1. Run the configured job template ten times and archive the results.
2. Inspect the particle results in the Size Distribution view.
3. The particles on the slide are found in the absolute counts of the metallic shiny particles, see also the image of the particle gallery below.
4. Artifacts like fibers or contaminant particles from the environment are detected in the type classes non-shiny particles or fibers.
3. Calculate the mean value for each particle size class and determine the limit values accordingly. Consider the absolute count of the metallic shiny particles for the limit value determination. See an example for measurement results and the mean value calculation in the table.
4. Create a new component cleanliness standard template with the determined limit values per particle size class.
5. This defines your acceptance criterion for the allowed particle number per size class.
5. Add this standard template to your job template and save it.