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F54versusRC2

Filmetrics F54, J.A. Woollam RC2, side by side. Every value shown is drawn from the cited encyclopedia entries.

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Attribute
F54Filmetrics
RC2J.A. Woollam
OEMFilmetricsJ.A. Woollam
CategoryPrecision OpticsPrecision Optics
Wafer size200mm200mm
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FamilyFilmetrics F54J.A. Woollam RC2
Specifications
instrument typespectroscopic ellipsometer[1]—
measurementthicknesses and refractive indices of thin films[1]—
substrate sizeUp to 200 mm wafers[1]—
light sourceXenon Arc lamp 75W[1]—
wavelength range210 nm to 2500 nm[1]—
spot size without focusing probes3 to 4 mm beam diameter[1]—
spot size with focusing probes120 microns beam diameter[1]—
stageMotorized XY stage mapping[1]—
z stageMotorized Z and Autofocus[1]—
tilt alignmentAutomatic Tilt Alignement Routine[1]—
Instrument type—Spectroscopic ellipsometer[1]
Measured quantities—Thicknesses and refractive indices of thin films[1]
Substrate size—Up to 200 mm wafers; chips with a surface larger than the cross section of the incident beam[1]
Light source—Xenon Arc lamp 75W[1]
Wavelength range—210 nm to 2500 nm[1]
Spot size without focusing probes—3 to 4 mm beam diameter[1]
Spot size with focusing probes—120 microns beam diameter[1]
Stage—Motorized XY stage mapping[1]
Vertical motion—Motorized Z and autofocus[1]
Alignment—Automatic tilt alignment[1]
Software—CompleteEASE[1]
Equipment type—Spectroscopic ellipsometer[1]
Measurement capability—Measures thicknesses and refractive indices of thin films (transparent or not)[1]
Measureable material classes—Dielectric and semiconductor films (silicon dioxide, silicon nitride, polysilicon, amorphous silicon); metallic films; organic layers such as carbon and photosensitive resists[1]
Measurement principle—Measures the ratio of reflection coefficients Rp/Rs expressed as Ψ and Δ; refractive index (n) and thickness (t) are resolved by an algorithm from measured Ψ and Δ values[1]

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Sources (1)Every fact above is drawn from these public sources
  1. [1]epfl.chepfl.ch