1992
DOI: 10.1016/0167-2738(92)90073-x
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Equivalent circuit analysis of mixed-conductor/electrode system by impedance spectroscopy

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“…The plots were used to fit the parameters of an equivalent circuit consisting of (R b Q b )(R gb Q gb )(Q el ) where R is the resistance, Q is the constant phase element, and the subscripts el, b and gb refer to the electrode, bulk and grain boundary as described elsewhere. [7,8] The ionic conductivity was calculated using σ = L/RA, where L is the thickness and A the area of the pellet, respectively. In addition, possible hygroscopicity issues were also minimized by pre-drying the prepared pellets before cell assembly in an inert atmosphere.…”
Section: Methodsmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…The plots were used to fit the parameters of an equivalent circuit consisting of (R b Q b )(R gb Q gb )(Q el ) where R is the resistance, Q is the constant phase element, and the subscripts el, b and gb refer to the electrode, bulk and grain boundary as described elsewhere. [7,8] The ionic conductivity was calculated using σ = L/RA, where L is the thickness and A the area of the pellet, respectively. In addition, possible hygroscopicity issues were also minimized by pre-drying the prepared pellets before cell assembly in an inert atmosphere.…”
Section: Methodsmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…The impedance spectra were transformed into Nyquist plots. The plots were used to fit the parameters of an equivalent circuit consisting of ( R b Q b )( R gb Q gb )( Q el ), where R is the resistance, Q is the constant phase element, and the subscripts el, b, and gb refer to the electrode, bulk, and grain boundary, as described elsewhere. , The ionic conductivity was calculated as σ = L / RA , where L and A are the thickness and area of the pellet, respectively. In addition, possible hygroscopicity issues were also minimized by predrying the prepared pellets before cell assembly in an inert atmosphere.…”
Section: Methodsmentioning
confidence: 99%