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We have combined the charge amplifier and insulation tester into a single portable unit with a built-in battery, making it easy to carry on-site, and added new features to release the Portable Charge Amplifier + Insulation Tester 5811A00. <Features of the New Product> The charge amplifier (for displaying, evaluating, and saving measurement values) and insulation tester (for checking the insulation of sensors and cables) are now integrated into one portable unit with a built-in battery. Additionally, by adding graph and recording functions to the charge amplifier, the display of measurement waveforms and data recording can be completed within the device. We will also be hosting a webinar to introduce this product. For more details, please refer to the webinar announcement in the related links.

[KISTLER Technical Data] "Pressure Feedback Control" has been released. IGBTs (power cards) and batteries play important roles among automotive components. The control that is currently attracting attention in these manufacturing processes is "Pressure Feedback Control." This document introduces what Pressure Feedback Control is and how this control contributes to the manufacturing processes of IGBTs and batteries.

We will hold a webinar to introduce the newly released 5073B, which has been renewed from the bestselling charge amplifier 5073A. The usability as an industrial analog charge amplifier remains unchanged, but various new features have been added, including Ethernet connectivity and web browser settings. In this webinar, we plan to introduce the new features that you may be curious about and provide demonstrations. [Date and Time] - Session 1: April 17 (Wednesday) 10:05-10:35 - Session 2: April 25 (Thursday) 10:05-10:35 *Both sessions will cover the same content. Please join on the date that is convenient for you. Please click on the "Related Links" below to register. If you have any questions regarding participation in the webinar, please feel free to contact us through the "Contact Us" section below.

This webinar will focus on PPS resin, which is experiencing increased demand due to the electrification and lightweighting of automobiles, and will provide an optimal "visualization solution inside the mold" for monitoring various molding defects. <Main Molding Defects> Burrs, short shots, gas burn <Case Studies> Electric water pumps, bus bars, ignition coils, etc. On the day of the event, we will deliver valuable information to customers considering in-mold pressure monitoring and those who are already utilizing it, using a live simulation of the measurement system "ComoNeo" through the web interface. 【Date and Time】 Session 1: March 7, 2024 (Thursday) 10:30–11:30 Session 2: March 14, 2024 (Thursday) 10:30–11:30 Both sessions will cover the same content, so please click on "Register for the Webinar Here" in the "Related Links" section below to sign up.

We would like to inform you that we will be exhibiting at the International Space Industry Exhibition ISIEX 2024, which will be held at Tokyo Big Sight from February 20 to 22, 2024. We plan to showcase products such as the disturbance measurement Kistler table. This is a great opportunity to see and handle our products, so please be sure to visit our booth! 【Exhibition Overview】 Date: February 20 (Tuesday) to 22 (Thursday), 2024 Time: 10:00 AM to 5:00 PM Venue: Tokyo Big Sight Booth Number: West Hall S-17 Official Website: https://biz.nikkan.co.jp/eve/isiex/ We look forward to seeing you at the venue and sincerely await your visit.

The registration for this year's first webinar has started! In the post-manufacturing processes of semiconductors, such as dicing, die bonding, and wire bonding, where mechanical stress is applied to the chips, visual inspections and electrical tests after the process are essential. However, these inspection results alone make it difficult to directly understand the error modes during the process. With Kistler's piezoelectric sensors, we can measure the changes in load applied to the product during the process with high precision and dynamically. By understanding the details of error modes from changes during processing, we will introduce hints for process improvement. [Date and Time] 1st Session: January 31, 2024 (Wednesday) 15:05 - 15:50 2nd Session: February 8, 2024 (Thursday) 15:05 - 15:50 Both sessions will cover the same content, so please click on "Register for the Webinar Here" in the "Related Links" below to sign up.