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IEST-RP-CC042

Sizing and Counting of Submicrometer Liquid-borne Particles Using Optical Discrete-particle Counters

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Organization: IEST
Publication Date: 1 October 2011
Status: active
Page Count: 32
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This Recommended Practice (RP) addresses the sizing and counting of submicrometer liquid-borne particles using optical discrete-particle counters with a focus on applications in the semiconductor, flat-panel display, and data storage industries. Topics covered include the following:

• Overview of light-scattering technology

• Liquid particle counter (LPC) instrument types

• Data interpretation

• Coincidence level or maximum concentration limit

• Particle-size detection limit

• Bubble issue

• Refractive index effect

• Flow rate

• Calibration verification

• Instrument noise and false counts

• Practice of minimizing sensor contamination

• Sensor correlation

• Particle counting statistics

Document History

IEST-RP-CC042
October 1, 2011
Sizing and Counting of Submicrometer Liquid-borne Particles Using Optical Discrete-particle Counters
This Recommended Practice (RP) addresses the sizing and counting of submicrometer liquid-borne particles using optical discrete-particle counters with a focus on applications in the semiconductor,...

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