1998
DOI: 10.1364/ao.37.004260
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Analysis of errors in thin-film optical parameters derived from spectrophotometric measurements at normal light incidence

Abstract: A comparative analysis is made of the errors in deriving the optical parameters (n, refractive index; k, absorption coefficient; d, film thickness) of thin films from spectrophotometric measurements at normal light incidence. The errors in determining n, k, and d by the (TR(f)R(b)), (TR(f)R(m)), (TR(b)R(m)), (TR(f)), (TR(m)), and T(k = 0) methods are compared. It is shown that they are applicable to optical constants of thin films in the n > 1.5, k < 4.5, and d/lambda = (0.02-0.3) range, and their combinations… Show more

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“…We have demonstrated that the spectrophotometric and ellipsomeric methods offer a good accuracy for determination of the optical parameters of thin chalcogenide films from /30 to 2 ( is working wavelength) (Konstantinov et al 1998, Babeva et al 2001, Todorov et al 2010a. Results on the reflectance response of photonic crystals from chalcogenide glass/polymer (DeCorby et al, 2005;Kohoutek et al, 2007a) or chalcogenide glass/chalcogenide glass, e.g.…”
Section: Optical Methods For Control and Characterization Of Thin Filmentioning
confidence: 99%
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“…We have demonstrated that the spectrophotometric and ellipsomeric methods offer a good accuracy for determination of the optical parameters of thin chalcogenide films from /30 to 2 ( is working wavelength) (Konstantinov et al 1998, Babeva et al 2001, Todorov et al 2010a. Results on the reflectance response of photonic crystals from chalcogenide glass/polymer (DeCorby et al, 2005;Kohoutek et al, 2007a) or chalcogenide glass/chalcogenide glass, e.g.…”
Section: Optical Methods For Control and Characterization Of Thin Filmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…8. The Swanepoel's method (Swanepoel, 1983) was used for optical constants determination of the thin films with d > 300 nm and a combination of double (T, R) and triple (T, R, R) methods was applied in calculations for thinner layers (d < 300 nm) (Konstantinov et al, 1998;Babeva et al 2001). The calculated values for optical parameters of thin films show that their refractive index is independent on the layer's thickness for d > 50 -70 nm (Fig.…”
Section: Optical Properties Of Thin Chalcogenide Filmsmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Whereas both of E o and E dis increase with pressure of the gas. The disagreement between ε L and ε ∞ may be due to free carriers' contribution [52].…”
Section: Resultsmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…The peaks of uncoated, RT, 200˚C, 400˚C, 500˚C, 600˚C, was compared with Origin eight and Match! Natural phenomenon patterns from the determined peaks admire the formation of hexaagonal section of AlN were indexed to stay with plane figure structure [4,22].…”
Section: X-ray Diffractionmentioning
confidence: 99%