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A clean room is a specially designed environment constructed to exclude airborne particles, bacteria, and other harmful pollutants. It precisely controls indoor temperature, cleanliness, interior pressure, air velocity, air distribution, noise, vibration, lighting, and static electricity within specific demand scopes.
Regardless of how external air conditions fluctuate, the interior maintains original requirements for cleanliness, temperature, humidity, and pressure performance.
The primary function of a clean room is to control environmental factors such as cleanliness and humidity where products (such as silicon) are in contact. This ensures products are manufactured in an optimal production environment. According to international standards, dust-free purification levels are determined by the concentration of particles per cubic meter. For high-precision optical structures or semiconductor manufacturing, even microscopic dust can have a severe negative impact, making a controlled environment an absolute requirement.
