Particle detector for flowing liquids with the ability to distin

Radiant energy – Photocells; circuits and apparatus – Optical or pre-photocell system

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356341, 250575, G01N 1507

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047835990

ABSTRACT:
A system for detecting contaminant particles in a liquid, such as used for processing wafers during the manufacture of integrated circuits, distinguishes non-contaminant bubbles generally found in liquids from contaminant particles. The system provides a controlled laminar fluid flow of the liquid through a pipe, and the substantially spherical bubbles in the flow path are detected by symmetrically spaced photodiodes. The irregularly shaped contaminant particles are detected, whereas the presence of bubbles are negated by the detection system by virtue of the balanced photodiode assembly.

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