The definition of an optical microelectronic cleanroom is to remove contaminants such as airborne dust particles, harmful air, and bacteria from a specific space, and to control the room's temperature and humidity, cleanliness, indoor pressure, air velocity and distribution, noise vibration, and lighting, as well as static electricity within a required range, within a specially designed enclosed space. 

Cleanroom for optical microelectronics, also known as a dust-free workshop orCleanRooms have become essential facilities in industries such as semiconductor, precision manufacturing, liquid crystal manufacturing, optical manufacturing, PCB manufacturing, biochemical, and food processing. With the continuous innovation of technology, there is an increasingly urgent demand for high precision and miniaturization of products, such as the research and manufacturing of ultra-large-scale integrated circuits, which has become a project of great importance in the technological development of countries worldwide.

Optical microelectronics cleanrooms typically include:

1Clean production area

2Clean auxiliary space(Including personnel purification rooms, material purification rooms, and some living quarters.)

3Administration Zone(Including office, on-duty, management, and rest areas)

4Equipment Zone(Inclusive of clean room air conditioning system applications, electrical rooms, high-purity water and gas rooms, as well as cold and hot equipment rooms.)