Foreign matter inspection apparatus for large-scale substrate

Optics: measuring and testing – Inspection of flaws or impurities – Having predetermined light transmission regions

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356239, G01N 2100

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ABSTRACT:
An apparatus for optically inspecting foreign matter attached to a surface of a substrate on which a pattern is formed, includes an optical scan device for forming an arcuated optical scan line by scanning illumination light on the surface of the substrate, a moving device for moving the substrate relative to the optical scan line in a predetermined direction, a light-receiving device for receiving scattered light from the foreign matter attached to the surface of the substrate, and outputting an electrical signal corresponding to the intensity of the scattered light, and a signal processing device for detecting the foreign matter on the basis of the electrical signal from the light-receiving device.

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