【Japanese Only / No English Subtitles】Co-Hosted with Sanyo Trading Co.,Ltd.: Surface Modification Effects of Openair-Plasma^® in Semiconductor and PCBA Manufacturing and Evaluation Methods Using KRUSS Contact Angle Measurement Instruments

Important Notice
This webinar will be conducted in Japanese only. English subtitles and interpretation will not be available.

With the ongoing advancement of electric vehicles and automated driving technologies, requirements for reliable bonding in semiconductor devices and PCB assemblies are becoming increasingly demanding.

As a result, the adoption of surface treatment technologies provided by Plasmatreat, such as Openair-Plasma^® and PlasmaPlus^® coatings, is expanding in mass-production environments.

Our plasma technologies are adopted as solutions because they offer a combination of important benefits:

1. minimized running costs,
2. no use of hazardous chemicals,
3. simplified processes, and
4. support for process automation.

In addition, highly reliable manufacturing processes are essential for products that require high reliability. The uniformity of plasma treatment in mass production must also be dependable. One important way to support this is to establish suitable methods for evaluating the surface condition of materials after plasma treatment.

In this PlasmaTalk webinar, we will explain the mechanism and effects of surface modification using Openair-Plasma^®, as well as the plasma process monitoring functions that are particularly important in semiconductor device and PCB assembly processes.

From Sanyo Trading Co.,Ltd., we will also have an introduction to the instruments and measurement principles of KRUSS, a global leader in contact angle measurement technology. As the exclusive distributor of KRUSS in Japan, Sanyo Trading Co.,Ltd. will also present a range of related applications based on its extensive experience in the Japanese market.

If you are facing challenges in evaluating surface modification and surface treatment, we encourage you to join this webinar.

Webinar Topics

• Cleaning and activation mechanisms of the atmospheric-pressure plasma system Openair-Plasma^® and their effects
• Plasma monitoring functions that are important in semiconductor device and PCBA manufacturing
• Contact angle and surface free energy (SFE)
• Introduction to surface evaluation instruments and evaluation methods
• KRUSS application examples for semiconductor device and PCBA manufacturing

This webinar is scheduled to run for approximately 50 minutes, including the Q&A session. If you have any questions or would like to discuss the webinar in advance, please contact us here.

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This webinar will be conducted in Japanese only. English subtitles and interpretation will not be available.

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