Cleanroom for quantum chip fabrication: what the environment must deliver

Cleanroom for quantum chip fabrication: what the environment must deliver Why a quantum lab needs more than a standard cleanroom Quantum hardware fails when the environment fails. A single sub-micron particle, a vibration, a one-degree temperature shift, or a trace of electromagnetic interference can cause a qubit to lose its quantum state. The cleanroom is […]

Cleanrooms for medical devices: requirements, classifications and how to get it right

Cleanrooms for medical devices: requirements, classifications and how to get it right What medical device manufacturing actually requires Medical device manufacturing demands more from a cleanroom than most other industries. Particle counts matter, but so does pressure cascading, material flows, personnel gowning, and regulatory documentation. A cleanroom that is right for one product type may […]

Cleanroom ISO classification: ISO 1 to ISO 9

Cleanroom ISO classification: ISO 1 to ISO 9 Cleanroom classification defines the maximum allowable concentration of airborne particles per cubic meter of air. ISO 14644 part 1:2015 establishes nine cleanroom classes: ISO 1 (cleanest) through ISO 9 (least stringent). This classification system is the global standard for all industries requiring contamination control. ISO classification drives […]