Gas Delivery for Semiconductor Processing

This course provides a practical, immediately usable knowledge of the techniques and methods for gas delivery to semiconductor processes. Gas flow requirements and challenges are related to each of the major processes with emphasis on how to improve process control and avoid specific problems. An understanding of gas box design and operation complements a detailed review of the valve, filter, flow controller and pressure transducer technologies. Through hands-on activities, this course will develop the attendee’s skill set to effectively diagnose problems without opening gas lines—thereby avoiding costly downtime.

Next Available Course Dates:

October 9, 2008 ~ Dallas, TX
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This and all other courses are offered as On Site Training

WHAT THE COURSE COVERS:

  • Current Methods for Measuring Flow
  • Relationships Between Flow, Pressure, Pumping Speed
  • Interactions with the Process
  • Gas Box Design and Components
  • Gas Stick Design and Operation
  • MFC Calibration and Specifications
  • Factors Affecting MFC Performance
  • Diagnostics and Trouble-shooting
  • Preventive Maintenance Monitoring Techniques
  • Methods for Trouble-shooting Gas Box Components
  • Hands-on Trouble-shooting

WHO SHOULD ATTEND?

  • Maintenance Engineers
  • Equipment Engineers
  • Process Engineers
  • Technicians
  • Applications Engineers
  • Equipment Design Engineers
  • Others who require a working knowledge of gas delivery fundamentals

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