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How Do Chambers Work?

The working of a chamber depends on its type and application, but generally involves the following steps:
Preparation: The substrate and materials are prepared and placed inside the chamber.
Sealing: The chamber is sealed to create a controlled environment.
Process Initiation: The desired process (e.g., deposition, etching) is initiated, and parameters are controlled via computer systems.
Monitoring: The process is continuously monitored to ensure it proceeds as planned.
Completion: Once the process is complete, the chamber is opened, and the processed substrate is removed for further analysis or use.

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