Plasma Cleaning Training

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1.
To STOP the cycle at any time press the ______ button on the touch screen display.
2.
Voltage levels of the equipment can exceed more than ____ volts during operation.
3.
Nitrogen supply, program parameters, and regulators for process gas are preset and should not be altered without ______the appropriate ME or EA.
4.
Parts can only be placed on these shelves. The best way to verify is to check MCS F-785.
5.
All cleaned material are placed in a dry box purged with what until it is ready for use?
6.
When removing items from the plasma cleaner, shelves and/or parts may be ____.
7.
The same program is not used for all ______.
8.
The "power off" button on this piece of equipment serves as the _____ off switch.
9.
All Microelectronics assemblies require pre-bond _____ as directed by process documentation.
10.
Parts should be placed in the chamber with the surface to be cleaned facing____.