Software
Our group has created and maintains stand-alone applications for treating a variety of electrochemical data. We are committed to open source releases so that anyone can see and modify exactly how their data is being treated.
The programs that we have released are:
Flux
Sensorlyze
SECM-SEM Aligner
The programs that we have released are:
Flux
Sensorlyze
SECM-SEM Aligner
Flux
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Flux is free, open source software developed in Python to simplify the processing of SECM data. It is designed to treat experimental data from a variety of instrument manufacturers for images, approach curves, cyclic voltammograms, and chronoamperograms.
The data treatment workflow is customizable and supports common tasks including normalization of currents, slope correction of images, and quantitative analysis. |
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installation instructions
Windows:
[EXE] An executable file can be downloaded using the links below. These do not require an external Python installation. Ensure that both the main program file and folder of supporting files are extracted to the same folder before running the program.
Version 1.0.2: February 20, 2020
Changelog:
Version 1.0.1: October 14, 2019
Changelog:
Version 1.0.0: May 2, 2019
[PY] The source code for Flux is available on github, under the GNU GPL v3 license. This requires an external Python installation.
Mac/Linux:
[PY] The source code for Flux is available on github, under the GNU GPL v3 license. This requires an external Python installation.
[EXE] An executable file can be downloaded using the links below. These do not require an external Python installation. Ensure that both the main program file and folder of supporting files are extracted to the same folder before running the program.
Version 1.0.2: February 20, 2020
Changelog:
- Added support for ASCII-encoded files from SECMx control software.
- Added "Bug report and feature request" menu page.
- Changed .txt exporting function to make the exported data easier for 3rd-party plotting software to read.
- Various bug fixes
Version 1.0.1: October 14, 2019
Changelog:
- CVApp: Calculation of experimental steady state current considers both oxidative/reductive plateaus.
- CAApp: Calculation of experimental steady state current considers last 5% of data set (formerly last 20 points)
Version 1.0.0: May 2, 2019
[PY] The source code for Flux is available on github, under the GNU GPL v3 license. This requires an external Python installation.
Mac/Linux:
[PY] The source code for Flux is available on github, under the GNU GPL v3 license. This requires an external Python installation.
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Sensorlyze (coming soon)
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Sensorlyze is a program dedicated to treating biosensor data through a graphical user interface. Written by Siba Moussa in Python.
More information can be found at it's website. |
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SECM-SEM Aligner
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SECM-SEM Aligner is a creatively named program that allows you to align SECM images with an optical or electron microscopy image by dragging, rotating and scaling one image over the other. This can be used for producing aligned images of the same location for publication, or for generating instructions for automated kinetics fitting programs. This software is written in Java and available under the MIT license.
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