Microscopy & Topography
Fraunhofer-Center Nanoelektronische Technologien
3D Atomic Force Microscopy (AFM)
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- Roughness of ZrO2 on pCVD-TiN
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Applications
• Measurement of critical dimensions (CD), depth and roughness
• Measurement of roughness on surface (RMS) and sidewalls (LER)
• 200mm and 300mm wafer compatible
• Measurement of roughness on surface (RMS) and sidewalls (LER)
• 200mm and 300mm wafer compatible
Technical Specifications
• Interaction between tip and surface
• Direct measurement (no model)
• operations mode:
- contact mode
- tapping mode (roughness)
- DT mode (height profile)
- CD mode (tip geometry is subtracted)
• 4 cassettes each with 24 tips inside
• Automatic measurement is available
• Automatic tip exchange
• Automated pattern recognition
• The system will be capable of placing a notch oriented wafer on the center of the stage after optics based edge finding within +/-50μm translation and 0.1 degrees theta alignment. Pattern recognition and survey scan edge finding increase the placement accuracy down to the nanometer scale.
• Direct measurement (no model)
• operations mode:
- contact mode
- tapping mode (roughness)
- DT mode (height profile)
- CD mode (tip geometry is subtracted)
• 4 cassettes each with 24 tips inside
• Automatic measurement is available
• Automatic tip exchange
• Automated pattern recognition
• The system will be capable of placing a notch oriented wafer on the center of the stage after optics based edge finding within +/-50μm translation and 0.1 degrees theta alignment. Pattern recognition and survey scan edge finding increase the placement accuracy down to the nanometer scale.
Research Areas
• Tip evaluation and development, calibration standard development
• Measurement of sidewall- and surface roughness in research
• Process monitoring (roughness, CD, height or depth)
• Tool monitoring (for Litho-, Etch- or deposition Tools)
• Measurement of sidewall- and surface roughness in research
• Process monitoring (roughness, CD, height or depth)
• Tool monitoring (for Litho-, Etch- or deposition Tools)


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