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KAUSTat: A Wireless, Wearable, Open-Source Potentiostat for Electrochemical Measurements

1 min read · Sun, Oct 27 2019

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Ahmad Rafiq, et al. "KAUSTat: A Wireless, Wearable, Open-Source Potentiostat for Electrochemical Measurements." 2019 IEEE SENSORS. IEEE 27, 2019, 1. Advanced technology is needed every day for wireless, wearable sensors/potentiostats to record real-time measurements and monitor the chemical processes and physiological signals of the human body. Most of the potentiostats present on the market work as “black boxes” without access to their internal structure and their limited information of circuitry makes it challenging to develop new measurement methods and further integration with other

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