Author Tim Schoen, Lab Director, JH Technologies Controlled Surface Preparation for Microstructural Analysis Sharper Patterns. Faster Maps. Deeper Insight. A polished sample can look smooth under an optical microscope and
Author Tim Schoen, Lab Director, JH Technologies Understanding Materials Through Crystallographic Orientation Mapping with EBSD A material’s properties are not determined only by what it is made of. They are
Author Tim Schoen, Lab Director, JH Technologies Understanding How Interference Patterns Reveal Surface Information Interferometry is a measurement technique used to study waves by observing the interference patterns created when
Author Tim Schoen, Lab Director, JH Technologies Access the Die. Preserve the Evidence. Â Chemical decapsulation is a controlled sample preparation technique used to remove the plastic encapsulant from semiconductor
Author William Bond , Lab Manager, JH Technologies What looks perfect under the optical microscope can still produce poor EBSD data. Electron Backscatter Diffraction (EBSD) has become one of the
Author Tim Schoen, Lab Director, JH Technologies Understand What Your Material Is Made Of When a contaminant, corrosion site, or unknown particle appears, EDS analysis from JH Technologies helps identify
Author Tim Schoen, Lab Director, JH Technologies A proven, cost-effective technique for identifying failure mechanisms in BGA, CSP, and other advanced electronic assemblies. Why Dye & Pull Analysis Matters As
Author Ken Hirsch, Yi Zhang (PhD), JH Technologies, Applications Scientists Faster Analysis with Less Sample Preparation: A Practical Summary Paper Towel No Coat Low Vac EXECUTIVE SUMMARY For decades, Scanning
Author Yifan Jiang, Phd. JH Technologies, Applications Scientist Technical Overview: Sample Preparation of Ti-6Al-4V Alloy for EBSD Analysis Titanium Alloy Introduction Titanium and its alloys are widely used in energy,
 Author Micah Harrel, CTO, JH Technologies Imaging a 16th-Century Spanish One Real with Modern Tools For my high school graduation—many moons ago—I received an unusual gift: four Spanish silver coins
