TABLE 3.
Relation between methods of electrical stimulation and electrochemical characterisation methods and their relevance for the numerical model.
| Stimulation signal | Characterisation method | Relevance |
|---|---|---|
| DC current/voltage | Chronopotentiometry/Chronoamperometry | Monophasic signals contain DC component |
| Sine wave | Electrochemical Impedance Spectroscopy (EIS) | Frequency sweep permits to characterise entire system (Figure 2), needed to augment FEM model |
| Rectangular pulse | Broadband impedance spectroscopy | Like EIS, but simultaneous measurement at many frequencies, needed to calibrate numerical model, compare to predictions |