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NDIR WF6 Gas Sensor

Gasboard-2061 is a high-performance WF6 gas sensor designed for real-time semiconductor chamber cleaning endpoint detection (EPD) in tungsten CVD (WCVD) deposition chambers. Based on Non-Dispersive Infrared (NDIR) technology, Gasboard-2061 enables highly sensitive and accurate WF6 concentration measurement under complex process conditions. By tracking WF6 concentration changes in real time, Gasboard-2061 enables precise and timely endpoint indication, helping to reduce cleaning time and over-cleaning gas consumption, while minimizing chamber wear and extending the lifetime of critical system components.

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Features Specification

Features of NDIR WF6 Gas Sensor

  • NDIR technology for high sensitive and accurate WF6 measurement

  • Rapid response for real-time concentration change tracking

  • Low zero drift and high repeatability for consistent measurement performance

  • Robust sealing design for stable operation in vacuum environments

  • 316L corrosion-resistant construction for durability in harsh process conditions

  • Analog and digital communication interfaces for convenient integration and maintenance

Specification of NDIR WF6 Gas Sensor

Measurement ComponentWF6
Range0-200 mTorr
Repeatability 1 2±0.5%
Accuracy 1 2±1%F.S.
Operating Voltage24VDC
Operating Current1.5A (max)
Analog Interface

Analog Output: 0–5 VDC (4 ch) or 4–20 mA (4 ch)

Analog Input: 0–10 VDC (1 ch

Digital Interface

Digital Output: 4 ch

Digital Input: 1 ch

CommunicationRS485
Sampling PortNW25
Leak Rate 3≤1 x 10-6 Pa·m3/s (He)
Operating Ambient Temperature(20~35) ℃


1. All data in the table are measured under standard atmospheric pressure.

2. Measurement standard gases are provided by institutions certified by national metrology authorities. All gases are diluted in dry nitrogen with a purity of ≥99.999%.

3. The above performance is determined after calibration. All sensors are 100% calibrated during production.

4. Measurements are conducted at 25 °C ambient temperature.

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