Short Courses:
 A
long-standing Short Course is scheduled each year in
Houston, Texas. The course is a blend of lectures and lab work. Click
here
for more information on this year's course.
Mark
Orazem has given a short course in conjunction with
ECS meetings.
These courses provided the basis for his
recent
textbook.
EIS Resources elsewhere on the 'Net:
Gamry
has a short tutorial on Impedance under their
App Notes
heading. There is also a note on equivalent circuit
modeling.
The 1980 Monographs by
Gabrielli are available for download from
Solartron Analytical as Technote04 and
Technote24. Several
other useful notes are also available.
An
introduction to EIS was featured in an A-Pages article in the Nov. 2003 issue
of Analytical
Chemistry -- "Electrochemical Impedance Spectroscopy for Better Electrochemcial Measurements",
Anal Chem, 75 (2003) 455A.
A
series of three articles in JCT Coatings
Tech discusses EIS applied to coatings.research -- the first one deals
with the basics of EIS.
There is a short tutorial/introduction to EIS
on the Argentum Solutions site. It focuses on the applications
of EIS to the study of corrosion.
The
European
Internet Centre for Impedance Spectroscopy (EICIS) promises to be
an internet storehouse of EIS information. Although the present website is
difficult to use, the information may prove useful. Worth watching.
They also make the Gabrielli note available for download. Check under e-School/e-Tutorial/Online
Course.
ENSEEG
(National School of Electrochemistry and Electrometallurgy of
Grenoble) has an interesting "Handbook of EIS." The site is mostly in French.
However, many of the EIS pdfs are in English.
Bio-logic
has the Grenoble notes, but also has an interesting "Interactive Faradaic
Impedance Library" that lets you vary the parameters of a model and see the
results in your browser.
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