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Proteus ® software uses across-the-board measurement methods which can be employed on different instruments of the same type (e.g., on any DSC instrument). This enables users ‒ with the appropriate instrument configuration ‒ to carry out measurements with multiple instruments under exactly the same conditions. If needed, the curve evaluation can even be integrated into the respective measurement method so that the evaluated curve is automatically available immediately after completion of the experiment. In the field of thermal analysis, Identify is the only software of its kind (beginning with Proteus ® version 7.1; applicable to DSC, TGA, DIL, TMA and cp curves). Via database comparisons, it only takes a few seconds for Identify to identify and classify materials.
With a single click, experimental curves (even ones that are not yet evaluated) can thus be checked for agreement with stored individual curves, literature data or statistical classes. The NETZSCH libraries supplied include more than 1,300 entries from the application fields of polymers, organics, food, pharma, metals/alloys, ceramics and inorganics, as well as the chemical elements. When using Identify, a hit list is produced – of the type known, for example, in spectroscopy. The various hits on the list can be integrated into the evaluation graphs with a single click of the mouse. For comparison purposes, any measurement curves can even be superimposed onto each other – even those of differing types. DSC- BeFlat ® (beginning with software version 6.1) and Advanced DSC- BeFlat ® (beginning with the 7 th generation of the NETZSCH Proteus ® software) compensate for all influences on DSC baselines which can be related to thermal asymmetries of the DSC sensor.


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This results in a minimal amount of curvature in the baseline, in the μW range. TGA- BeFlat ® automatically corrects instrument and buoyancy effects in the and (for STA: Proteus ® version 6.1, SiC furnace, appropriate sample carriers) and thus eliminates the need for buoyancy correction measurements. Provided that the sample thermocouple is in close proximity to the sample (as is the case with NETZSCH thermobalances and dilatometers), a DTA signal can be calculated and recorded from the difference between the temperature of the sample and the temperature of the program. This allows for additional information on exothermal or endothermal processes to be gathered during the course of TGA or DIL measurements. Moreover, the c- DTA ® software can also be employed for the temperature calibration of thermobalances or dilatometers. When applying temperature modulation, which is available for the, (TM-DSC), (TM-DSC), and (for TMA and DIL, beginning with the 7 th generation of the Proteus ® software), the linear heating rate is superimposed by a sinusoidal temperature change. This makes it possible to deconstruct the signals into reversing and non-reversing parts (DSC, DIL, TMA) and thereby separate overlapping effects ‒ for example, glass transitions and relaxation peaks (DSC) or thermal expansions and sintering steps (DIL, TMA) ‒ and to calculate activation energy(ies) from a measurement (TGA).