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PHI Webinar Series: Auger Multi-Technique
WEBINAR ANNOUNCEMENT: REGISTER HERE
The latest edition of PHI's webinar series will be on Auger Multi-Technique and presented by John Newman, Director of Analytical Laboratory at Physical Electronics
WHEN: Thursday, July 12th 10:00am (Central)
Auger Electron Spectroscopy (AES) is a very powerful surface sensitive technique used for determining the composition of micron and nano-scale sized features, as well as for general thin film analysis. Its application has found widespread use in various fields of study such as semiconductors, microelectronics, metallurgy, fracture analysis, corrosion, catalysis, thin film coatings, and failure analysis. While Auger by itself can solve many problems, at times, the combination of other techniques with Auger can provide complementary data useful for more complete (or better) characterization of materials. This webinar will describe PHI's 710 Auger instrument with in-situ EDS, EBSD, BSE and FIB capabilities. Applications of each technique will be shown, demonstrating the usefulness of in-situ complementary analysis on a single UHV instrument.