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Understanding and interpreting EIS data for battery materials research and development

56 min

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// Energy

Dr. Julia van Drunen, Area Manager at Metrohm Autolab, gives an overview of Electrochemical Impedance Spectroscopy (EIS), the experimental considerations, and general requirements. The theory will be exemplified on EIS of coin cell batteries.

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