Rodeostat: open source potentiostat

The Rodeostat  is an open source potentiostat for performing electrochemical measurements which is designed to work with the Teensy 3.2 development board. It is a very flexible instrument with multiple output voltage and current measurement ranges. 

• Current measurement ranges: +/- 1, 10, 100, 1000uA
• Output voltage ranges: +/- 1, 2, 5, 10V

The Rodeostat includes a 3D-printed enclosure, pre-programmed Teensy 3.2, micro USB cable, set of 3 alligator clip cables and a 50K dummy cell.

New features available in version 0.2.

• Adjustable ranges,  +/- 1, 2, 5, 10V, for reference electrode measurements
• Digital switches for software control of electrode connections  

Rodeostat is Open Hardware certified

Documentation

Project Site: https://blog.iorodeo.com/rodeostat-product-guide/

Rodeostat in Peer-Reviewed Papers

Chronological list of peer-reviewed publications and conference proceedings using Rodeostat:

https://blog.iorodeo.com/rodeostat-publication_list/

Firmware

The Rodeostat firmware implements many common voltammetric methods e.g., chronoamperometry, linear sweep, cyclic and constant voltage voltammetry. The potentiostat is easily re-programmed with the popular Arduino IDE via the Teensyduino add-on. 

Rodeostat Open Source Software

1) Software is available in the form of a web-based application which provides a graphical user interface. A description and user guide can be found here: https://blog.iorodeo.com/rodeostat-software/

2) Software is also available in the form of a Python library which enables the users to configure and run voltammetric tests from a host PC. A getting started guide and documentation for the python library can be found here: https://iorodeo.github.io/iorodeo-potentiostat-docs-build/

Accessories

Adapters for screen printed electrodes and additional dummy cell ranges are also available separately in the store.