Quantitative analysis of principal components
Project introduction
Quantitative analysis of principal components is a test and analysis of polymer materials. It uses spectral analysis to compress and reduce noise on data, and conducts principal component analysis on the intensity of the characteristic peaks of the processed spectra. The first principal component is used to fit and calculate the error of the spectral line intensity at different concentrations, effectively extract the characteristic parameters, and realize quantitative analysis of materials. Purpose of analysis: improve formula, improve technology, master core technology, improve product performance, and reduce costs.
Scope of application
Quantitative analysis of principal components includes plastic products, rubber products, adhesive products, coating products, and ink products.
Laboratory equipment
The equipment used for quantitative analysis of principal components is: Fourier transform infrared spectroscopy (FTIR) and scanning electron microscope (SEM).

Common equipment and methods for quantitative analysis of principal components

Cycle cost
The cost engineer formulates the experimental plan and quotes according to the customer's testing needs and the complexity of the experiment.
Analysis cycle: 7-15 working days.
Testing process
1. Engineers analyze customer needs;
2. Arrange sample delivery;
3. Engineers provide quotes;
4. Arrange testing after confirmation;
5. Complete the experiment and issue a test report within 7-15 working days.