The open-source Quartz Crystal Microbalance (QCM)

Quartz Crystal Microbalance openQCM is a technology that enables researchers and institutions to unlock unprecedented levels of precision, ensuring accurate and reproducible results across a wide range of applications.

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In over 50 countries worldwide and
with nearly 300 citations in scientific Papers

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openQCM DEVICES ARE DESIGNED WITH A FOCUS ON:

High sensitivity and resolution, Robust performance under various environmental conditions, Easy integration with existing laboratory setups, user-friendly open-source software

openQCM Wi2
Starter QCM device for frequency monitoring at scientific grade quality
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openQCM Q-1
Frequency and Dissipation monitoring without compromise
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openQCM NEXT
Overtones, Dissipation and Active Thermal Control
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Broad Applications for Scientific Research

openQCM devices are engineered to meet a wide range of research fields, including:

  • Material science
  • Biochemistry and molecular biology
  • Environmental monitoring
  • Surface science and nanotechnology
  • Electrochemistry
  • Drug discovery and pharmaceutical research
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"We thank Dr. Raffaele Battaglia and Marco Mauro at Novaetech S.r.l. (Pompeii, Italy) are thanked for their excellent technical support regarding the QCM-D studies."
Steven P. Armes
Steven P. ArmesProfessor Department of Chemistry, University of Sheffield
"We would like to specifically thank Raffaele Battaglia and Marco Mauro of Novaetech S.r.l. for giving advice on the electronics and programming of the device and for inspiring us with their OpenQCM project"
Rens J. Horst
Rens J. HorstPh.D. Student at Eindhoven University of Technology
On the high-end of scales, an open-source quartz crystal microbalance OpenQCM uses an open-source Arduino and is already well established in the scientific literature
Joshua M. Pearce
Joshua M. PearceProfessor Department of Electrical and Computer Engineering, Western University
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Expertise and Collaboration

Our team of dedicated engineers and scientists continuously collaborate with researchers and institutions to refine and expand the capabilities of our QCM technology. We are passionate about contributing to groundbreaking research, and we offer tailored support and training to help you make the most of your QCM device.

Why have we made it up?

We are firmly convinced that high quality research is not necessarily related to highly expensive proprietary products, characterized by closed-architecture.

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