Whitepapers on Technical Cleanliness

Technical insights into particulate contamination, particle-load measurement and risk reduction in electronics manufacturing

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Technical CleanlinessAssessing Particulate Contamination and Related Risks

Which types of particulate contamination can affect electronic components and assemblies? How can particles disrupt manufacturing processes or impair electrical functionality? And which methods and measures support the assessment and reduction of particle-related risks?

Technical cleanliness (TecSa) concerns particulate contamination such as metallic and non-metallic particles or fibres on electronic components, circuit boards and assemblies. These contaminants can interfere with manufacturing processes or affect functionality, for example by causing short circuits or compromising electrical insulation.

The whitepapers in this category examine the risks and sources of particulate contamination, methods for measuring particle load and strategies for risk minimisation. They provide technical guidance for assessing particle-related risks in electronics manufacturing.

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