Validation in Thermal Analysis

What Is Meant by Validation of a Laboratory Analysis?

According to ISO 17025, validation is the confirmation by objective evidence that the requirements for a specific intended use are fulfilled. In other words, validation demonstrates fitness for purpose. Generally, in laboratory analysis, the analyst follows a well-defined method, a Standard Operating Procedure – or SOP. The SOP describes in detail how to measure a particular sample using a computerized system.

A computerized system is not only the equipment and its related software. It also includes network components such as hubs, routers, cables, switches and bridges. It may include peripheral devices such as printers or plotters.

Webinar Overview:

In this webinar we will answer the following questions:

How can the user be sure that the result is correct?
Is the temperature exact?
What is the precision?
Does the method used produce accurate results?
What happens if the sample mass differs between analyses?