An account of how steamer technology—as opposed to the pyrolytic torch—for the MEMS manufacturer’s operation can eliminate hydrogen in thermal oxidation and increase growth rate, uniformity, and reliability

A discussion of the advances in semiconductor welding that meet standards and contribute to better, cleaner, and more repeatable welds

How non-invasive sensors can monitor key cylinder characteristics such as pressure and weight to reduce downtime and man-hours

A discussion of how one manufacturer has addressed the needs for stainless steel standards in the photovoltaic industry.

Welcome to the January/ February 2010 edition of Gases & Instrumentation International Magazine. We are looking forward to a technology-packed year for G&I.