Cleanroom Considerations for the

Program Manager

Program
ESD Certified Professional-Program Manager
 
Course Length
Half-day course
 
Description

Cleanrooms and clean environments are required for the manufacture of many products that have exacting contamination control requirements to achieve defined yield and reliability targets. Clean manufacture is required for the production of items such as semiconductors, hard-disk drives, flat panel displays, and materials for the pharmaceutical industry. Requirements of cleanroom/clean environments and tooling result in low humidity levels, low surface contamination levels, use of process-required insulators, and a lack of natural ions in the controlled environment. These factors can contribute to development of elevated static charge levels in close proximity to sensitive product, presenting both contamination and electrostatic discharge exposure.

 
This tutorial provides a detailed review of the following concepts:
  • Cleanroom/clean environment function
  • Airborne particle classification standards
  • Cleanroom compliance monitoring test methodologies
  • Electrostatic attraction relation to airborne and surface contamination
  • Electrostatic discharge concerns
  • Cleanroom static charge generation challenges and control methodologies
 

The Industry Council is an independent Institution focused on target levels of ESD component testing, applying the HBM, MM and CDM standards.

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