EP3230686A1 - Procédé de détermination de l'épaisseur d'une couche mince par interférométrie multi-longueur d'onde, produit programme d'ordinateur, moyen de stockage et système correspondants - Google Patents
Procédé de détermination de l'épaisseur d'une couche mince par interférométrie multi-longueur d'onde, produit programme d'ordinateur, moyen de stockage et système correspondantsInfo
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- G01B—MEASURING LENGTH, THICKNESS OR SIMILAR LINEAR DIMENSIONS; MEASURING ANGLES; MEASURING AREAS; MEASURING IRREGULARITIES OF SURFACES OR CONTOURS
- G01B11/00—Measuring arrangements characterised by the use of optical techniques
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- G01B11/0633—Measuring arrangements characterised by the use of optical techniques for measuring length, width or thickness for measuring thickness ; e.g. of sheet material of coating with measurement of absorption or reflection using one or more discrete wavelengths
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- the field of the invention is that of the non-destructive characterization of thin film materials, also commonly referred to as thin films.
- the invention relates to a technique for determining, by interferometry, the thickness of a thin film disposed on the surface of a substrate.
- the term "thin layer” or “thin film” is understood to mean a layer of material the thickness of which is generally less than 1 ⁇ m, as opposed to “thick layers” having a thickness of less than 1 ⁇ m. is generally greater than 1 ⁇ .
- the invention applies in particular, but not exclusively, to the physics of materials (characterization of thin layers that are transparent or slightly absorbent, to materials with structured surfaces), to surface characterization by non-contact topography, to profilometry of su rface, biological imaging, etc.
- the development of thin films with particular optical properties has generated a growing interest in recent years because of the increasing number of industrial applications.
- the thickness of a thin layer is an essential parameter determining its properties. Since this may vary from a few atomic layers to about ten micrometers, the development of thin layers therefore requires a very precise optical characterization system.
- a typical example of thickness measurement is that described by JM Desse (AIAA Journal 41 (12), 2468-2477 (2003)), in which a white light source illuminates the thin layer while a digital color camera captures and records color interference over time.
- the thickness is estimated by identifying the hue of Newton with the hue provided by a model of interference in white light, knowing the spectral representation of the source and the spectral function of the camera sensor, which allows to calibrate the system. Calibration is performed on the bare substrate before the drop of oil is deposited.
- the invention in at least one embodiment, has in particular the objective of overcoming these various disadvantages of the state of the art. More specifically, in at least one embodiment of the invention, one objective is to provide a non-contact thin film thickness measurement technique which is simple to implement, robust and compact.
- At least one embodiment of the invention also aims to provide such a technique that is easily industrializable.
- Another object of at least one embodiment of the invention is to provide such a technique which allows a full field thickness measurement.
- a method for determining the thickness of a thin layer disposed on the surface of an optically reflective plane substrate by means of a multi-length device waveguide equivalent to a M ichelson interferometer comprising a multi-length light source, a light-beam splitting semi-reflective optical plate, an optically-reflective flat mirror, and an object to be measured consisting of the thin layer and the substrate, said multi-wavelength device having a measuring arm comprising led it measurement object and a reference arm comprising said mirror.
- the method is such that it comprises the following steps:
- each collimated light beam having a a predetermined distinct wavelength
- the invention is based on a new and inventive approach for determining, by multiwavelength interferometry, the thickness of a thin layer at any point on its surface.
- the invention proposes a measurement technique interferometric, derived from the montage of M ichelson, operating in the field.
- the method according to the invention therefore requires no scanning to determine the thickness of the thin layer over its entire surface, unlike the techniques of the prior art.
- the invention therefore provides a fully automatic thin film thickness determination technique, which is simple and fast to implement, and without contact.
- the step of determining the thickness of a thin layer comprises, for a given position of image portion (a pixel or a group of pixels for example):
- l a is the light intensity of a portion of the reference image occu pant said given position to said predetermined wavelength ( ⁇ );
- I is the luminous intensity of a portion of the measurement image occupying said given position, for said predetermined wavelength ( ⁇ );
- r u is the air-thin layer interface reflection coefficient
- r n is the amplitude reflection coefficient of the thin-substrate interface
- t is the amplitude transmission coefficient of the thin layer
- n (X) is the index of the thin layer for said predetermined wavelength ( ⁇ );
- said determining step being performed according to the result of said comparing step.
- the thickness estimates obtained for the three lengths are identical or very close to each other, it is considered that the thickness of the thin layer corresponds to the mean of the estimates obtained.
- the use of a plurality of distinct wavelengths makes it possible to generate a redundancy of thickness values necessary to deduce the real value of the thickness of the thin layer by removing the ambiguity introduced by the modulo ⁇ / 2.
- image portion is meant a pixel or a group of pixels of the reference image or the measurement image.
- said multi-wavelength device comprises:
- a first operative means being able to assume two positions, an active position in which said first means occupies said set of collimated thin beams of the measuring arm and a retracted position in which said first means passes said set of collimated light beams; the measuring arm,
- a second occulting means that can take two positions, an active position in which said second means conceal said set of collimated light beams from the reference arm and a retracted position in which said second means passes said set of collimated light beams of the reference arm.
- step of occu ltation of the measuring arm being performed with said first means in the active position and said second means in the retracted position
- said occultation step of the reference arm being performed with led it first means in the retracted position and said second means in the active position.
- the occultation steps can be performed by simple mechanical displacement of occulting means.
- said multi-wavelength device comprises:
- a first occulting means which can assume two optical states, a blocking state in which it first occult means it set of collimated light beams of the measuring arm and a passing state in which said first means allows LEDs to pass through set of collimated light beams; in the measuring arm,
- a second occulting means that can take two optical states, a blocking state in which it first occult led it set of collimated light beams of the arm reference and a passing state in which said second means passes said set of collimated light beams in the reference arm,
- step of occu ltation of the measuring arm being performed with said first means in the blocking state and said second means in the on state
- step of occu ltation of the reference arm being performed with led it first means in the on state and led it second means in the blocking state.
- the occultation steps are not performed by mechanical displacement, but by means of a change of optical state.
- an electrooptical cell based on liquid crystals may be used to perform this function, the change of state (blocking-passing) being obtained by simply applying an electric field across the cell.
- said set of light beams is composed of a first beam of monochromatic wavelength of red color, a second beam of monochromatic wavelength of green color, and a third beam. monochrome wave length of blue color.
- said determination step is su ivie a step of generating a topographic image of the thin layer, made from the results of said determination step.
- This step makes it possible to deliver relevant visual information illustrating the thickness of the thin layer at any point on its surface.
- said determination step is su ivie a step of generating a histogram representative of the distribution of the thickness of the thin layer, made from the results of the said step determination step.
- a computer program product which comprises program code instructions for implementing the aforesaid method (in any one of its various modes of operation). realization), when it is running on a computer.
- a computer-readable and non-transitory storage medium storing a computer program comprising a set of instructions executable by a computer for implementing the aforementioned method (in which any of its different embodiments).
- the system according to the invention is such that it comprises:
- the invention is based on a new system for determining, by multi-wavelength interferometry, the thickness of a thin layer at any point on its surface.
- the invention proposes an interferometric technique, derived from the Michelson assembly, operating in the field.
- Such a system therefore does not require any scanning means to determine the thickness of the thin layer over its entire surface, contrary to the techniques of the prior art.
- the invention therefore provides a system for determining the thickness of thin layers without contact, simple and compact implementation. This system is therefore easily industrialized.
- the system comprises means for generating a topographic image of the thin layer, taking into account the results generated by the determination means.
- This provides relevant visual information illustrating the thickness of the thin layer at any point on its surface.
- the multi-wavelength device comprises a beam collimation optics cooperating with the light source.
- the optical collimator makes it possible to obtain, from the light source, a plane-wave light beam (parallel light rays moving along the optical axis of the multi-wavelength device) so as to illuminate the light. thin layer over its entire surface with a plane wavefront and capture the light intensity of the interferences produced by the thin layer on the substrate in the field on the sensor.
- a plane-wave light beam parallel light rays moving along the optical axis of the multi-wavelength device
- the multi-wavelength device comprises a spatial filtering optics.
- This optical element makes it possible to spatially filter the beams generated by the light source.
- the first occulting means is mechanically displaceable and can take two positions: an active position in which said first means conceal said set of collimated light beams from the measuring arm and a retracted position in which first means passes said set of collimated light beams into the measuring arm;
- the second occulting means is mechanically displaceable and can assume two positions, an active position in which said second means conceal said set of collimated light beams from the reference arm and a retracted position in which said second means passes said set of light beams collimated from the reference arm.
- the first occulting means can take two optical states, a blocking state in which said first means conceal said set of collimated light beams from the measuring arm and a passing state in which said first means passes said set of collimated light beams into the measuring arm,
- the second occulting means may take two optical states, a blocking state in which it first occult means it set of collimated light beams of the reference arm and a passing state in which it second means passes said set of collimated light beams in the reference arm.
- the occu ltation is not performed by mechanical movement, but by means of a change of optical state.
- An electro-optical cell based on liquid crystals for example, can be used to perform this shutter function, depending on the electric field applied to its terminals.
- the determination system comprises means for implementing the steps that it performs in the determination method as described above, in any one of its various embodiments.
- FIGS. 1A and 1B show a block diagram of a system for determining, by interference, the thickness of a thin layer according to a particular embodiment of the invention
- Figure 2 shows a generic flowchart of a particular embodiment of the method according to the invention
- FIG. 3 schematically illustrates the principle of estimating the thickness of a thin layer from a reference image and a measurement image according to the invention
- FIG. 4 represents an example of a 3D topographic image of a thin layer obtained thanks to the implementation of the invention.
- FIG. 5 shows the structure of a processing module implementing the method according to a particular embodiment of the invention
- Fig. 6 graphically illustrates the principle of determining the thickness of a thin layer based on a two-wave interference pattern. 6.
- the principle of the invention is based on a full field interferometry system derived from the M ichelson assembly for determining the thickness of a thin layer at any point on its surface, from the intensities of the interferences resulting from a measurement arm (interference between the light reflected at the air-thin-layer interface and that reflected at the thin-layer interface of the analyzed object), and intensities from a reference arm.
- determining the thickness of a thin layer in the rest of this document, it is meant to determine the thickness at any point on the surface of the thin layer. This is particularly, but not exclusively, to determine a topographic image of the thin layer.
- FIGS. 1A and 1B show a block diagram of a system for determining the thickness of a thin layer according to a particular embodiment of the invention.
- the system makes it possible to deliver a topographic image of the thickness of the thin layer over its entire surface.
- the system according to the invention comprises a multi-wavelength device 1 in a configuration equivalent to that of a M ichelson interferometer.
- the multi-wavelength device 1 is more particularly composed of a multi-wavelength light source 10, a semi-reflecting light beam splitting optical plate 11, an optically reflecting plane mirror 12 and an object to be measured O.
- the object O consists of an optically reflective substrate 14 on which is deposited a thin layer 13, the thickness of which is to be determined over its entire surface.
- the thin film 13 is made of an optically transparent or semi-transparent material at visible wavelengths (approximately 400 nm to 780 nm).
- the thin layer 13 has previously been deposited on a substrate 14 made of silicon, or other reflective substrate, by means of a conventional deposition technique such as "spin-coating” or “dip-pull” for example.
- the materials constituting the thin layer compatible with the invention are of the polymer type (for example thermoplastic PMMA, sol-gel, ...), oxide, semiconductor, metal, porous meso, etc., or in a general manner any material whose physicochemical properties make it possible to confer on it an optical behavior that is transparent to light radiation in the spectral range of the visible.
- the substrate for its part, is chosen without any particular limitation and may consist of a semiconductor-type material (such as a silicon wafer, for example), glass (such as a microscope slide for example), or glass-ceramic for example, or more generally an optically reflective material that can serve as a material support for the deposition of a thin layer.
- a semiconductor-type material such as a silicon wafer, for example
- glass such as a microscope slide for example
- glass-ceramic for example, or more generally an optically reflective material that can serve as a material support for the deposition of a thin layer.
- the measuring arm of the multi-wavelength device 1 comprises the object O and the reference arm of the device comprises the plane mirror 12.
- the reference and measuring arms are adjusted so that the interference fringes produced by the multi-wavelength device 1 give a "flat tint".
- the mirror 12 and the substrate 14 constitute the two mirrors of the interferometric device according to the invention. These two elements are arranged so as to be perpendicular to one another and at equal distance from the separator (zero optical path difference), as illustrated in FIGS. 1A and 1B. In practice, this configuration (position and orientation of the mirrors) is obtained when the interference fringes produced on the CCD sensor 2 form a flat hue, that is to say a homogeneous light over the entire observation range.
- the sensor 2 captures the light intensity from the mirror 12 or the substrate 14 under the same optical lighting conditions, at any point on its surface.
- the light beams reflected by the mirror 12 on the one hand, and the substrate 14 and the thin film 13 on the other hand, are comparable at every point of the sensor 2.
- the multi-wavelength device 1 further comprises a spatial filtering optics
- the collimator 17 has the effect of to obtain, from the light source, a luminous flux with plane (or plane-wave) wave fronts, moving along and perpendicular to the optical axis X of the multi-wavelength ispositive 1 , in order to illuminate the plane mirror 12 and the object to be measured O over its entire surface with plane wave fronts.
- the light source 10 emits multiwavelength radiation.
- the light source 10 is configured to generate an RGB (Blue Green Red) luminous flux. It is for example equipped with a first laser (noted
- the red color beam from the source 10 goes to the spatial filter 18 via a dichroic plate 19a, the green color beam to the spatial filter 18 via the dichroic plates 19a and 19b, and the neck beam blue to the spatial filter 18 via the dichroic plates 19a and 19b after having reflected on the plane mirror 19c.
- the multi-wavelength device 1 is provided with: a first blackout screen 15 which can take two positions: an active position in which it obscures the collimated RGB light flux of the measuring arm and u retracted position in which it passes the collimated RGB light beams of the measuring arm,
- a second blackout screen 16 can take two positions: an active position in which it hides the collimated RGB light beams of the reference arm and u retracted position in which it passes the collimated RGB light flux of the reference arm.
- FIG. 2 illustrates the determination method according to a particular embodiment of the invention.
- the method is implemented by the processing module 3 (the principle of which is described in detail below with reference to FIG. 3).
- the method is initialized by the processing module 3.
- the latter is configured to control the light source 10, the blackout screens 15 and 16, and the sensor 2 for image capture of the luminous flux coming out of the device.
- the control of these elements by the module 3 is achieved by means of control commands.
- the module 3 transmits a transmission command to the light source 10 in order to trigger the emission of a set of input light beams.
- the light source 10 Upon reception of the transmission command, the light source 10 generates an RGB light flux composed of a red monochromatic beam R , a green monochromatic beam ⁇ ⁇ and a blue monochromatic beam ⁇ ⁇ .
- the optical collimator 17 makes it possible to collimate each light beam emitted simultaneously by the source so that the thin film 13 over its entire surface, the mirror 12 and the CCD 2 sensor are illuminated with plane wavefronts.
- Each collimated light beam of given wavelength is separated in two: one part of the beam going towards the plane mirror 12 and the other part going towards the object to be measured O.
- the module 3 transmits an activation command to the screen occu ltant 16 so that it takes its active position in which it occults the object to be measured O and u does not command retraction to the screen occupying 15 so that it takes its retracted position.
- the blackout screen 16 prevents the collimated RGB luminous flux, coming from the splitter plate 11, from being received by the object to be measured O, while the screen occuring letting pass the collimated RGB light flux. from the separator blade 11 to illuminate the mirror 12. After reflection on the mirror 12, the reflected RGB light flux is then directed to the sensor 2 via the separator blade 11.
- the module 3 transmits a capture command to the receiver 2 to trigger a shooting of the RGB light output out of the mu lti-wavelength device 1, the RGB light flow of the measuring arm being occult. After tripping, the module 3 obtains a reference image, full field, representative of the light intensity coming from the mirror 12 for the three RGB wavelengths emitted by the source 10.
- Steps 21 and 22 are illustrated in FIG. 1A (configuration in occupied measurement arm).
- the module 3 transmits an activation command to the screen occu ltant 15, so that it takes its active position in which it occults the mirror 12 and a retraction control on the blackout screen 16 so that it takes its retracted position.
- the blackout screen 15 prevents the collimated RGB luminous flux, coming from the splitter plate 11, from being received by the mirror 12, while the blackout screen 16 passes the collimated RGB light flux, coming from the separating blade 11, to illuminate the object to be measured O. After reflection on the object to measure O, the reflected RGB light flux then goes to the sensor 2 via the separating blade 11.
- the module 3 transmits a capture command to the sensor 2 to trigger a shooting of the RGB light output from the wavelength mu lti-wavelength device 1, the RGB light flux of the reference arm being occult. After tripping, the module 3 obtains a full-field measurement image representative of the light intensity coming from the object to be measured O for the three RGB wavelengths emitted by the source 10.
- Steps 23 and 24 are illustrated in FIG. 1B (configuration of reference arm used).
- the RGB color interference produced by thin film 13 and substrate 14 is approximated by a two-wave mathematical model.
- the interference model is given by the following equation, for a given position of a pixel:
- I is the luminous intensity resulting from the object to be measured O for the wavelength ⁇ ;
- I is the light intensity from the plane mirror 12 for the wavelength ⁇ ;
- r u is the air-thin layer interface reflection coefficient
- r n is the amplitude reflection coefficient of the thin-substrate interface
- t is the amplitude transmission coefficient of the thin layer 13
- n (A) is the index of the thin layer 13 for the wavelength ⁇ ;
- e is the thickness of the thin layer.
- the reflection coefficients r u r and transmission t depend on the index of the material of the thin film 13 and that of the substrate 14. They are given, considering a normal incidence and a polarization TM, by the following relations:
- n s is the substrate index 14.
- the module 3 determines the thickness of the thin layer over its entire surface from the reference and measurement images previously obtained. Indeed, the measurement of the laser intensities from the mirror 12 and the laser intensities of the interference emitted by the object to be measured O make it possible to deduce the thickness value of the thin film 13 over its entire surface.
- the module 3 performs, for a given position of an image portion and for each emitted wavelength, an estimate of the thickness e of the thin layer 13 using the following equation.
- r n is the amplitude reflection coefficient of the thin-substrate interface
- t is the amplitude transmission coefficient of the thin layer 13
- (A) is the index of the thin layer 13 for the wavelength ⁇ ;
- the sensor 2 is equipped with spectral separation means (not shown in the figures) configured to separate the RGB components (red wavelengths ⁇ R , green ⁇ ⁇ and blue ⁇ ⁇ ) from the light coming from the splitter plate 11 .
- the image portion according to the invention corresponds, for example, to a pixel of the image concerned, as illustrated in FIG. 3.
- the reference image captured by the sensor 2 is referenced 30 and the reference image is read by the sensor 2 is referenced 31.
- the gray area 300 illustrates a portion of the reference image 30 corresponding to a pixel.
- the gray area 310 illustrates a portion of the measurement image 31 corresponding to one pixel.
- the reference and measurement image portions i.e. pixels 300 and 310) must correspond, for the thickness calculation, to the same pixel position (x, y), that is that is, to the same element of the surface of the sensor 2.
- the image portion corresponds to a group of adjacent pixels (32 ⁇ 32 pixels for example), in which case the calculation process would be accelerated.
- the modulus 3 thus obtains, for each red wavelength ( ⁇ R ), green ( ⁇ ⁇ ) and blue ( ⁇ ⁇ ), and for each given pixel position, an estimate of the thickness e of the thin layer. 13 modulo ⁇ / 2 (ie modulo a certain ambiguity). In other words, for each wavelength and for each given pixel position, a plurality of potential thickness values are obtained. To remove this ambiguity on the value of thickness, the module 3 performs, for each given position of image portion, a comparison of the estimates obtained with the three wavelengths. This principle is described below in relation to FIG.
- FIG. 6 shows the evolution of the luminous intensity of the interference fringes produced by the object to be measured, as a function of the thickness of the thin layer, for each of the RGB wavelengths.
- This graph is based on the two-wave interference model described above and obtained from the captured reference and measurement images.
- I R , I v , IB represent the interference light intensity obtained for the wavelength X R , ⁇ v and ⁇ ⁇ respectively for a given pixel position.
- the principle consists in finding the triplet of intensities l R , l v , IB which minimizes the difference between the corresponding thickness values. Because of the two-wave interference pattern, the luminous intensity of the interference fringes varies with the thickness periodically.
- a luminous intensity value ⁇ is likely to be repeated on each period (a thickness value is in fact possible every ⁇ / 2).
- the correct thickness value corresponds to that for which the intensity triplet 1 R , 1 v , IB has thickness values whose deviation is minimal.
- the triplet of intensities A corresponds to the triplet which minimizes the difference between the thickness values estimated for the three wavelengths the more. ⁇ R , ⁇ ⁇ , ⁇ ⁇ .
- the value of the thickness which is then retained by the determination module 3 corresponds to the average of the three estimates e (X R ), e (X v ) e (X B ) obtained for this intensity triplet A, ie 150 nm in the example presented here.
- a least squares minimization method for example is particularly well suited for calculating the thickness of the thin layer according to the invention.
- topographic image representative of the thickness of the thin layer 13 determined over its entire surface according to the method and system of the invention (step 26).
- An example of a topographic image obtained by implementation of the invention is illustrated in 3D in Figure 4. It is a thin layer of polymer 50nm thick deposited on a silicon substrate.
- FIG. 5 shows the simplified structure of a processing module implementing the determination method according to the invention (for example the particular embodiment described above with reference to FIGS. 1A, 1B, 2 and 3). .
- This module comprises a random access memory 53 (for example a RAM memory), a processing unit 52, equipped for example with a processor, and controlled by a computer program stored in a read-only memory 51 (for example a ROM or a hard disc).
- a computer program stored in a read-only memory 51 (for example a ROM or a hard disc).
- the code instructions of the computer program are for example loaded into the RAM 53 before being executed by the processor of the processing unit 52.
- a processing unit 52 receives instructions. control of the light source, blackout screens and the image sensor.
- the processing unit 52 receives as input a reference image 54a and a measurement image 54b captured by the sensor.
- the processor of the processing unit 52 processes the reference and measurement images and outputs a topographic image 55 of the analyzed thin film according to the program instructions.
- FIG. 5 only illustrates one particular way, among several possible, of realizing the algorithm detailed above, in relation with FIG. 2.
- the technique of the invention is carried out indifferently:
- a reprogrammable calculation machine a PC computer, a DSP processor or a microcontroller
- a program comprising a sequence of instructions
- a dedicated calculation machine for example a set of logic gates such as an FPGA or an ASIC, or any other hardware module
- the corresponding program (that is to say the instruction sequence) can be stored in a removable storage medium (such as for example a floppy disk). , a CD-ROM or a DVD-ROM) or not, this storage medium being readable partially or totally by a computer or a processor.
- module may correspond in this document as well to a software component, a hardware component or a set of hardware and software components.
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