Observed arrival · 2026-10-16
Rheovant’s candid lab-instrument workbench
Bandung engineer Gerald presents laboratory instrument builds, design targets, research, and analysis methods.
- For
- Electrochemistry researchers and lab-instrument builders
- Worth noticing
- The GS-350 lists three independent channels and a 0–56 mA range, while noting that noise and accuracy measurements are still pending.
Field notes
The GS-350 entry lists three independent channels, a 0–56 mA range, a 50 mA rated ceiling, and the bench supply used; it explicitly says noise and accuracy measurements are pending. Other entries separate a conductivity instrument’s design target—including a graphite four-electrode array and estimated Rp350,000–685,000 prototype budget—from a potentiostat roadmap whose hardware has not been built. The research section describes flow synthesis of Ni-BDC and Cu-BDC and Dunn-method charge analysis.
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