In-situ TEM and electrochemistry

Follow structure and potential on one timeline.

Play image frames with synchronized Ewe, current and time. Compare CV cycles or play one experiment, with potential converted to a selected reference only when the required calibration is known.

Neutral demonstration in-situ TEM frame
Neutral in-situ demonstration frame. The electrochemical trace remains synchronized with the source image sequence.

Synchronized imaging and electrochemical response

Playback and comparison remain independent controls while sharing one time, potential and reference-electrode model.

01 · Input & calibration

Image sequence, time, Ewe and current

Load timestamped frames and the electrochemical record, preserve the original reference, and document synchronization origin, offsets, scan rate, electrolyte and electrode configuration.

02 · Method & review

Time alignment and explicit reference conversion

Align frame and electrochemical timelines, select cycles or datasets, and convert potential only through a stated equation. A Protochips Pt pseudo-reference has no universal fixed potential and requires experiment-specific calibration.

03 · Scientific results

Structure-potential correlation

CVPeak potential, peak current, onset and cycle-to-cycle comparison
ImagingSynchronized frame at each time and potential
PlaybackAdaptive view follows Ewe while retaining full-curve context
ReferenceRecorded and converted axes with pH/calibration assumptions
04 · Export & provenance

Frames, traces and synchronized handoff

The export retains the common timebase so structural events can be checked against electrochemical events.

Publication figuresSelected TEM frames with synchronized Ewe/current markers and single- or multi-cycle CV comparison
Quantitative tablesTime, recorded and converted potential, current, cycle, peak/onset metrics and frame linkage
Reusable dataSynchronized image sequence or video plus CSV/XLSX electrochemical and event tables
Scientific reportPDF and HTML with alignment method, reference equation, Pt pseudo-reference calibration and limitations

Pseudo-reference conversion is valid only for the stated calibration, electrolyte, temperature and experiment conditions.