BAXIT DTA1250 differential thermal analyzer

Overview:

Differential thermal analyzer is a technique to measure the temperature difference between a substance and a reference substance under a programmed temperature control. In the DTA test, the change of sample temperature is caused by the endothermic or exothermic effects of the phase transition or reaction.

Technical characteristics:

1. Using USB two-way communication, the operation is more convenient and supports self-recovery connection function.

2. Using Cortex-M3 core ARM controller, the calculation processing speed is faster, and the temperature control is more accurate.

3. The structure of the furnace body is compact, and the temperature rise and fall rate can be adjusted arbitrarily.

4. The installation process has been improved, and all mechanical fixing methods are adopted to completely avoid the contamination of the internal heat of the furnace body by the differential heat signal.

5, dual temperature probe to ensure high repeatability of sample temperature measurement.

6. The digital gas mass flow meter automatically switches the two-way air flow, and the switching speed is fast and the stabilization time is short.

7. Standard samples are standard to facilitate the customer to correct the temperature coefficient.

8. The instrument is equipped with standard materials, and users can calibrate each temperature section by themselves to reduce the error of the instrument.

9. Support user self-programming program to realize full automation of measurement steps. The software provides dozens of instructions, and the user can flexibly combine the instructions according to their own measurement steps and save them. Complex operations are simplified into one-button operation.

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Applications:

Measure physical and chemical changes related to heat, such as the melting point, melting heat, crystallization and crystallization heat, phase change reaction heat, thermal stability (oxidation induction period), glass transition temperature, oxidation or reduction reaction, destruction of lattice structure and other chemical reactions.

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