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Electrochemiluminescence: the next level in optical sensitivity
Electrochemiluminescence: the next level in optical sensitivity

Electrochemiluminescence: the next level in optical sensitivity

Versatility, simplicity, and improved synchronization and sensitivity for the ECL analytical technique.

Electrochemiluminescence is the combination of electrochemistry and chemiluminescence. Electrogenerated chemiluminescence signals are usually obtained from the excited states of a luminophore generated at the electrode surface during the electrochemical reaction. Electrogenerated chemiluminescence has been widely applied for food and clinical analysis.

  • Compact and versatile solutions
  • Portable systems with simplified optical set up
  • Increased test sensitivity
  • Instant data synchronization
  • Specific advanced cells included to work with screen-printed electrodes
  • Software with dedicated functionalities for ECL studies

Robust, portable, and versatile

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Electrochemiluminescence systems consist of a bipotentiostat/galvanostat capable of producing reactions in a luminophore by applying voltage or current pulses. The state of the luminophore is detected by a cell that includes the detector (a photodiode or micro spectrometer, depending on the model). The Metrohm DropSens systems are miniaturized and portable – perfect for electrogenerated chemiluminescence (ECL) analysis.

The instruments can also be used independently as a bipotentiostat/galvanostat for electrochemical analysis with all the features of Metrohm DropSens instruments. Depending on the ECL instrument, the cells can be combined.

Immediate synchronization

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Electrochemical and chemiluminescence responses are perfectly synchronized and displayed in real time. Moreover, the Metrohm DropSens instruments allow good temporal and spatial control of these analytical techniques, even when the sensitivity to light signals is very low.

Which potentiostat or galvanostat fits your requirements?

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