Reflectance spectroscopic apparatus with toroidal mirrors

Optics: measuring and testing – By polarized light examination – Of surface reflection

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G01J 400, G01N 2121

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061280852

ABSTRACT:
An apparatus uses reflectance spectrophotometry to characterize a sample having any number of thin films. The apparatus uses two toroidal mirrors in an optical relay to direct light reflected by the sample to a spectroscopic device. A computer then analyzes the reflected spectrum to characterize the optical properties of the sample. The optical relay allows a range of angles of reflection from the sample, and has no chromatic aberration. The optical relay is also arranged so that the non-chromatic aberration is minimized. For polarization-based measurements polarizing elements can be used in the apparatus and the spectroscopic device can be a spectroscopic ellipsometer. The sample is mounted on a movable stage so that different areas of the sample may be characterized. Furthermore, a deflector and a viewer are used to allow the operator of the apparatus to view the region of the sample under study.

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patent: 5184191 (1993-02-01), Krishnan

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