Abstract:
An apparatus for monitoring vacuum ultraviolet, the apparatus including a light controller including a slit, the slit to transmit plasma emission light emitted from a process chamber in which a plasma process is performed on a substrate; a light selector adjacent to the light controller, the light selector selectively to transmit light, having a predetermined wavelength band, of the plasma emission light passing through the slit; a light collector to concentrate the light selectively transmitted by the light selector; and a detector to detect the light concentrated by the light collector, the light selectively transmitted by the light selector being vacuum ultraviolet.
Abstract:
A method and apparatus for determining the characteristics of materials, particularly of semi-conductors, semi-conductor heterostructures and semi-conductor interfaces by the use of photoreflectance, in which monochromatic light and modulated light beam reflected from the sample is detected to produce a d.c. signal and an a.c. signal, whereby the d.c. signal is applied to one input of a computer and the a.c. signal is used with another input of the computer which controls the light intensity of the monochromatic light impinging on the sample to maintain the d.c. signal substantially constant. A stepping motor is preferably utilized for varying the light intensity of the monochromatic light. Additionally, the modulation frequency of the modulated beam and/or the wavelength of the monochromatic light can also be varied by the computer. Growth conditions of semi-conductor materials as well as information about trap times can be obtained by analyzing the energy band gaps and determining the dependence of the in-phase photoreflectance signal on the pump modulating frequency, respectively.
Abstract:
A method and apparatus for determining the characteristics of materials, particularly of semiconductors, semiconductor heterostructures and semiconductor interfaces by the use of photoreflectance, in which monochromatic light and modulated light beam reflected from the sample is detected to produce a d.c. signal and an a.c. signal, whereby the d.c. signal is applied to one input of a computer and the a.c. signal is used with another input of the computer which controls the light intensity of the monochromatic light impinging on the sample to maintain the d.c. signal substantially constant. A stepping motor is preferably utilized for varying the light intensity of the monochromatic light which is controlled by a computer to re-establish rapidly a predetermined d.c. signal established during normalization procedures when the light intensity of the monochromatic light changes, especially during change of its wavelength. Additionally, the modulation frequency of the modulated beam and/or the wavelength of the monochromatic light can also be varied by the computer.
Abstract:
A photometer is providing including light detecting means for detecting incident light and generating electric signals in response thereto as a measure of the incident light thereon, and optical means for guiding light to the light detecting means from a standard light source in a calibration mode and from an object, a photometric quantity of which is to be measured, in a measurement mode. Control means are adapted to generate calibration control signals for carrying out a calibration mode wherein a photometric quantity value Dstd of the standard light source and a measured value Rstd corresponding to the intensity of the standard light source detected by the light detecting means are stored in a memory, and light measurement control signals for carrying out a measurement mode wherein a photometric quantity value Rm corresponding to the photometric quantity of the object measured by the light detecting means is also stored in memory such that a CPU or similar computing means can communicate with the memory and compute a photometric quantity value R of the object according to the formulaR=Rm.times.(Dstd/Rstd).
Abstract:
An apparatus and method for measuring fluorescence of a sample is described. An apparatus includes three or more fluorescence channels passing through a sample site. The three or more fluorescence channels allow for exposing a sample at the sample site to light from three or more light sources, which results in fluorescence measurements based on emissions from the sample in response to the three or more light sources.
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A method for in-situ determination by photoreflectance of the Fermi level (V.sub.F) at the surfaces or interfaces of GaAs and related materials, in which a probe beam of monochromatic light and a modulated pump beam from a pump source are directed onto a sample, and the measured barrier height V.sub.m =V.sub.F -V.sub.S is obtained from the information in the reflected light, where V.sub.S represents the surface voltage effects on the sample by the photoreflectance, whereby V.sub.m approaches V.sub.F as V.sub.S approaches zero during repeated tests in which a parameter such as temperature affecting the numerical value of V.sub.S is changed until there is flattening of the curve illlustrating V.sub.m as a function of the parameter.
Abstract:
A method and apparatus for determining the characteristics of materials, particularly of semiconductors, semiconductor heterostructures and semiconductor interfaces by the use of photoreflectance, in which monochromatic light and modulated light beam reflected from the sample (62) is detected to produce a d.c. signal and an a.c. signal, whereby the d.c. signal is applied to one input of a computer (70) and the a.c. signal is used with another input of the computer (70) which controls the light intensity of the monochromatic light impinging on the sample (62) to maintain the d.c. signal substantially constant. A stepping motor (53) is preferably utilized for varying the light intensity of the monochromatic light which is controlled by a computer (70) to re-establish rapidly a predetermined d.c. signal established during normalization procedures when the light intensity of the monochromatic light changes, especially during change of its wavelength. Additionally, the modulation frequency of the modulated beam and/or the wavelength of the monochromatic light can also be varied by the computer (70).
Abstract:
A method and apparatus for determining the characteristics of materials, particularly of semiconductors, semiconductor heterostructures and semiconductor interfaces by the use of photoreflectance, in which monochromatic light and modulated light beam reflected from the sample (62) is detected to produce a d.c. signal and an a.c. signal, whereby the d.c. signal is applied to one input of a computer (70) and the a.c. signal is used with another input of the computer (70) which controls the light intensity of the monochromatic light impinging on the sample (62) to maintain the d.c. signal substantially constant. A stepping motor (53) is preferably utilized for varying the light intensity of the monochromatic light which is controlled by a computer (70) to re-establish rapidly a predetermined d.c. signal established during normalization procedures when the light intensity of the monochromatic light changes, especially during change of its wavelength. Additionally, the modulation frequency of the modulated beam and/or the wavelength of the monochromatic light can also be varied by the computer (70).
Abstract:
PURPOSE: A human body sensing device is provided to apparently distinguish a human from an animal by sensing a moving object in a wide and distant range, thereby preventing waste of electricity or manpower in advance. CONSTITUTION: A human body sensing device includes a condensing lens(1) for condensing thermal infrared of human or animal, a filter(2) for filtering wavelength of the collected thermal infrared, a sensor(3) for generating a signal by infrared energy, a low pass filter(4) for removing high frequency noise from a detected signal, an amplifier(5) for amplifying the signal, a microcomputer(8) for setting a sampling time for sampling/holding the signal passed through the amplifier, setting a threshold value with relation to a change of thermal energy distribution according to atmospheric temperature and generating an output signal when a TTL pulse exceeds a predetermined coefficient, an A/D converter(7), a differentiator(9) for generating a positive pulse when an input analogue signal value exceeds a predetermined value, and a TTL pulse converter(10) for converting the positive pulse to a TTL level pulse, wherein a human body and an animal are distinguished by sensing thermal infrared of a moving object and the output is generated only when the distinguished object is a human.
Abstract translation:目的:提供一种人体感测装置,通过感测广泛而遥远的范围内的运动物体来明显区分人与动物,从而预防电力或人力浪费。 构成:人体感测装置包括用于冷凝人体或动物的热红外线的聚光透镜(1),用于滤波所收集的热红外波长的滤光器(2),用于通过红外能产生信号的传感器(3) 用于从检测信号中去除高频噪声的低通滤波器(4),用于放大信号的放大器(5);微机(8),用于设置采样/保持通过放大器的信号的采样时间, 相对于根据大气温度的热能分布的变化而产生的阈值,并且当TTL脉冲超过预定系数时产生输出信号; A / D转换器(7),用于当正脉冲产生正脉冲时的微分器(9) 输入模拟信号值超过预定值,以及用于将正脉冲转换为TTL电平脉冲的TTL脉冲转换器(10),其中通过感测人体和动物的热红外 移动对象并且只有在辨别的对象是人类时才产生输出。