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Programmable Solder Reflow Oven for High Vacuum Package Lid Sealing and Thermal Getter Activation - SRO-Getter

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SRO-GETTER

PROGRAMMABLE SOLDER REFLOW OVEN FOR HIGH VACUUM PACKAGE LID SEALING AND THERMAL GETTER ACTIVATION

The SRO-Getter from ATV is designed to seal packages with Kovar caps or optical windows for gyroscopes, microbolometers, and MEMS devices under high vacuum. It can be used for R&D and in production lines. The device features top and bottom IR heating with two independently monitored and controlled heating zones. It can heat uniformly up to 450°C and keeps the sensor or chip temperature below 100°C during the getter activation process. The SRO-Getter is equipped with a special tooling for each package size, enabling precise package/lid alignment. Additionally, a mass spectrometer can be added as an option to the system for residual gas analysis during the sealing process.



Facts & Options about our SRO-Getter Programmable Solder Reflow System with Getter Activation

HIGHLIGHTS SRO-GETTER

  • High vacuum capability
  • Independent temperature control of lid and package
  • Process temperature up to 450°C
  • Package and lid separated during high vacuum getter activation
  • Multiple TC monitoring

COMMON APPLICATIONS SRO-GETTER

  • Package sealing with high vacuum encapsulation
  • Thermal getter activation for MEMS devices:
    • Microbolometers
    • IR detectors
    • Gyroscopes
  • Sensors
  • High Power LED
  • CPV, Laser bar
  • Hybrid Assembly

TECHNICAL DATA SRO-GETTER

depending on system configuration/optionals

  • Dimensions
    • 960 x 720 x 1340mm  (LxWxH)
  • Weight
    • 240kg 
  • Working Height
    • 1028mm +/- 20mm adjustable
  • Heated Area
    • 310 x 239mm
  • Heating Method 
    • 2 arrays of 12 IR lamps in 3 zones each
  • Temperature
    • Process temperature up to 450°C
  • Vacuum Level
    • 10-6 mbar

OPTIONS SRO-GETTER

  • Custom tailored package fixture
  • Spring clamps on hot plate
  • Closed loop water chiller/heater

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