KLA is proud to be a continuing platinum sponsor and exhibitor at SEMICON West. We invite you to visit our experts at booth #1327 to learn more about our contact and non-contact profiler systems. We also invite you to visit the MicroSense (now part of KLA) booth #1543 to learn about measurement systems including capacitive sensors, vibrating sample magnetometers and magnetic metrology for MRAM. We look forward to seeing you!

SEMICON West is the premier annual event for highlighting the latest innovations, products, processes, and services for the design and manufacture of today’s most sophisticated electronics. It is where the industry gets a glimpse at what is next and finds its innovation engines.

Low-carbon steels are the first option when designing with steel. They offer good machinability and excellent weldability. To some extent, the strength and ductility can be manipulated by various thermal and mechanical processes, such as working, annealing, and carburization.

This session is a live demonstration of standardized nanoindentation with the KLA iMicro nanoindenter to characterize cold-drawn 1018 steel. Ms. Hay demonstrates sample preparation, instrument configuration, test specification, execution and data interpretation.

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The topics in this webinar are applicable to our nanoindenter products.

KLA is exhibiting at Microscopy & Microanalysis 2019. To get an idea of our innovative nanoindenters, come see us at booth #1648.

Microscopy & Microanalysis continues to be the premier meeting for scientists, technologists, and students who use microscopy or microanalysis in their research.

Force and displacement measurements obtained from instrumented indentation experiments are interpreted using elastic contact models, even when the contact causes plastic deformation. Elastic contact models specify the ideal relationship between force, displacement, and elastic properties. Such models are explained in this presentation.

Ian Sneddon’s elastic contact model is given special attention due to its generality, and the models of Hertz and Love are shown to be special cases of Sneddon’s model. Many examples are provided which show how to apply Sneddon’s model to specific geometries of contacting bodies.

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The topics in this webinar are applicable to our nanoindenter products.

KLA invites you to visit our booth at ChinaNANO. Our experts will be on hand to discuss with you the features and benefits of our profilers and nanoindenters.

ChinaNANO will continue its engagement as an all-in-one platform for scientific conversation, industrial collaboration and strategic planning. The conference will bring together innovators and contributors from all parts of the global nanoscience and technology community, to share scientific breakthroughs, technological advances, progresses in industry sectors, and emerging opportunities and challenges.