Optical measuring method for semiconductor multiple layer...

Optics: measuring and testing – Plural test

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C356S317000, C356S318000, C356S432000, C356S445000

Reexamination Certificate

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07038768

ABSTRACT:
In a measuring apparatus for a semiconductor multiple layer structure, a spectrometer disperses light from a sample for measurement of the photoluminescence spectrum or disperses probe light to irradiate the sample for the measurement of the reflection spectrum. A controller makes a guide member guide the white light to the spectrometer and acquire electric signals from a first detector for the measurement of the reflection spectrum, and makes the guide member guide the light from the spectrometer to a second detector to acquire electric signals for the measurement of the photoluminescence spectrum.

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