltage is proportional to rotation speed