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FilmTek™ 2000, FilmTek™ 2000M, and FilmTek™ 2000 PARDUV Spectroscopic Reflectometry
FilmTek™ 2000 is a breakthrough in thin film metrology technology. FilmTek™ 2000 combines a fiber-optic spectrophotometer with revolutionary material modeling software to provide an affordable and reliable tool for the simultaneous measurement of film thickness, index of refraction, and extinction coefficient. FilmTek™ 2000 provides unmatched accuracy, ease of use, and analytical power in a fully integrated package. Ideally suited for patterned device wafers, the FilmTek™ 2000M allows for measurement spot sizes as small as 2µm. The FilmTek™ 2000 PAR utilizes SCI's patented parabolic mirror technology developed for the FilmTek™ 4000EM-DUV to measure wavelengths from the deep ultra-violet to the near infrared with a spot size as small as 13µm.
FilmTek™ 2000 Features
ApplicationsVirtually all translucent films ranging in thickness from less than 100 angstroms to approximately 150 microns can be measured with high precision. Typical applications include:
MethodologyFilmTek™ 2000 simultaneously solves for refractive index n(l), extinction coefficient k(l), and thicknesses of multi-layer film structures. A self-consistent solution is obtained by using SCI’s generalized dispersion formula to model fitted values of the dielectric function e (l). The SCI dispersion formula is quite general and applies to metallic, amorphous, crystalline, and dielectric materials (Figures 1-3). This approach allows the user to model complex multi-layer structures with reflection/transmission data. Global optimization methods are used to obtain the best solution while avoiding local minima and minimizing sensitivity to the user’s initial guess of fitted parameters (e.g., layer thickness). FilmTek™ 2000 optimizes both the reflectance and power density spectrum (FFT) simultaneously. This unique feature allows for accurate thickness determination over a wide range of thickness (3nm to 350µm).
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