Mass_Flow_Controller_brochure_English
Mass_Flow_Controller_brochure_English
Edition 8/2012
Mass flow controller program
World leader in flow technology for over 35 years
With AERA® and SAM® Mass Flow Controllers these product ranges apply as a world stable process control; last but not least multi-gas, multi-range, pressure-insen-
leader in flow technology for over 35 years. The success is based on many proper- sitive and live-gas certified MFCs. Our customers, often market leaders in their
ties that were in charge of developing MFC: A fast, repeatable, accurate, reliable, industry, verify the top quality of our products integrating both series into gas
field-proven technology; absolute and differential pressure control, enabling handling system solutions of the highest quality standard demand.
Worldwide, the AERA® brand is synonymous with high-quality, high-performing From the release of the first of our MFCs, SAM® brand high-performance mass flow
designs that are backed by exceptionally responsive customer service. AERA®’s has an controllers continue in the tradition of perfection. High corrosion resistance and
outstanding reputation for digital MFC reliability and performance with shipments of stable control performance are possible thanks to our waveform diaphragm made of
over 100 000 digital MFC units. Ni-Co alloy.
PI-980™ Series
Most frequently requested gas types NeuralStep™ Control Technology
Pressure-Insensitive, Multi-Gas / Multi-Range digital MFC
TRANSFORMER™ Series
He Multi-Gas / Multi-Range digital MFC
SiH4
Single Gas digital MFC
SiH2Cl2
Semiconductor (Si) TEOS (Si (OC 2H5)4) Analog MFC
AsH3
Semiconductor (Compound) NH3
Performance, Technology
PH3
MO B2H 6
CF4
PV HCl
NF3 MFC Application Areas
TFT-LCD TMG ((CH3)3GA)
WF6
HBr Analytical Instruments, Biopharmaceuticals, Catalysis, Cell culture and fer-
Glass fiber
GeH4 mentation control, Chemical Engineering, Fiber optics, Fuel cells, Glass coating,
Industrial, Life Sciences, Medical device, Modified Atmosphere Packaging MAP),
N2O
Optoelectronics, Petrochemical, Photovoltaics, Process Industry, Quality control,
Semiconductors, Solar cells, Surface Technology.
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Ultimate Technology
Now designed to play a major role in next generation of controllers
Temperature
DC voltage out
proportional to
flow
No flow Current Sense Resistor
Flow
Flow
Fig.: Flow and temperature change Fig.: Flow measuring with wheatstone bridge
Regulators
Air operated valve Displays
Pressure transducer
MFC
Process gas in
Fig.: System integration with modular, compact installations Fig.: Progressive system miniaturization
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Software / control
Control - Consoles - Connectors
Depending on the model, the set point value and actual Single channel unit: RO 120 Readout Unit is capable to Multi channel unit: The ROD-4A is an operating unit for
value signals can be predefined and fed back either by supply power to a single MFC, controlling flow rate and up to four mass flow controllers in combination with
analog or digital communication: analog via standard providing readouts of the flow rate. analog or digital MFC, which correspond to the available
signal interface or digital via RS-232/RS-422 or field bus connections. The operation can be executed via keypad
interface (Profibus, Device Net, Ethernet). The digital at the front panel of the device or interface RS232 via PC
RS-232 or RS-422 interface is required for communica- alternatively. In order to maintain the preset mixture of
tion with the Mass Flow Controller software (device gases at changing flow rates the ROD-4A has a master/
dependent). The microprocessor controlled electronics slave function.
provide significant benefits: they reduce drift and offset
occurrences of the components and enable software-
based control of the most important processes. The
relevant data for this (calibration curves, correcting
functions, control functions, etc.) can be stored in the
memory. Operator consoles are available in two differ-
ent models (RO 120, ROD-4A) - each one suitable for cer-
tain functions and number of control channels.
Fig.: Readout units RO 120 and ROD-4a front view
Field Programmability
DeviceNet™ Communication DN
DeviceNet™ is a field network world wide recognized, and it is approved as a standard
PLC Master sensor bus by the SEMI. Field devices can be connected using serial communication in
+24V VDC place of an I/O connection, allowing transfer of a large volume of data effectively. The
DeviceNet TM specifications are administrated by the ODVA (Open DeviceNet™ Vendor
Association, Inc.) a non-profit body established to promote the spread of this system
Power world-wide.
Benefits
Distribution Box
● No need of AD / DA / O board which can decrease configuration and set up costs.
PLC bus line ● Only network cables are needed reducing cabling costs.
● With power supply of +24 VDC no need of ±15 VDC for MFC.
● DeviceNet™ specifications follow international standards opening lots of control
DeviceNet™ Cable devices available from multiple vendors.
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Implemented Functions
Pressure Insensitive Function
PI PI Benefits
The PI (Pressure Insensitive) function improves the controller‘s ability to tolerate ● Smaller fluctuations in the actual flow rate
variations in the primary pressure. This function improves durability and is currently
● More stable gas flow to the chamber improves process results and yield
highly desired in mass flow controllers.
● Faster response enables new processes and faster throughput
Upstream gas supply pressure changes may cause ordinary mass flow controllers to
fluctuate in pressure because the MFC tries to maintain control as it detects pressure
change at the flow rate sensor. Therefore, any current mass flow controller, without
this regulator, is directly influenced by fluctuation in the gas supply inlet pressure,
and the actual flow rate will change instantly by a large amount.
PC Board / Electronics
Circuit
- No overshoot
- Quick response for
1.0 sec for 0-100%
Valve - Less than 1.5 sec
even at low setting
Actuator of 0-5%
- Little dependent on
the type of gas
Flow and
Pressure temperature Valve actuator
Sensor sensor - Piezo electric stack
is used
Fig.: PI function and
Control Metal diaphragm
Valve - NiCo alloy pressure fluctuation
- Excellent corrosion
Bypass resistance and stable How does a PI-function work?
operation
- Minimized particle
An additional pressure sensor measures the fluctuations in gas pressure before it
Body
generation and slid- reaches the flow sensor .
ing parts Then NeuralStep - an additive control algorithm - makes the valve adjustment to keep
Gas inlet Gas outlet Valve orifice
- Simple flow path
the flow stable and accurate before the pressure fluctuation reaches the flow sensor.
Surface Sensor Material - Optimized This interrupts the feedback from the flow rate sensor to the control valve, and keeps
- Special - Large diameter to - 316LSS (Standard) the control valve opening at an optimum level..
electropolishing make clog-proof - 16LSS (Developed 3)
- Ni Sensor for CIFs - VIM-VAR (Option)
and HF What is the result of PI-function?
- Ni free sensor for
Output flow rate and pressure change will be significantly reduced in both the
CO and O3 Fig.: PI Function components
amount and timing. Downstream processing will be less influenced.
With flow controllers equipped with the MG/MR function, you can have up to a lot of RS232
user recipes to match the intended flow range, and you can change the gas type and RS485
flow rate to match the actual gas you want to handle by changing the metering condi- Before conversion
tions instantly connecting the MFC to a personal computer.
Our actual gas flow rate accuracy warranty system backs up this MG/MR function. Host PC
With MG/MR mass flow controllers, in addition to the flow rate reference for N2 gas
(that ensures conformance with the national standard using the conventional gravi-
metric method), we installed full scale actual gas metering and exhaust gas process- After conversion
ing facilities at our factory. Using these facilities, measurement is made for each type
of gas at each full-scale range, and record the data. This is then used as actual gas
data.
Simple use of the MG/MR conversion program
Gas type and flow rate can be converting using an MG/MR with a simple GUI interface SF6 100 SCCM HBr 400 SCCM
O2 300 SCCM
conversion program. Connect the mass flow controller to a personal computer using a
digital communication cable, first select the gas type, and then flow rate units. A the
flow rate range will appear, change it and the setting is complete. Fig.: MG/MR driven device simplification
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Implemented Functions
Valve Shut-off Function
VSO
Available only for series
The major purpose of the valve-shut-off function is to reduce the gas purge time that
is required to vent residual gas in the space between the downstream pneumatic
valve and the mass flow controller valve. The ordinary flow rate control valve installed
Construction: Integrates a miniature solenoid
in a mass flow controller cannot shut-off the gas completely. In order to overcome
driven penumatic valve (normally open). this problem, a valve is integrated near the downstream flow rate control valve, to
G Series MFC
enable the Valve Shut-off Function. This pneumatic valve is a normally fully open
Operation: Shuts off the gas inlet completely type. It absolutely shuts off all gas with a setting of 0 % or when a close fully signal
when set to 0 % or when connected to a is received. Also the volume of gas leaking (that could cause a gas surge) will be
close fully input signal
approximately 1/10 that in a combination of an ordinary mass flow controller and
pneumatic valve.
Dead volume 0.25 ccm (appr.
1/10 of a standard MFC) Diaphragm valve
Benefits
● VSO reduces the gas purge time
● Reduction of gas that can surge into a chamber
● Shorten the gas purge time needed to achieve a stable flow rate
Gas inlet Gas outlet
● Provides productivity improvements
● Reduces the amount of wasted expensive gas
Minature
pneumatic Pneumatic valve
valve operation air:
0.4 to 0.7 MPa
Flow rate verification is a method for verifying changes in the flow rate over time. It
compares reference data for normal operation when starting to the current flow rate
verification results at certain intervals.
Operation
A tank with an integrated pressure sensor and a side inlet valve are the main items
used for verification. At the beginning of the verification the MFC temporarily stops
the normal flow rate control and locks the opening position of the flow rate control
valve. Next, the side inlet valve closes.
The chart below shows the relationship between the internal tank pressure P and the
Fig.: Flow rate flow rate sensor output RO, with time on the horizontal axis and pressure and output
verification on the vertical axis. After closing the side inlet valve, P and RO change as shown
below. The amount of flow rate deviation (the verification value), can be obtained
from the ratio between flow rate when starting to use the MFC, and the results of the
The requirements for flow rate accuracy and repeatable performance of MFCs verification calculation after a certain period has elapsed.
are constantly growing. In manufacturing semiconductor devices, where process
margins are tight and stopping operation of the devices is not allowed, it must be Operation uses a special program on a personal computer. Another method is a stand
possible to evaluate the performance of the mass flow controller without removing alone operation using the MFC by itself. With this method, the zero reset switch on
it from the gas circuit. top of the main housing is used for the verification and the verification results are
shown on the LCD. This method does not need a personal computer. The third method
controls the operation with commands from a system.
In any of these methods, the basic operation procedures are the same. You can easily
calibrate a periodically verified flow rate.
Benefits
● You can identify risks that might otherwise cause significant damage to your
products
● Verifying changes in the flow rate over time
● Verification can be checked on a personal computer display or on the LCD
Fig.: Flow ● Prolongs the life of the mass flow controller
calibration ● Contributes to maintaining planned maintenance cycles
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MFC Series AERA®
Analog Mass Flow Controller FC-R7700
Highlights
Precise, economical, elastomer-sealed design. For process and equipment engineers working in the
As the field-proven standard for a range of applications, semiconductor, flat panel display, data storage, industrial
AERA® FC-R7700 series delivers precise flow vacuum, and industrial coating markets, this series provides
control, while offering the economic benefits of elastomer high reliability and superior performance for non-corrosive
seals. gas applications, including CVD, PVD, etch, ion implantation,
sputtering, thermal oxidation, optical glass coating, optical
Features fiber, surface treatment, and other coating processes.
● Elastomer seals
● VCR® , VCO®, and Swagelok® compatible connections Benefits
● Full-scale flow ranges from 10 SCCM to 200 slm
● Fast response < 2 sec flow setting time between set
● Normally-closed or normally open solenoid control valve
points
● Leak integrity of 1x10 -6 atm-cc/sec of He
● Easy integration - standard connectors and dimensions
MG / MR
Highlights
Leading digital Multi-Gas/Multi-Range MFC, providing Easily field-programmable to run various gas types. For quick
superior versatility in various systems. gas and full-scale reassignment.
AERA® FC-DR980 series deliver performance excellence and Multiple output options enable analog or digital control. For
operational versatility, resulting in significant cost savings comprehensive monitoring and control capabilities, RS-485
and ease of use. communications (RS-232 with converter) , combined with a
Features full range of diagnostic and alarm functions, put operational
parameters at your fingertips.
● Multi-Gas/ Multi-Range selection
● Multi mode operation: analog, analog/digital and digital Benefits
modes for operation with any control system
● Superior accuracy, repeatability and stability
● Highly sensitive, rapid response and small diameter sensor
● Significant cost savings
● Piezoelectric control valves
● Superior operational versatility
● Multiple alarm and diagnostic capabilities
● Superior reliability
● Metal seals with a leak integrity of 1x10-10
● Electro-polished and ultra-cleaned gas-wetted surfaces
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MFC Series AERA®
Digital/Analog Mass Flow Controller TRANSFORMER
Transforms your process with greater flexibility and
lower cost of ownership. Implemented Functions
Suitable for a variety of applications, including CVD,
PVD, diffusion and etch, Transformer mass flow
controllers (MFCs) and mass flow meters (MFMs) will
MG / MR
transform your process, providing superior flexibility Highlights
and efficiency for improved yield, higher productivity, Advanced sensor and valve technology, field-proven
and lower cost of ownership. platform components and high-speed, digital circuitry
deliver very precise gas flow control. Transformer
Features
enables film deposition and etch characteristics that are
● All-metal seals and ultra-pure design not only extremely uniform, but also highly repeatable.
● Multi-gas, multi-range selection Designed with field-proven AERA® platform compo-
● Fast response nents and high-speed digital circuitry, Transformer has
● Field programmable achieved superior reliability performance with < 0.5%
● Wide range of gas selection without recalibration zero drift over one year and superior repeatability of
0.2% of full scale. Comprehensive communication and
● Long term zero point stability
control functions include flow, valve and CPU alarms,
● Multiple alarm and diagnostic capabilities gas-flow totalizing and ramping control, system over-
ride capabilities and in-situ gas and range custom-
ization. Transformer‘s outstanding technology
capabilities reduces overall costs by cutting inventory
Benefits
requirements (Just 8 Transformers can replace
● Outstanding accuracy, repeatability, and stability hundreds of spares and part numbers).
● Superior reliability
● Comprehensive communication and control
● Easy integration
● Substantial cost savings
● World-class service and support
● Just eight multi-gas, multi-range Transformer MFCs
can replace hundreds of spares and part numbers
PI
yields
● Easy integration on tool
● Substantial gas panel cost savings
● Reduced gas panel footprint
● Real-time communication and control
● World-class service and support
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MFC Series AERA®
Overview Mass Flow Controllers
Connections VCR® , VCO® and VCR® , VCO® and VCR®, IGS (C or W seal) VCR®, IGS (C or W seal) VCR®, IGS (C or W seal)
Swagelok® comp. Swagelok® compatible
Control valve NO or NC solenoid NO or NC solenoid NO or NC piezoelectric NO or NC solenoid NO or NC piezoelectric
Alarm and Multiple capabilities Multiple capabilities Multiple capabilities
diagnostics
Easy Standard connectors Standard connectors Replacing other Easy integration on tool
integration and dimensions and dimensions brands—with no
installation hassles
Cost Effective and precise Allows quick-and-easy Dramatically reduction Reduces overall costs Substantial gas panel
aspects design replacement of existing of spare inventory by cutting inventory re- cost savings. Increasing
mass flow controllers quirements, can replace system uptime and make
any other MFC used in troubleshooting easy
the process, regardless
of gas type
*) FS = Full scale, value depends on model. **) SP = Setpoint, value depends on setting: <25% of FS: 0,25 % of FS, 25-100 % of FS: 1% of SP.
Response or Settling Time stable flow levels through short-term effects such as Zero drift has been essentially eliminated in AERA® flow
The time that it takes, for actual flow, it to stabilize after pressure and temperature changes, and through lang- products. The typical zero drift of our MFCs is less than
a set point change has been made. term effects such as aging of the component parts. 0.5% of full-scale flow over a period of one year. This is
Zero Drift the result of using the highest-quality sensor wire and
Repeatability electrical components on the PC board. Perhaps more
Another primary factor is the repeatability of actual flow Zero drift is the most common complaint of MFC users.
It is a time-dependent shifting of the zero calibration importantly, the sensors assembled in our MFC, are
for an MFC or from one MFC to another at any set point. subjected to extreme burn-in procedure and stringent,
point from its original zero value to an offset value, and
Linearity is generally caused by aging effects of various electrical multiple QC inspections to screen out all marginal
Linearity is the straightness of the curve of actual flow components on the PC board as well as by aging of the components.
vs. set point, in other words, accuracy over the entire sensor windings. The aging phenomenon that results in Thus means, we do not hide the zero drift move, we
flow range. zero drift not only causes a shift in the zero calibration prevent it.
Stability point but also a shift of the entire curve of control
Stability refers to the ability of an MFC to maintain voltage vs. flow.
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MFC Series SAM®
Digital/Analog Mass Flow Controllers series SFC-F
SFC-F is the basic series of compact digital MFCs.
Features
Benefits
● Diaphragm direct sealing valve ● No need to switch gas piping
● Outstanding control characteristics
● Original digital control method ● A wealth of data resources available
● Large amounts of data are available
● High accuracy by digital multi-point calibration ● Very low differential pressure < 10 Torr available
● MFC selection according to service gas type,
● High accuracy at low flow set-points ● Simple valve structure allows high Cv-value reserve operation pressure and temperature conditions
● Long-time stability of zero despite compact dimensions
● Minimized dead space
G series
Integrated
pressure/ PI Function
Valve temp. sensors
MG/MR
shut-off
Function
function
Diaphragm
direct sealing F series
valve
Fig.: SAM MFC
functionalities
Sectional View
The G series controllers are all-in-one mass flow controllers ready for
the next generation of requirements for guaranteed accuracy with the
actual gas, MG/MR, PI, valve shut off, and flow rate verification.
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MFC Series SAM®
Series SFC-1480F
Series SFC-1580/1680F
SFC-1580/1680F series is the high temperature version of compact digital Mass Flow Controllers.
Features Benefits
● Higher operating temperature 150 °C ● Application into high temperature processing
● Built-in structure to prevent recondensation ● Easy integration - standard connectors and
● Fast response < 1 sec flow settling time dimensions
● Metal seals
● Flow 10 SCCM - 30 SLM (14 models available)
Highlights
● Leak integrity < 1x10 -11 Pa m3/s He
A separate control unit with heat proofed connection, a
lower sensor heating temperature, and high tempera-
Higher ture piezo-stack are used. A simple valve structure,
which does not compress and expand gas, prevents
Operating Temperatures re-condensation. MFC F series with separate Control Unit SCU 1500
DN
● Extremely reliable coil type thermal sensor Comprehensive communication and control functions
● Guaranteed precision include flow, valve and CPU alarms, gas-flow totalizing
● Extremely corrosion-proof with stable control and ramping control, system override capabilities and
waveform NiCo alloy diaphragm in-situ gas and range customization. FX‘s outstanding
● Unique, special electro-polished surfaces technology capabilities reduces overall costs by cutting
● High corrosion resistance inventory requirements.
● Low flow rates available (1 SCCM)
● Comprehensive alarm functions
Benefits
● Outstanding accuracy, repeatability, and stability
● Impressive alarm and diagnostic functions
● Comprehensive communication and control
● Superior reliability flexibility
● Greater flexibility and lower cost of ownership
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MFC Series SAM®
Overview F Series
Model SFC 1460 F SFC 1470 F SFC 1480 F SFC 1580/1680 F SFC 1570/1670 F
Short Compact low flow model Compact quick response Compact quick response High temperature, quick High temperature, quick
models models response models, re- response models
condensation preventing
Flow range 0,001-0,01 SLM Flow customer specified 10 - 20 SLM 0,01-30 SLM Flow customer specified
Specialties Very low flow, vacuum Very low differential Very low flow, vacuum Very low flow, vacuum Very low differential
serving. Minimized dead pressure less than 0,2 psi. serving. Minimized serving. Minimized pressure less than 0,2 psi.
space and particle genera- Minimized dead space and dead space and particle dead space and particle Minimized dead space
tion. particle generation. generation. generation. and particle generation.
Operating pressure 7 - 44 psi Customer specified 7 - 44 psi 7 - 44 psi Customer specified
Operating 5 - 50°C 5 - 50°C 5 - 50°C 5 - 80°C / 150°C (1680F) 5 - 80°C / 150°C (1670F)
Temperature °C
Response Time < 2 sec < 1 sec < 1 sec 0,7 - 1,2 sec 0,7 - 1,2 sec
Control Valve NC or NC piezoelectric NO or NC piezoelectric NO or NC piezoelectric NO or NC piezoelectric NO piezoelectric
Leak integrity 1x10-10 atm-cc/sec of He 1x10-10 atm-cc/sec of He 1x10-10 atm-cc/sec of He 1x10-10 atm-cc/sec of He 1x10-10 atm-cc/sec of He
(rubber sealing 1x10 -8)"
Model SFC 1480/2480 FX SFC 1480/2480 G1 SFC 1480/2480 G2 SFC 1480/2480 G3 SFC 1480/2480 G4
Type Digital MFC/MFM Digital MFC/MFM Digital MFC/MFM Digital MFC/MFM Digital MFC/MFM
MG/MR function x x x x x
PI function x x x x
Valve shut-off x x x
function
Flow rate verifica- x
tion function
LCD display unit x x x
Flow range 0,001 - 50 SLM 0,005 - 50 SLM 0,005 - 50 SLM 0,005 - 0,05 SLM 0,005 - 50 SLM
Communication DeviceNet™, RS-485, RS232 DeviceNet™, RS-485, DeviceNet™, RS-485, RS232 DeviceNet™, RS-485, DeviceNet™, RS-485,
and analog RS232 and analog and analog RS232 and analog RS232 and analog
Specialties Extremely reliable thermal PI function reduces gas 100% shut-off valve reduces Including features of G1 + Outstanding top model
coil sensor. Reduced supply inlet pressure gas surge into a chamber G2; G3 offers a LCD display offering all available
particular contamination, fluctuation influence in and gas purge time, provides unit. LCD display (temp, functions. LCD display
high corrosion resistance, the actual flow rate. LCD productivity improvements. pressure, set, output) (temp, pressure, set,
outstanding control perfor- display (temp, pressure, LCD display (temp, pressure, output)
mance. LCD display (temp, set, output) set, output)
pressure, set, output)
Control valve NO or NC piezoelectric NO pneumatic NO pneumatic NO pneumatic NO pneumatic
Sealing metal design metal design metal design metal design metal design
Leak integrity 1x10 -10 atm-cc/sec of He 1x10 -10 atm-cc/sec of He 1x10 -10 atm-cc/sec of He 1x10 -10 atm-cc/sec of He 1x10 -10 atm-cc/sec
of He
Connections W/C/H1G seal, 1/4" HMJ W/C/H1G seal, 1/4" HMJ W/C/H1G seal W/C/H1G seal W/C/H1G seal
male male
Alarm and diag- Comprehensive alarm and Comprehensive alarm and Comprehensive alarm and Comprehensive alarm and Comprehensive alarm
nostics diagnostic functions diagnostic functions, LED diagnostic functions, LED diagnostic functions, LED and diagnostic func-
display display display tions, LED display
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MFC Series SAM®
Digital/Analog Mass Flow Controllers series G1 - G4
From the release of the first SAM® Flow controller, SAM® Features Benefits
controllers continue in the tradition of perfection. Now ● Guaranteed control accuracy ● Outstanding repeatability, accuracy and stability
SAM® brand G models satisfy the demand for the next
● Integrated pressure/temperature sensors ● Impressive alarm and diagnostic functions
generation of semiconductor production meeting or
exceeding the next generation of requirements. ● Extremely corrosion-proof with stable control ● Comprehensive communication and control
waveform NiCo alloy diaphragm ● Superior reliability flexibility
The MG/MR function handles two or more gases and ● Diaphragm direct sealing valve ● Greater flexibility and lower cost of ownership
ranges and reduces the capital investment and inventory
● Unique, special electro-polished surfaces
liability. Even though G series provide a flow rate accuracy
guarantee for the actual gas type, the precision and ● High corrosion resistance
Highlights
response of the flow can be maintained after any change. ● Comprehensive alarm functions
G1 has achieves superior reliability performance
PI function reduces gas supply inlet pressure fluctuation with < 0.5 % zero drift over one year and superior
influence on flow rate by sensing changes with a repeatability of 0.01 % of full scale. Comprehensive
supplementary incorporated pressure sensor. From there communication and control functions include flow,
control valve will be kept opening at optimum level. sensor and side inlet valve) and reporting deviations by
valve and CPU alarms, gas-flow totalizing and ramping
comparing measured with previously recorded data. By
Usually a pneumatic control valve is installed up and control, system override capabilities and in-situ gas
that, risks may be identified soonest without causing
down stream to shut of gas stream completely if and range customization. G‘s outstanding technology
damage and the MFC’s life might be prolonged.
necessary. But sometimes leaking gas may be left over capabilities reduces overall costs by cutting inventory
in-between. To avoid unwanted gas surge because of An LCD display (temp, pressure, set, output) easifies any requirements.
that, a positive shut-off valve function (VSO) with an necessary control routines.
ultra-small pneumatic valve linked to the control valve G series achieves superior reliability performance
has been integrated. with < 0.5 % zero drift over one year and superior
Wherever process margins are tight and the repeatability of 0.01 % of full scale. Comprehensive
interruption of ongoing processes is not possible, communication and control functions include flow,
MFC’s performance must be possible to be valve and CPU alarms, gas-flow totalizing and ramping
evaluated without removing it from the gas circuit. control, system override capabilities and in-situ gas
In line flow verification and self calibration functions and range customization. G‘s outstanding technology
(FVF) turns that demand into reality, integrating a capabilities reduces overall costs by cutting inventory
verification system (tank and integrated pressure requirements.
Implemented Functions
Series 1480/2480 G1
G1 models satisfy the demand for the next generation of Benefits
MG / MR PI DN
semiconductor production.
● Great inlet pressure change insensitivity
Features ● Allows one mass flow controller to handle two or more
● Multi-gas, multi-range selection gas types and ranges
● Pressure-insensitive operation ● The need for dedicated devices is reduced to only a
Valve shut-off function few models
● LCD display (temp, pressure, set, output) easifies ● Reduces the capital investment and inventory liability
control routines ● Performance maintained after gas change
Series 1480/2480 G2
G2 models satisfy the demand for the next generation
DN Benefits
of semiconductor production. ● Shortening gas purge time needed
Features ● Complete gas shut-off
● Multi-gas, multi-range selection ● Gas leaking volume 1/10 related to that with a
● Valve shut-off function standard combination (MFC and pneumatic valve)
● Self calibration function ● Reduction of gas surge
● Allows one mass flow controller to handle two or more
gas types and ranges
Implemented Functions ● The need for dedicated devices is reduced to only a
MG / MR VSO
few models
● Reduces the capital investment and inventory liability
● Performance maintained after gas change
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MFC Series SAM®
Implemented Functions
Series 1480/2480 G3
DN
● Great inlet pressure change insensitivity
● Allows one mass flow controller to handle two or more
gas types and ranges
● The need for dedicated devices is reduced to only a
few models
● Reduces the capital investment and inventory liability
● Performance maintained after gas change
● Shortening gas purge time needed
● Complete gas shut-off
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The GCE Group
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cal and High Purity.
from our central stock location in Prague we service quality standard, products are tested and certified by
Today’s product portfolio corresponds to a large variety more than 8,000 customers across the world. BAM, BSI, Norske Veritas, US DOT , UL, CEN, DIN and SIS,
of applications, from simple pressure regulators and among others.
blowpipes for Cutting and Welding to sophisticated gas Founded in 1968 the group now has in total 18
supply systems for medical and electronics industry subsidiaries located in China, Czech Republic, France, The GCE Group has grown rapidly since its establishment
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