Cyclic Voltammetry Analysis of SPCEs

The screen-printed carbon electrodes (SPCEs) utilized in this work (PalmSens B.V., Randhoeve, The Netherlands) possessed a conventional three-electrode configuration constructed on a corundum ceramic base of the dimensions 25.4 mm × 7.26 mm, with a carbon working electrode (WE), a silver reference electrode (RE), and a carbon counter electrode, which acted as the auxiliary electrode (Figure 1). CV measurements were obtained at constant room temperature with the help of a potentiostat (PalmSens3™, PalmSens B.V., Randhoeve, The Netherlands), which was operated through the PSTrace software (version 5.8), as described elsewhere [23 (link)].

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Zouaghi N., Aziz S., Shah I., Aamouche A., Jung D.W., Lakssir B, & Ressami E.M. (2023). Miniaturized Rapid Electrochemical Immunosensor Based on Screen Printed Carbon Electrodes for Mycobacterium tuberculosis Detection. Biosensors, 13(6), 589.

Publication 2023

PalmSens3™,

Carbon Corundum Silver

Corresponding Organization : Jeju National University

Other organizations : Cadi Ayyad University, Moroccan Foundation for Advanced Science, Innovation and Research, National University of Sciences and Technology

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Variable analysis

independent variables

Potential applied to the electrodes during CV measurements

dependent variables

Current response (cyclic voltammogram)

control variables

Room temperature
Potentiostat (PalmSens3™, PalmSens B.V.)
PSTrace software (version 5.8)

controls

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