Recorded Theory & Applications Training

Overview

TA Instruments offers recorded versions of our Theory & Applications training courses for you to watch at your convenience, whenever and wherever you are. These courses are designed to familiarize the user with an understanding of the specific TA Instrument technology, method development, operating techniques, and applications. Review the course descriptions below and enter your training code to view the content.

Who should watch?

Any existing customers with an active warranty or support plan looking for basic instrumental theory, calibration information, and/or diverse application examples. These lecture-based courses are offered for multiple product lines including thermal analyzers, microcalorimeters and rheometers. It is recommended that users have a minimum of two months experience using the instruments to get the most benefit from these courses.

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This lecture-based course covers theory applicable to all Differential Scanning Calorimeter (DSC) instruments (including previous generation instrument models), but is mainly designed around the Discovery instruments. The course will cover:

Theory of operation
Instrumentation
Calibration
Experimental Parameters
Software operation
Maintenance & Troubleshooting
Applications

This lecture-based course covers theory applicable to all Thermogravimetric Analysis (TGA) instruments (including previous generation instrument models), but is mainly designed around the Discovery instruments. The course will cover:

Theory of operation
Instrumentation
Calibration
Experimental Parameters
Software operation
Maintenance & Troubleshooting
Applications

The lecture-based course covers theory applicable to all rheometer instruments (including previous generation instrument models), but is mainly designed around the Discovery Hybrid (DHR) and ARES-G2 model instruments. The course will cover:

Theory of operation
Instrumentation
Calibration
Experimental parameters
Software operation
Maintenance & Troubleshooting
Applications

The lecture-based course covers theory applicable to all Dynamic Mechanical Analysis (DMA) instruments (including previous generation instrument models), but is mainly designed around the DMA 850 and RSA G2. The course will cover: