Abstract:
The apparatus for measurement of the topography of transparent surfaces is described. This is achieved by the observation and evaluation of patterns produced by optical beam emitted by projector, reflected from the measured surface, and projecting images on the screen. If the measured surface has photoelectric properties, then the same optical beam can be used to modulate the electrical currents and voltages measured in the measured material and produce spatially resolved data characterizing the photo-electric response of the sample.
Abstract:
The invention describes a metrology system allowing for the reduction of the errors caused by vibration of the production floor and allowing for measurements of the thickness of wafers in motion. This is accomplished by performing simultaneous measurements of spectra containing interference signals containing distance information using a plurality of probes positioned on both sides of the measured wafer on the same detector at the same time or by means of plurality of synchronized detectors. System is also able to measure thickness of the individual optically accessible layers present in the sample.
Abstract:
We describe apparatus for measurement of thickness and topography of slabs of materials employing probes with filters using polarization maintaining fibers.
Abstract:
The invention describes a metrology system allowing for the reduction of the errors caused by vibration of the production floor and allowing for measurements of the thickness of wafers in motion. This is accomplished by performing simultaneous measurements of spectra containing interference signals containing distance information using a plurality of probes positioned on both sides of the measured wafer on the same detector at the same time or by means of plurality of synchronized detectors. System is also able to measure thickness of the individual optically accessible layers present in the sample.
Abstract:
We describe apparatus for measurement of thickness and topography of slabs of materials employing probes with filters using polarization maintaining fibers.