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| Cavitation in Ultrasonic Cleaning and Cell Disruption |  |
It is important to quantify the cavitation energy in all applications ranging from ultrasonic cleaners to cell disruptors. A cavitation meter measures the energy intensity and frequency within ultrasonic and single wafer cleaners, including probes with side-mounted sensors that can be placed within the megasonic jet streams, as well as those resembling a beaker to quantify the energy emanating from the ultrasonic horns used for cell disruption and homogenizing. Lawrence Azar (February 2009 issue of Controlled Environments Magazine) |
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| Understanding and Evaluating Ultrasonic and Megasonic Cleaners |  |
Achieving perfect uniformity within a bath has been elusive and assuring one is operating between effective levels is critical. Using the cavitation meter as a process control tool will improve both the yield and throughput of the cleaning operations. Lawrence Azar (September/October 2007 issue of Process Cleaning Magazine) |
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