Cleanroom Nanotechnology

Cleanroom fabrication is a critical process for manufacturing X-ray detectors and IR sensors. These devices require a highly controlled and sterile environment in order to ensure their accuracy and reliability. The cleanroom fabrication process involves several steps, including the design and development of the device, the selection of materials, and the actual fabrication process. A cleanroom environment is necessary to control contamination from dust, debris, and other particles that can negatively impact the performance of the device. Overall, cleanroom fabrication is critical for manufacturing X-ray detectors and sensors. In addition to the cleanroom environment, the fabrication process also involves using specialized materials, including high-purity silicon and other materials known for their high performance and reliability.