Hi! In this tutorial video, I have shown you how to use the EIS Spectrum Analyser 1.0 of abc chemistry for fitting the data obtained from the electrochemical impedance spectroscopy (EIS) measurements. The application, I have displayed here is free, I reckon, but please do check yourself. You can fit your EIS data using this EIS Spectrum analyser without connecting your PC/laptop with the electrochemical workstation, and you will not require to install any other software for this purpose. You will get to see the Nyquist plot (Z' vs -Z'' plot), mod(Z) vs frequency plot as well as the Bode plot (theta vs frequency) in this software even without installing! Moreover, you have the option to choose an equivalent circuit from many of the standard equivalent circuits available in the offline library. You are also allowed to customize and draw your own circuits. However, to use your experimental data for fitting with this nice application, you need to have a particular data format, which I have discussed in this video. Please watch this video till the end, and if you find it helpful then, please do like and share it in your research community. Please also subscribe to this channel.
Reference: Bondarenko A. S., Ragoisha G. A. In Progress in Chemometrics Research, Pomerantsev A. L., Ed.; Nova Science Publishers: New York, 2005, pp. 89–102 the program is available online at [ Ссылка ]
The program is free for noncommercial use.

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