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Quickstart

Quickstart

How Oparic works: select your raw experimental data directly, then run an analysis or plotting workflow.

The core model: direct analysis 

    flowchart LR
    A["Raw instrument data<br/>(.txt/.mpr/.dta files exported from instruments, etc.)"] -->|input| B["Analysis / plotting workflow<br/>e.g. last cycle plot, DRT, Coulombic Efficiency"]
    B --> C["Origin / Excel / images"]
  • Analyze / plot: pick an analysis or plotting workflow, such as “Coulombic Efficiency”, “Plot the Last Complete Cycle”, “b-value Analysis”, or “EIS/DRT Analysis”. The input can be a folder of raw instrument data, or a multi-selected group of data files.

The input control shows supported data sources and file types. For routine work, start from the analysis or plotting workflow.

Preparation

  1. Install and launch Oparic (Windows).
  2. Register and sign in.
  3. Origin (optional, but recommended): Windows only, requires Origin ≥ 2021. Once installed, the status bar will show Origin as ready. If Origin is missing or its version is too old, the cards still run — they just will not auto-generate Origin plots.

A full run-through (CV as an example)

  1. Gallery → CV → pick a CV analysis or plotting workflow, such as “Plot the Last Complete Cycle”.
  2. In the input control, select the folder containing raw CV data, or switch to file mode and multi-select a group of data files.
  3. Run the workflow.
    • The figure is generated automatically. If Origin ≥ 2021 is ready, Oparic also creates worksheets, plots in Origin, and saves an .opju file to the output folder, where you can keep refining in Origin.

FAQ

  • Origin did not launch? The status bar will explain why. Excel files and preview images should still be generated; if the issue persists, contact technical support.
  • Will it overwrite my existing plots? Yes. If Origin already contains earlier plots, Oparic will overwrite them. Save your work before launching — a warning dialog will appear in this case.
  • No analyzable data found: make sure you selected a raw data folder, or multi-selected a group of files from the same experiment. The input control lists the supported data sources and file types.