Method and apparatus utilizing an optical stage for topographic

Optics: measuring and testing – By dispersed light spectroscopy – Utilizing a spectrometer

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356353, 356354, G01B 902

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A method and apparatus for topographic surface analysis including at least ne light source for radiating light, a first light-distributing surface of a first diffraction grating for receiving light from the at least one light source and for reflecting a first bundle of light under normal optical conditions and a second bundle of light formed by diffraction of the first order. A first optical stage is provided for projecting the first and second bundles from the first light-distributing surface in an optically conjugated form onto an object surface to be analyzed of a sample. Light representing the object surface is sharply projected via the first optical stage onto a second light-distributing surface of a second diffraction grating. A second optical stage projects diffracted bundles of light from the second light-distributing surface onto a detector which detects radiation and enables topographic analysis of the object surface.

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