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Gas quality plays a critical role throughout semiconductor manufacturing. From ultra-high-purity bulk gases to specialty process gases, even very low levels of contamination can influence process stability, product quality, and manufacturing yield. At the same time, semiconductor facilities must understand increasingly complex process exhaust streams and monitor gases of environmental importance. Join our specialists for an educational webinar exploring how advanced gas analysis technologies can be applied across the semiconductor manufacturing environment.
Whether your focus is incoming gas quality, fab process monitoring, specialty gas analysis or environmental emissions, this webinar will provide practical insight into selecting the appropriate analytical approach for the measurement challenge.
Register today to discover how advanced gas analysis can support more confident monitoring across the semiconductor manufacturing process.
Attend the Webinar to Learn:
- Monitor ultra-trace impurities in high-purity bulk gases used throughout semiconductor manufacturing.
- Apply Thermo Scientific™ APIX™ Ultra High Purity (UHP) technology for highly sensitive analysis of impurities including moisture, oxygen, carbon monoxide, carbon dioxide and methane.
- Use Thermo Scientific™ MAX-iR™ Optically Enhanced (OE) FTIR gas analysis technology for simultaneous multi-component analysis across bulk gases, specialty gases and process exhaust streams.
- Measure gas components across a wide concentration range to support different semiconductor applications.
- Investigate unexpected gas components using FTIR spectral identification capabilities.
- Extend gas analysis beyond process control to applications such as exhaust and greenhouse gas monitoring.
This Webinar is Ideal For:
- Semiconductor manufacturers
- Process engineers
- Gas suppliers
- Analytical laboratories
- Environmental teams supporting semiconductor operations.
Meet the Webinar Speakers
Adam Ladak is the global product marketing manager for GC quadrupole mass spectrometry at Thermo Fisher, based in the UK. Adam started his career working in a contracting testing lab analyzing sports supplements and horse feed for prohibited substances. He has over 25 years of experience in the analytical testing industry and has worked for leading instrument manufacturers in various roles from an application specialist, a global marketing role focused on food and environmental testing and a senior product manager for process monitoring. Adam is passionate about utilizing our instrumentation to meet the customer needs and solve real world problems.
Olivia Madamba is an Applications Engineer with Thermo Fisher Scientific, Environmental and Process Monitoring. She has a BS in Chemical Engineering from Worcester Polytechnic Institute, with a concentration in Environmental Engineering. Olivia is an expert in OE-FTIR gas analysis solutions and specializes in both continuous emissions monitoring and ambient air quality monitoring applications.