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News Release from: Bose Corporation | Subject: DMA
Edited by the Laboratorytalk Editorial
Team on 10 April 2003
Dynamic mechanical analysis with
intelligence
Software 'intelligently transitions' through each step of a test condition to provide accurate dynamic material properties with minimal operator interaction
Enduratec Systems announces its newest generation of application software for dynamic mechanical analysis (DMA/DMTA) It is designed to measure the viscoelastic properties of biological and polymeric materials over a wide range of test conditions
This article was originally published on Laboratorytalk on 26 Jul 2001 at 8.00am (UK)
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Based on its WinTest digital control system, the software intelligently transitions through each step of a test condition to provide accurate dynamic material properties with minimal operator interaction.
Combining multiple test conditions can create a comprehensive material analysis.
The new DMA software provides dramatically easier testing and more complete data.
Advanced control algorithms provide the desired test conditions without the need for tuning.
Automatic creation of the test condition matrix with easy editing to provide specific test conditions.
A master file that defines all the settings and test conditions for a specific DMA test to make repeat tests easier and more consistent.
An exported data file that includes all the specimen dimension information, requested test conditions, actual achieved test conditions, and calculated material properties.
"Enduratec's DMA software can provide dynamic properties for an extensive range of materials-from biological tissues such as liver and vocal cords, to advanced nanocomposites and a variety of polymeric materials," notes Kirk Biegler, product development manager at Enduratec.
"Whether you need to measure properties as a function of temperature, frequency, dynamic amplitude or mean condition, the DMA software readily adapts to stringent testing requirements.".
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