Nanoscale Characterization of Glass and Ceramic Surfaces
Historically, the properties of glass/ceramic surfaces have been difficult to accurately characterize.
In this three-part, two-hour workshop the Bruker applications team showcases our complete range of high-performance metrology techniques enabling researchers to obtain the nanoscale surface properties of glass and ceramic products, including:
- Nanoscale investigation of stanglass & ceramic materials (feat. gorilla glass, float glass, metallic glass);
- Measurements on silicon coatings; and
- Thin film analysis.
Featuring LIVE demos on cutting-edge Bruker AFM, nanoindentation, and 3D optical profiling instruments.
Leading Edge Instruments for the Characterization of Glass and Ceramic Surfaces
Bruker is dedicated to providing a complete range of high-performance metrology techniques for the nanometer-scale surface characterization of glass and ceramic products. Join us for this virtual Surface Lab session where we will present a range of characterization techniques, their features, capabilities, and applications.
The following techniques are discussed and demonstrated in the three featured sessions:
- Atomic Force Microscopy: For high-resolution, topographical, nanomechanical, nanoelectrical, and nanoelectrochemical characterization of materials.
- Nanoindentation: Nano-mechanical characterization using nano-indentation methods.
- Optical Profilometry: For 2D roughness surface characterization and advanced 3D mapping and measurement of thin film thickness, stress, surface roughness and form.
Find out more about the technology featured in this webinar or our other solutions for surface measurement:
