KLA Instruments Webinars

InSEM

• 20:49

  

  Ready, Set, Indent!

  Dominik Weil of KLA Instruments presents fun and unusual nanoindentation applications.

• 29:26

  

  Advancing New Modalities within the Scanning Electron Microscopy Platform for Materials Characterization and In Situ Small Scale Mechanical Studies

  Presentation by Prof. Daniel Gianola from UC-Santa Barbara at the USA eUser Meeting in September 2020.

• 14:58

  

  Mechanical Testing of Colloidal Metallic Nanoparticles Inside Electron Microscopes

  Presentation by Prof. Wendy Gu from Stanford University at the USA eUser Meeting in September 2020.

• 25:12

  

  High Frequency In Situ Experiments of Fatigue Damage Evolution and Crack Initiation in Metals

  Presentation provided by Prof. Jaafar El-Awady from Johns Hopkins University at the USA eUser Meeting in September 2020.

• 06:36

  

  Christian Minnert: New ultra-high temperature nanoindentation system for operating at up to 1100°C

  In recent years, nanoindentation systems have been developed which can operate at ever higher temperatures in order to characterize the local mechanical properties and thermally activated mechanisms of high temperature materials such as nickel-based superalloys at their operating temperature. In this work a new ultra-high temperature nanoindentation system for testing at up to 1100 °C will be p...