Hi Louis

Yes there is such an instrument, contact Ascentech - Greg Alexander
860-395-8794 or E: [log in to unmask]

Washing the panel and putting the solution into the Omegameter - hmmm.
That would be a really bad idea for 2 reasons:

1	What sort of "wash" liquid are you thinking about?

2	The volume of "wash" liquid required to clean and to then be put into
the test chamber would very likely cause the Omegameter to flood the floor
or at least overload the test chamber.

Hope Greg can help you

Graham Naisbitt

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Date: Thu, 1 Mar 2012 23:12:08 +0000
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Subject: [TN] under-mask cleanliness of large panel

>TechNetters, we have a panel that is too large to fit in the test tank of
>an Omegameter. Dimensions, in inches, are 21 x 24. Is there an
>Omegameter-like instrument, or another model of Omegameter, that can
>accommodate such a large panel?
>
>One of our people suggested 'washing' the panel, a la the IPC test method
>for ROSE, and putting the solution into the Omega meter. How well would
>that work?
>
>Any other ideas? Thanks....
>
>Louis Hart
>Compunetics
>Monroeville, PA
>USA
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>412-858-1232
>
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