DSC PT 1600

High temperature DSC (HDSC) up to 1750°C

Description

To the point

The LINSEIS DSC PT 1600 high-temperature differential scanning calorimeter is characterized by sensors with high calorimetric sensitivity, a short time constant and a condensation-free sample chamber. These features ensure high detection sensitivity and stable baselines over the entire life cycle of the device. This provides ideal conditions for successful use in material development, research, teaching and quality control. The modular concept of the DSC PT1600 allows it to be equipped with different furnace types for an extremely wide temperature range from -150 °C to 1750 °C. Various measuring sensors for DSC and DTA as well as different crucible types are available. The vacuum-tight design of the system allows quantitative enthalpy and Cp determinations to be carried out in high-purity gas atmospheres and under vacuum (10-5 mbar). The device can also be equipped with an optional sample robot and a coupling to an MS or FTIR. Measuring system of the HDSC: Two different DSC sensors and a DTA sensor are available for this system, which can be easily exchanged by the user. There is also a wide range of different crucibles to choose from, depending on the application. Each DSC sensor is available as type E, K, S or B for the DSC PT1600. This flexibility means that our DSC is equipped for any application, temperature or atmosphere and is always the perfect choice.

Unique Features

Vacuum-tight construction

High sensitivity

Modularity

Wide temperature range from -150°C up to 1750°C

Optional automation

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Specifications

MODEL

DSC PT 1600*


Temperature range:-150 °C bis +1750 °C
Thermocouples:E/K/S/B
Sensor types:DTA / DSC / DSC – Cp
Heating rate:0.001 K/min … 50 K/min
Cooling rate:0.001 K/min … 50 K/min
Measuring range lambda:+/- 2.5 mW bis +/- 250 mW
Sensor:heat flux
Temperature modulation:Yes
Atmosphere:red, oxidizing, inert (static, dynamic)
Vacuum:10-5 mbar
PC Interface:USB
*Specifications depend on the configurations

Data sheets

Software

Making values visible and comparable

The new Platinum software significantly improves your workflow, as the intuitive data processing requires only minimal parameter input. AutoEval provides the user with valuable assistance in the evaluation of standard processes such as glass transitions or melting points.

Thermal Library product identification tool, provides a database of 600 polymers, enabling an automatic identification tool for your tested polymer. Control and / or monitoring of the instruments through mobile devices gives you control wherever you are.

General functions

  • Software packages are compatible with the latest Windows operating system
  • Set up menu items
  • All specific measurement parameters (user, lab, sample, company, etc.)
  • Optional password and user levels
  • Undo and redo function for all steps
  • Stepless heating, cooling or dwell
  • Multilingual versions such as English, German, French, Spanish, Chinese, Japanese, Russian, etc. (user selectable)
  • The evaluation software has a range of functions that enable complete evaluation of all types of data
  • Multiple smoothing models
  • Complete evaluation history (all steps can be undone)
  • Simultaneous evaluation and data acquisition possible
  • Data can be corrected with zero point and calibration correction
  • Data evaluation includes: Peak separation software, signal correction and smoothing, first and second derivative, curve arithmetic, data peak evaluation, glass point evaluation, slope correction. Zoom/individual segment display, multiple curve overlay, annotation and drawing tools, copy to clipboard, multiple export functions for graphic and data export, reference-based corrections

Applications

Application example: Production of ferrites

Metal oxides (MeO) are used to produce magnetic ferrites by combining them with either hematite Fe2Oor magnetite Fe3O4. Ferrites can be described as ceramic structures with magnetic properties. The measurement in the application shows thermal behavior of a typical ferrite sample. At 735°C the powder develops a mixed ferrite (exothermic reaction: -20.6 J/g). Above 1034°C and 1321°C, the heat flow changes to an endothermic reaction due to melting processes of the different phases.

The Linseis DSC PT1600 with a type S measuring sensor enables a very stable baseline with an extremely low noise level for temperatures up to 1450°C. This high sensitivity is absolutely necessary in order to be able to carry out exact enthalpy measurements and evaluations.

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