UV/Ozone Systems
With thousands of users worldwide Novascans PSD and PSDP series UV Ozone systems are
proven instruments that work. Contact Novascan today for help in selecting the proper
system for your application.
Applications
The PSD and PSDP systems are similar in performance and dimensions, but vary in controller
capability, upgradability and heated stage options.
The PSD series instruments are digitally controlled benchtop systems that are available in sizes ranging from 4x4 to 20x20. These systems feature a powerful UV grid system with reflector and adjustable height stage for optimal sample positioning and performance. In/Out Gas Ports are available on the 4x4 and larger systems. The system is controlled by a convenient preset controller that makes operation a breeze.
Features:
The PSDP series instruments are research grade UV/ozone cleaning systems that offer maximum versatility for molecular or ganic stripping and numerous other applications.Operate in ambient air or flow oxygen through one of two standard gas ports for increased ozone production. A programmable digital controller handles the system processing ensuring accurate timing regimes and optimum scouring parameters.
Features:
The PSDP-UVT takes the power of the PSDP UV to a new level with the addition of a temperature controlled stage designed to maximize the destruction of molecular organic materials. A digital controller with PID feedback loop accurately maintains stable temperatures of up to 150 degrees Celsius. (200C available as an option)
Features:
The PSD and PSDP Series Instruments destroy organic molecules (contaminants) by producing the proper ratio of high energy ultraviolet light at wavelengths of 185 nm and 254 nm. The 185 nm line drives molecular oxygen O2 to form the energized O3 Ozone radical. The 254 nm line simultaneously excites the organic molecules on the surface making them highly susceptible to destruction by the Ozone radical.
Since Ozone has a short half life and is also destroyed by the 254 nm line, an adjustable sample stage is used to properly position the sample relative to the lamp for optimal performance. The PSD and PSDP destroyed contaminants are then released in the form of CO2 and H2O vapor, and remaining Ozone returns to the state of molecular
Oxygen O2.