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This TA Tech Tip demonstrates sample preparation procedures for the Coin Cell Differential Scanning Calorimeter, including the preparation of an indium sample for calibration.

Overview

In this Tech Tip, we discuss the parallel plate geometry on the TA Instruments HRx Rheometer and show you how to set up and run this experiment on a soft solid.

HRx Overview: https://www.tainstruments.com/an-overview-of-the-discovery-hrx-rheometers/
How to Avoid Slippage: https://www.tainstruments.com/how-to-avoid-slippage-during-rheological-testing/
Geometry Calibrations: https://www.tainstruments.com/plate-or-cone-geometry-calibrations-dhr/

Overview

Check out our video on low viscosity samples: https://www.tainstruments.com/how-to-load-low-viscosity-liquid-samples-on-a-rotational-rheometer-2/.

In this Tech Tip, we cover an instrument overview of our Hybrid Rheometers, also referred to as our HRx series.

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In this Tech Tip, we’ll be discussing how to use RheoGuide software to run experiments on the Discovery Core Rheometer.

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In this Tech Tip, we perform monotonic tensile and fatigue tests on the new ElectroForce Apex 1.

The Battery Cycler Microcalorimeter solution comprises seamless software and hardware integration of two premier systems:

• TAM IV Microcalorimeter – A state-of-the-art analysis tool that measures the thermal behavior of samples under controlled temperature conditions.
• TAM Assistant is an intuitive and integrated software platform which combines the TAM IV Microcalorimeter and Potentiostat into a single integrated system.

The Battery Cycler Microcalorimeter solution offers the perfect in-operando tool that provides seamless system control and data analytics for researchers and scientists of all levels. TAM Assistant reduces time of testing, speed to decision making, and illuminates new insights of electrode and electrolyte materials.