Abhishek Krishnan

Thanks a lot for the reply! Okay let me tell you clearly how I am planning to do the experiment so you can suggest me better. I plan to supply current(or voltage whichever is the right word) in pulses of alternating polarity and I plan to vary the frequency of the pulses from about 1 kHz to say 100 kHz. I am extremely bad with electronics and I do not know much about most things. So you have to literally tell in layman's terms

I read a research paper where using pulses of alternating polarity for water electrolysis, one can produce both Hydrogen and Oxygen at the same electrode. Also the research paper concluded that using pulses of single polarity produced just one type of gas. What the research paper didn't provide is the source of power used. I want to replicate this experiment and hence did some research online and concluded that I needed a pulse generator to accomplish this. Since I am not an Electronics major I wanted to confirm that this is the equipment I need for my experiment. I appreciate it if anyone could provide some valuable information/suggestions on this. Thanks!