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Fast Characterization of Defects and Inclusions in Multi-layer Films
Presented by: Peng Gao Analytical chemist, Eastman Performance Films Date: October, 29th, 2018 Approved for external use
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Eastman Performance Films, LLC Martinsville, VA, US
Scratch Resistant Coating Mounting Adhesive Laminated Components PET+ Dye Metal Deposit (vapor deposition and sputtering) Release liner PET Silicone Approved for external use
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Overview Contaminants in optically clear films
Large impact on quality Trapped in multi-layers Particles: microns Organic/inorganic 100 µm Approved for external use
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Analysis of contaminants
Involves deconstruction of multi-layer films or microtome techniques. Analysis of contaminants using current techniques could take a couple of days. Location information is very often inconclusive. Approved for external use
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Cutting by hand is not precise enough
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Nanoindenter (CB500, Nanovea) modified with cutting blades
Nanoindenter offers precise control to cut through the contamination in films. Locate the contamination using the built-in microscope Cut through the contamination using a sharp blade. Approved for external use
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Samples cut by the new technique
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Small particle contamination
5 microns 30 µm 40 µm Approved for external use
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Flaky contamination Approved for external use
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Outcome of the new technique
Deconstruction New technique Took days Machine? Process? Took less than 2 hours In the coating Approved for external use
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Microtome vs. Nanoindenter technique
Advantages No contamination from resin embedding Fast Precise Limitations Non-contact methods of chemical analysis Organic contamination Approved for external use
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Approved for external use
Summary A new technique for faster identification of contamination was developed by cutting precisely through contaminants. Works for contamination as small as 5 microns. No chemical or resin are needed. Provides more conclusive information on the location of contamination (process & machine), offering a possible source for root cause analysis. For organic contamination, microtoming may be required. Approved for external use
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