Down to 2 nm

Particle Detection in High-Purity Gases

Particles in high-purity gases can lead to defects and performance issues in manufacturing processes. Since high-purity hases are required in many industries, employing advanced particle detection technologies allows manufacturers to identify and quantify particles in gases that impact product quality. These particle detection systems provide real-time particle monitoring, so prompt corrective actions can maintain gas purity and prevent contamination-related issues.

Data flow and electronics manufacturing
Data flow and electronics manufacturing

Detect Particles Down to 2 nm

Our cutting-edge technology enables detection and measurement of airborne particles down to 2 nm. This capability empowers you to reduce risk and improve quality in your electronics manufacturing processes as well as remain at the forefront, driving innovation and improving cost-effectiveness.

Precise Monitoring and Control of Particle Contamination Levels

Those are key to not only minimize the risk of defects, but also to ensure compliance with industry standards. This enables you to take proactive measures to maintain the integrity of your semiconductor production environment – saving money.

Minimize Particle-Related Defects, Improve Device Yield and Quality

By integrating TSI state-of-the-art airborne particle detection technology into your manufacturing processes, you're making a critical strategic investment in quality, efficiency, and risk reduction. By leveraging our decades of industry experience and offering detection solutions – down to 100 nm, 10 nm, and 2 nm – TSI is the right partner to provide the capabilities you need to prevent defects, malfunction, or failure while upholding the highest quality standards.

Selecting Your Instrument

Particle Size

Particles play a crucial role across different environments and process stages in electronics manufacturing. Depending on variables such as device design, the size of interest can vary significantly, from 0.1 µm to 2 nm. Choosing the right particle instrumentation tailored to your detection needs is essential for obtaining accurate data in semiconductor processes.

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Frequently asked questions

Q. Why is maintaining gas purity crucial for electronics manufacturing?

Maintaining gas purity is crucial for electronics manufacturing due to its direct impact on process consistency, product quality, and device reliability. Contaminants, even in trace amounts, can introduce defects, corrode sensitive components, and compromise device performance. Pure gases are essential to ensure the optimal manufacturing conditions required for meeting stringent quality standards and maximizing the functionality and longevity of electronic devices. Click here to learn more about best practices.

Q. What are the key challenges in detecting particles in high-purity gas?

The key challenges include the need for extremely sensitive detection methods to identify ultrafine particles that can impact semiconductor manufacturing processes. Click here to learn more about best practices to ensure parts cleanliness of high-purity gases.

Q. What methods and instruments are available for particle detection in high-purity gases?

High-purity gas particle detection can be performed using instruments such as condensation particle counters and optical particle sizers.

Q. How can we minimize particle contamination in high-purity gas processes?

Minimizing particle contamination in high-purity gas processes involves implementing clean handling procedures, employing filtration systems, and regularly monitoring and maintaining system cleanliness.