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29 April 2008 White light interferometry for vertical artifact calibration
V. Damian, Mihaela Bojan, A. Sima, Dana Cristea, A. Dinescu, Raluca Muller
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Proceedings Volume 7007, INDLAS 2007: Industrial Laser Applications; 70070J (2008) https://doi.org/10.1117/12.801969
Event: INDLAS 2007: Industrial Laser Applications, 2007, Bran, Romania
Abstract
In this paper we describe a traceable to the meter standard method to measure the height of an artifact used as a calibrator for observation instruments in nanotechnologies and nanosciences. The artifact is a grating specially manufactured so that its features (height, pitch, width, wall angles) are highly uniform across its area. A Linnik microscope designed for longitudinal (vertical) measurements using the principle of white light interferometry was used to determine the height of the grating. To insure the traceability of the measurements a laser source of known wavelength was used and the measurements obtained using white light were calibrated to it. The experimental data was statistically analyzed and the measurement precision was estimated to be in the range of nanometers. The data were compared with the results obtained using the TIC method with a Carl Zeiss microscope.
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V. Damian, Mihaela Bojan, A. Sima, Dana Cristea, A. Dinescu, and Raluca Muller "White light interferometry for vertical artifact calibration", Proc. SPIE 7007, INDLAS 2007: Industrial Laser Applications, 70070J (29 April 2008); https://doi.org/10.1117/12.801969
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KEYWORDS
Calibration

Toxic industrial chemicals

Interferometers

Microscopes

Optical interferometry

Image processing

Light

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