Single-shot spectrally resolved interferometry for the simultaneous measurement of the thickness and surface profile of multilayer films

  • Ghim Y
  • Seo Y
  • Joo K
  • et al.
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Abstract

We present a single-shot spectrally-resolved interferometry for simultaneously measuring the film thickness and surface profile of each layer of a patterned multilayer film structure. For this purpose, we implemented an achromatic phase shifting method based on the geometric phase using the polarization characteristics of the light and obtained four phase-shifted interferograms in the spectrally-resolved fringe pattern at the same time by combining a pixelated polarizing camera with an imaging spectrometer. As a result, we could simultaneously measure the reflectance and phase of the sample over a wide wavelength range with a single measurement. To evaluate the validity of the proposed method, we measured a patterned five-layer film specimen and compared our measurement results with those from commercial instruments, an ellipsometer and a stylus profiler, respectively. We confirmed the results matched each other well.

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Ghim, Y.-S., Seo, Y. B., Joo, K.-N., & Rhee, H.-G. (2021). Single-shot spectrally resolved interferometry for the simultaneous measurement of the thickness and surface profile of multilayer films. Optics Express, 29(16), 25524. https://doi.org/10.1364/oe.432549

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