Clean rooms are required within semiconductor operations as the tiniest speck of dust can destroy the functionality of an entire chip. A clean room is an environmentally controlled facility where products are manufactured and they are defined as specially constructed, enclosed spaces where contaminants in the air are highly controlled with respect to airborne particulates, temperature, humidity, air pressure, airflow patterns, air motion, vibration, noise, living organisms and lighting. Clean rooms have strict rules and procedures in place to prevent contamination of the semiconductors because without effective control, contamination can be detrimental to the product.
While clean rooms are planned and tightly fabricated, in order to maintain quality there is particular regulation around the classification of equipment permitted within the clean room.
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