Matmeas DTS10001 High-Temperature Dielectric Testing System — 1

Overview

The Matmeas DTS10001 High-Temperature Dielectric Testing System is a next-generation instrument built on the advanced DMS platform, engineered specifically for probing the high-temperature mechanisms of functional ceramics and advanced dielectric materials. Combining extreme precision with modular versatility, it allows researchers to seamlessly transition from single-sample characterization to high-throughput screening of up to four bulk samples simultaneously using plug-and-play, hot-swappable measurement fixtures.

At the heart of the system is an innovative hemisphere-to-plate platinum electrode and spring-loaded contact mechanism. This design effectively compensates for alignment and assembly tolerances, preventing sample contact issues while its calibrated compressibility protects fragile ceramic specimens from cracking or crushing during thermal expansion. The furnace chamber features an imported, oxidation-resistant metallic liner that supports vacuum, inert, oxidizing, and reducing atmospheres. Operability is further refined with a one-key motorized elevator system for smooth and precise chamber positioning.

Specifications

Measurement Channels Single / Four channels optional
Measurement Temperature RT to 1000°C (Long-term operation up to 850°C)
Temperature Control Accuracy ±0.5°C
Heating Rate 0 to 10°C/min (Typical: 3°C/min)
Heating Method Resistance Wire Heating
Frequency Range ≤10 MHz
Measurement Accuracy 0.05% (Based on measurement instrument accuracy)
Measurement Environment Air / Flowing Atmosphere / Vacuum optional
Sample Type Bulk solids, sheets, or thin films with top/bottom electrodes
Recommended Sample Size Φ = 8 to 12 mm, t = 1 to 2 mm
Electrode Material Platinum
Dimensions 480 × 320 × 830 mm (L × W × H)
Power Supply 220 to 240 V / 50 Hz
Power 1 kW
Operating Temperature 10°C to 35°C
Operating Humidity 45% to 65%
Weight 50 kg
Warranty Period 1 Year

Applications

  1. Ceramic & Dielectric Materials
  2. Ferroelectric & Piezoelectric Research
  3. Polymer Science
  4. Material Impedance Spectroscopy

FAQ

  • How does the DTS10001 system ensure precise temperature acquisition?

    The temperature sensor is positioned coplanar with the samples, ensuring accurate and direct temperature acquisition. Furthermore, the system undergoes factory calibration using standard barium titanate (BaTiO3) samples for reliable control.
  • What is the advantage of the sealed metal shielding?

    The built-in sealed metal shielding heating system drastically minimizes AC interference, which ensures enhanced measurement accuracy during sensitive dielectric impedance spectroscopy tests.
  • How does the system protect delicate ceramic samples during high-temperature testing?

    The DTS10001 utilizes a calibrated spring-loaded electrode mechanism paired with a hemisphere-to-plate platinum electrode structure. The optimized spring compliance ensures secure electrical contact while preventing mechanical crushing or fracture of fragile ceramic substrates and thin sheets during thermal cycling.
  • Does it support testing multiple samples simultaneously?

    Yes, the DTS10001 features a modular plug-and-play architecture. Researchers can quickly hot-swap between a single-channel precision fixture and a 4-channel high-throughput measurement platform to suit different testing requirements.
  • What measurement atmospheres and environments are supported?

    With its premium oxidation-resistant metallic furnace liner and dedicated vacuum/atmosphere ports, the system supports measurements under high vacuum, inert, oxidizing, and reducing gas environments.
  • What is the function of the motorized elevator chamber?

    The DTS10001 incorporates a one-key motorized lift system that automates the raising and lowering of the furnace chamber. This elevator design ensures highly reproducible, airtight chamber sealing and simplifies sample loading.