Phase Zero Carbon Working Electrode Sensor (CTI-CSCL4W)
OVERVIEW
The Phase Zero Carbon Working Electrode Sensor is a three-electrode sensor for early-stage electrochemical assay development. It combines a 4 mm screen-printed carbon working electrode, a screen-printed carbon counter electrode and a screen-printed silver/silver chloride reference electrode on a flexible white PET substrate. The sensor well is designed to contain fluids for reagent deposition and electrochemical testing.
Item No: CTI-CSCL4W
Brand: Conductive Technologies Inc
Country of origin: USA
KEY FEATURES
Standard three-electrode configuration
4 mm screen-printed carbon working electrode
Screen-printed carbon counter electrode
Screen-printed Ag/AgCl reference electrode
Flexible white PET substrate with a printed insulating dielectric
Silver leads with a three-pin SPE connection
APPLICATIONS
Early-stage electrochemical assay development
Detection of redox-active species
Electrolysis studies
Electrode modification with biomolecules
Aryl-layer modification using diazonium chemistry
Electrochemical analysis of naphthol, dopamine, metals, para-aminophenol and metal complexes
TECHNICAL SPECIFICATIONS
Specification | Details |
Sensor type | Standard (3-electrode) |
Number of working electrodes | 1 |
Working electrode | 4 mm screen-printed carbon |
Working-electrode geometric area | 12.56 mm² |
Counter electrode | Screen-printed carbon |
Reference electrode | Screen-printed Ag/AgCl |
Electrode system | WE + CE + RE |
Substrate | Flexible white PET |
Insulating layer | Printed dielectric |
Leads | Silver |
Overall dimensions | 10 mm × 33 mm × 0.53 mm |
Sensor connection | Three-pin SPE port |
Instrument compatibility | Common potentiostats |
Package quantity | 25 sensors/vial |
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