Sealed container, storage apparatus, electronic part conveyance system, and method of storage and conveyance of electronic parts
AssigneeSony Corporation
InventorKoichiro Saga
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InventorKoichiro Saga
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To provide a sealed container, a storage apparatus, an electronic part conveyance system and methods of storage and conveyance of an electronic part able to inhibit growth of a native oxide film on the electronic part without an excessive supply of an inert gas. A sealed container storing an electronic part inside it and maintaining the inside at an inert gas atmosphere, including an oxygen concentration meter, a moisture concentration meter, a clock means for measuring an elapsed time from when storing the electronic part in the inside, a means for calculating integrals of concentration of oxygen and concentration of moisture with respect to time, a judging means for comparing the integrals with predetermined reference values (thresholds) set in advance and judging their magnitudes compared with the thresholds, and an alarm means for warning that at least one of the integral of the concentration of oxygen and the integral of the concentration of moisture has exceeded the threshold, and methods of storage and conveyance of an electronic part using the same.
A sealed container for storing an electronic part in an inert gas atmosphere, said sealed container comprising:
A sealed container for storing an electronic part in an inert gas atmosphere, said sealed container comprising:
A storage apparatus storing at least one electronic part in a storage unit with an inert gas atmosphere, said storage apparatus comprising:
An electronic part conveyance system comprising:
A method of storage of an electronic part comprising the steps of:
A method of storage of an electronic part comprising the steps of:
A method of conveyance of an electronic part for moving an electronic part between a sealed container and a treatment device;
Dependencies are inferred from the claim text.