PVA TEPLA- High-Tech Scanning Acoustic Microscopes Provider!

This article gives information about Plasma Cleaning and Acoustic Microscope.

PVA TePla AG semiconductor business unit is comprised of two manufacturing and sales facilities one based in Munich- Kirchheim, Germany and the other in Corona CA, USA. Together both offer: - The largest team of dedicated Research & Development Scientists of any Plasma Cleaning Treatment company worldwide. Both facilities offer fully equipped laboratories with clean rooms and provide ‘proof of process’ work to help industry researchers, designers and engineers develop customized surface chemistries or automated processes for their specific materials.

 

Plasma surface activation is a process of surface improvement making use of Plasma Cleaning, which advances surface linkage properties of many materials including metals, glass, ceramics, a broad range of polymers and textiles and even natural materials such as wood and seeds. It is widely used in industrial processes to prepare surfaces for bonding, gluing, coating and painting. Plasma processing achieves this effect through a combination of reduction of metal oxides, ultra-fine surface cleaning from organic contaminants, and modification of the surface topography and deposition of functional chemical groups. 

Our support capabilities enable our clientele to go fast and realize the best results in their endlessly evolving application requirements needed for their products. - Quality engineering and manufacturing of a complete line of flexible, affordable, high performance Radio Frequency (RF), Microwave (MW) and Atmospheric gas plasma systems. - In-house customized contract processing, assembly and R&D analytical services. - Global sales account management, field service, spare parts and training support.

As well, our PVA TePla Analytical Systems designs and manufactures high-tech scanning Acoustic Microscopes. Technological developments have focused on the detection of structural defects and materials characterization within opaque materials. Voids, inclusions, delaminations, cracks and even density variations are all defects sensitive to the technique of acoustic microscopy.

The main element of Scanning Acoustic Microscopy (SAM) is its ability to non-destructively observe the interior of opaque materials with the resolution of an optical light microscope. The demand for non-destructive imaging and materials analysis has increased significantly in recent times. For instance, quality control Inspection and process optimization are paramount for the semiconductor, microelectronics and MEMS industries where SAM technology is now fast becoming the technique of choice. PVA TePla Analytical Systems excels in innovations and developments of advanced solutions applications using Scanning Acoustic Microscopy for both laboratory and production environments.

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