2006
DOI: 10.1364/ao.45.003201
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Profiles of a high-aspect-ratio grating determined by spectroscopic scatterometry and atomic-force microscopy

Abstract: The new and fast scatterometry method called optical diffraction microscopy is compared with atomic-force microscopy by use of cross-section scanning-electron microscope images as references. The sample is a high-aspect-ratio grating with a period of approximately 1000 nm. To allow the atomic-force microscope to track all parts of the grating profile, the grating is investigated at different tilt angles. The measured quantities of the profile include sidewall angle gamma (approximately 90 degrees), groove heig… Show more

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“…After the image acquisition, SPIP (IBM, Denmark) was used to evaluate the images which work on the specific algorithm (Garnaes et al, 2006). The length and diameter of different blood vessels were measured through the calibration and measurement command.…”
Section: Image Acquision and Quantification Using Spip Softwarementioning
confidence: 99%
“…After the image acquisition, SPIP (IBM, Denmark) was used to evaluate the images which work on the specific algorithm (Garnaes et al, 2006). The length and diameter of different blood vessels were measured through the calibration and measurement command.…”
Section: Image Acquision and Quantification Using Spip Softwarementioning
confidence: 99%
“…The design process and industrial use of functional materials require rapid and non-destructive techniques of characterisation of the embedded micro and nano structures. Among several physically distinct methods, we focus on the combined spectroscopic and angular resolved scatterometry technique called Optical Diffraction Microscopy (ODM) [1,2,5,6,7]. Here, specific features of the sample under investigation are reconstructed from the measured optical power in the scattered far field.…”
Section: Characterisation Of Micro and Nano Structures Embedded In Mamentioning
confidence: 99%
“…However, the steep sidewalls and footing regions of structures can not be resolved, since the tip can not come in close proximity to the surface in these regions. Tilting the AFM tip with respect to the sample is a solution to make steep sidewalls measurable [1]. However, since different sidewalls can only be measured at different views with different tilting angles, the measured images obtained at different views must be stitched together to get the complete structure form.…”
Section: Introductionmentioning
confidence: 99%