Differential thermal analysis is a technique that measures the temperature difference between a substance and a reference at a programmed temperature. The differential thermal analysis curve describes the temperature (△T) between the sample and the reference material as a function of temperature or time. In DTA tests, changes in sample temperature are due to phase transitions or endothermic or exothermic effects of the reaction. Such as: phase transformation, melting, transformation of crystalline structure, boiling, sublimation, evaporation, dehydrogenation, fracture or decomposition reaction, oxidation or reduction reaction, destruction of crystal lattice structure and other chemical reactions.
Phase transitions, melting, transformation of crystalline structures, boiling, sublimation, evaporation, dehydrogenation, fracture or decomposition reactions, oxidation or reduction reactions, destruction of lattice structure and other chemical reactions.
The new fully enclosed ceramic holding furnace body design structure has better temperature control effect and can continue to withstand high temperatures.
The platinum rhodium alloy sensor is more corrosion-resistant, oxidation-resistant, and the sensor has high sensitivity.
The Cortex-M3 core ARM controller is used for faster computing and processing speed, and more accurate temperature control.
USB two-way communication is used to fully realize intelligent operation.
It adopts a 7-inch 24-bit color full-color LCD touch screen to display the status and data of the instrument in real time.
Intelligent software design, automatic drawing of the instrument throughout the process, and the software can realize various data processing, such as the calculation of enthalpy, glass transition temperature, oxidation induction period, melting point and crystallization of substances, etc.