Gas Analysers for Semiconductor Industry - Electronics and Computers
The importance of cleanrooms in the electronic industry. Air purity is essential for efficient production. The laboratories where technicians produce the components installed in smartphones, computers, and all electronic devices are subject to a high environmental control level. Any particles in suspension - commonly called dust - could cause irreparable damage to chips and microprocessors, becoming waste material. To maintain a high-efficiency rate, manufacturers have equipped themselves with clear rooms where workers operate with air as free of microparticles as possible. The use of cleanrooms since the 1970s has allowed manufacturers to improve the quality of their electronic components exponentially, allowing the technological leap we see today, the effects of which can be observed at an economic, social, and political level.
As smartphones and tablets become more and more popular, so is the spread of clean rooms. For example, clean rooms are essential in production activities and data recovery; a non-pure room could make it impossible to read the hard-disk data. For example, the distance between the head and the magnetic disk is smaller than the cigarette smoke particles. That`s why this is often a costly activity.
ETG Risorse e Tecnologia produces complete systems for the automatic monitoring of contaminants, built with material suitable for ISO certification of the cleanroom in which it is installed. Besides, it provides several solutions to suit every situation, such as continuous and multi-chamber sampling to ensure cost containment. ETG Risorse e Tecnologia staff are trained and certified to work in cleanrooms. The ETG Orion 3100 and the brand new ETG TA 4500 EIMS series is installed in the largest international semiconductor industry.
Although ETG Risorse e Tecnologia`s expertise comes from the semiconductor industry, we have provided the same systems in other industries using similar cleanrooms over the years. We are currently also active in the food and pharmaceutical industries.