Humidity Issues in Electronic Component Manufacturing Plants

High humidity can corrode electronic circuit boards, damage transistors, and reduce the lifespan of devices. It can also cause uneven growth of semiconductor crystals, leading to a higher defect rate in manufactured electronic components. Corrosion on the surface of printed circuit boards increases resistance and decreases capacitance, which damages the equipment.

Therefore, humidity control in electronic component manufacturing plants is extremely important and urgent.

More specifically, DeAir suggests some humidity and temperature solutions for different production areas in the plant:

1. Semiconductor and IC Production Area: This area should meet cleanroom standards with humidity at 20% - 30% and temperature at 20°C.

2. Capacitor and Resistor Production Area: Humidity should be 50% at a temperature of 23°C.

3. High-Frequency Transformer Production Room: Humidity should be 5% at a temperature of 27°C.

4. Lithium Battery Production Room: Humidity must always be maintained at 1% during the production process at a temperature of 24°C.

5. High-Voltage Cable Production Area: Humidity should be 5% at a temperature of 20°C.

6. Storage Area for Components Ready for Assembly: Humidity should be 40-45% at a temperature of 22-24°C.

7. Semiconductor Component Assembly Room: Humidity should be 40-45% at a temperature of 22°C.