Description
Ellipsometry uses the polarization change undergone by an optical wave during reflection from a surface. It provides a great deal of information on the material such as the refraction index, the chemical composition and the electrical conductivity. We can also determine the thickness of a film, provided it is between a few tens of nanometer and a few microns. Ellipsometry is a non-contact, non-destructive method
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Uses
- Determine the refraction index of a thin film
- Measure the thickness of an optical coating
- Measure the roughness
- Determine the birefringence
- Measure concentration or dopant gradients
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Technical specifications
| Resolution / sensitivity : |
1.6 – 6 nm, 1 cm-1 (IR) |
| Depth resolution : |
≤ 1 nm (depends on the model and the material) |
| Lateral resolution : |
3 – 10 mm |
| Other characteristics : |
Spectral range : 245 nm – 33 µm |
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| Manufacturer : |
J.A. Woollam Co. |
| Model : |
VASE, M-2000UI, M44, IR-VASE |