06:29
Hadi Maghsoudi provides an excellent presentation on twinning in magnesium materials using pillar compression and other supporting electron microscopy techniques.
Posted Sunday, June 28, 2020
12:59
Thermoset matrix composites exhibit severe problems related to their environmentally unfriendly disposal and, therefore, there is a growing need to recycle the fibres and potentially reuse them in new products. The most common technique involves the removal of the polymer matrix at high temperature. The aim of the present work is to assess the evolution of mechanical and nanomechanical properti...
Posted Sunday, June 28, 2020
01:02:45
The first and most enduring application of nanoindentation is the characterization of hard coatings designed for mechanical and chemical protection of an underlying material. Diamond-like carbon is a common coating of this kind, with typical coating thickness being less than 100nm. This session is a live demonstration of nanoindentation with the KLA iNano, optimized for very shallow nanoinden...
Posted Wednesday, May 13, 2020
01:14:40
Dr. W.C. Oliver and Dr. G.M. Pharr's 1992 publication titled ‘An improved technique for determining hardness and elastic modulus using load and displacement sensing indentation experiments’ is the most cited paper in materials science with over 22,000 citations to date. This webinar provides an opportunity to learn about nanoindentation directly from Dr. Warren Oliver, the co-author of the orig...
Posted Tuesday, April 14, 2020
26:54
Application and service engineers have leveraged remote operation of the KLA nanoindenters for years. Join us as we share best known methods for remote operation of the instruments and answer your questions.
Posted Friday, April 10, 2020
01:00:57
In digital circuits, materials with low permittivity separate the conducting parts from one another; materials with lower permittivity provide better electrical and magnetic insulation. Continuous reduction in scale drives the optimization problem of lowering the permittivity of the insulator as much as possible, without compromising mechanical integrity, as quantified by the Young’s modulus. ...
Posted Wednesday, March 11, 2020
01:06:01
Substrate influence is a common problem when using nanoindentation to evaluate the elastic modulus of thin films. In this session, an elastic model for film-substrate interaction is presented which returns accurate film moduli even when substrate influence is substantial. The new model is applied to the interpretation of nanoindentation data on various thin films, including low-k films on sil...
Posted Wednesday, February 12, 2020
50:24
How do you know that your nanoindenter is working properly? In this session, Ms. Hay demonstrates the verification process and record keeping for nanoindenters in the KLA contract-test laboratory. Calibration, indent placement, and total performance are all quickly and easily verified using this procedure.
Posted Wednesday, February 12, 2020
01:01:57
Two nanoindentation calibrations are accomplished by means of indentation experiments on a reference material. These are the load-frame stiffness calibration, which quantifies the expected flexure in the test equipment, and the area-function calibration, which quantifies the precise shape of the indenter. This presentation explains how these calibrations affect nanoindentation analysis, and how...
Posted Tuesday, January 7, 2020
01:12:49
Although optical coatings are designed for the control of light (anti-reflective, reflective, splitting, filtering, etc.) it is their mechanical properties which govern longevity. Scratches at any scale lead to excessive absorption of laser energy causing localized thermal stress and ultimate failure. This session is a live demonstration of dynamic nanoindentation with the KLA iMicro nanoindent...
Posted Wednesday, November 27, 2019
52:20
Jennifer Hay unlocks all of the analysis used in dynamic nanoindentation and the continuous stiffness measurement technique. The CSM technique is the greatest advancement in nanoindentation over the last 30 years.
Posted Wednesday, October 9, 2019
