PG 300 Manual - HEKA Elektronik Dr. Schulze GmbH
PG 300 Manual - HEKA Elektronik Dr. Schulze GmbH
PG 300 Manual - HEKA Elektronik Dr. Schulze GmbH
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4.1 Controlling the <strong>PG</strong> 310/390 - Main Functions 23<br />
Charge Reset: Resets both the anodic and the cathodic charge.<br />
Amplifier Mode: Allows a<br />
selection between potentiostatic<br />
and galvanostatic mode.<br />
4.1.3 Filter Settings<br />
Notch Filter: The<br />
<strong>PG</strong> 310/390 Potentiostat/Galvanostat<br />
provides a<br />
notch filter for both the voltage<br />
and the current pathway. The<br />
notch frequency (50 Hz or 60<br />
Hz) is pre-set at the factory as<br />
desired by the customer, and<br />
cannot be set by the user. If the<br />
notch filter is On, incoming signals at the power supply frequency will be<br />
effectively filtered out.<br />
Control Amplifier Bandwidth, Stimulus Filter, Voltage Filter,<br />
Current Filter: This filters can be set either manually or automatically.<br />
(The Notch Filter has to be switched manually by the user in any case.<br />
For automatic filter mode, please activate the Auto Filter option in the<br />
Configuration window. The automatic settings dependance is that way:<br />
� The automatic settings of the Control Amplifier Bandwidth, the Voltage<br />
Filter, and the Current Filter depend on the user defined Sample<br />
Interval and Filter Factor in the Pulse Generator (Free waveform)<br />
window.<br />
� The automatic setting of the Stimulus Filter depends on the Sample<br />
Interval.<br />
If the Auto Filter mode is selected, the filter settings are unable for manual<br />
settings and displayed with grayish numbers.<br />
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