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Fischer-Cripps Laboratories Present The IBIS Nanoindentation System

Tony Fischer-Cripps explains what nanoindentation is and shows us the IBIS Nanoindentation system. During the explanation of the technique he also talks about typical applications such as testing of coatings, scratch testing, mineral analysis and semiconductor testing. It can determine such properties as friction co-efficients, Young's modulus and properties of thin films.

Tony also shows us the instrument and the software interface, as well typical results that can be obtained.

Duration 6:35 min

IBIS Nanoindentation System

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  1. Veronica Noordzee Veronica Noordzee Netherlands says:
    December 1, 2020 at 9:54 AM

    Anthony Fischer-Cripps recently (2020) wrote a great book: "Waves, Particles and Fields - Introducing Quantum Field Theory". Really enjoyed reading it!

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