echem-package: Importing and manipulating data from Gamry potentiostats
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Import .DTA files output from Gamry potentiostats during cyclic voltammetry, charge/discharge cycling, etc

Package:	echem
Type:	Package
Version:	1.0
Date:	2015-10-17
License:	MIT

The importGamry() function is designed to import almost any Gamry data file and split it up into its columns, provided you know how many columns there are.

All other import_ functions are variants of importGamry designed to make specific files, like polarization curves and charge/discharge capacity, easy to import.

There are also a few plotting functions based on the ggplot2 package. These are still somewhat under development, but they should work with the rest of the ggplot2 functions.

I recommend creating scripts which import files of a given name in a given location. Then, every time you run an experiment, you can simply copy new data into the folder, or copy the script into a new location, and re-run the script on the new data. What tends to work for me is that I create a new R project for each experiment. You can use save() and load() in the base R package to save data from one project and import it into another.

Mike Gerhardt

Maintainer: Mike Gerhardt <gerhardt.mike@gmail.com>

Check out the Gamry website?

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