Princeton Applied Research M250/270 electrochemistry data cleaner

Working up data from this software was really tedious (see, workflow video I made for colleagues); I wrote a python script to automate the process and save hours of mindless work.
It has a catchy and memorable name so exhausted 4th year grad students doomed to use the namesake software can find salvation with a Google search.

cleanCloner.py outputs 2 files, one with the data cleaned and all run together (<original_filename>_cleanBig.csv) and one with the data separated into runs based on the starting value (<original_filename>_cleanSplit.csv).
Supports processing multiple files at once (ctrl+click or shift+click).

Must be run with Python 3, requires Tkinter.

There are also R scripts to:

1. Plot each scan as a different color so you can more easily visualize changes between scans. (Base R)
   
2. Show the plotting over time, which may be useful for teaching CV (includes option to plot voltage sweeping).
   • Dependencies: animation, ggplot2, cowplot (optional)