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- the present invention relates to producing a sample for a transmission electron microscope using a charged particle device, for example, a focused ion beam processing observation device (FIB).
- a charged particle device for example, a focused ion beam processing observation device (FIB).
- FIB focused ion beam processing observation device
- FIB is an apparatus that can process an object into an arbitrary shape using a sputtering effect by focusing charged particles and irradiating a sample.
- the FIB can pick up an arbitrary place from a target place.
- the method disclosed in Japanese Patent No. 2774884 is called the FIB microsampling method.
- the FIB microsampling method is the most suitable sample preparation method when conducting a state analysis or structural analysis on the order of several nanometers, which is a subject of recent nanotechnology research, using an electron microscope or the like.
- Patent Document 2 proposes a method of observing while cooling a sample.
- the inventor of the present application diligently studied the preparation of a transmission electron microscope sample, and as a result, the following knowledge was obtained.
- the sample temperature rises depending on conditions. It is considered effective to process samples while cooling them against heat, resins, low melting point metals, and low-temperature phase change materials.
- the target cooling temperature may not be obtained depending on the processing conditions.
- charged particle processing charged particles with energy collide with the sample processing position and a part of the energy is used for sputtering, but the remaining energy is taken into the sample and converted into thermal energy. Is done. This thermal energy is transmitted through the sample and diffused to the cooling site, so that it settles at a temperature near the cooling temperature after a certain time.
- the thermal energy given by the irradiation of charged particles exceeds the heat transfer amount toward the cooling unit, the temperature of the sample rises.
- processing with charged particles while cooling requires appropriate adjustment of the cooling temperature and charged particle irradiation conditions in consideration of the heat transfer characteristics and sample form of the sample.
- the cooling processing and observation methods required changing samples when processing and observation devices were different or when the holders were different. Since the sample for electron microscope observation is a thin and fine sample, handling with great care is required. Therefore, a holder that can be used as it is from sample preparation to observation is desired.
- An object of the present invention relates to efficiently performing processing or observation with charged particles while cooling.
- the present invention relates to processing observation in a cooled state of a material that may be affected by thermal damage.
- the present invention also relates to effectively reducing the influence of the sample processing method using charged particles by cooling.
- the present invention includes a sample stage that can fix a sample piece extracted from a sample by ion beam irradiation, and a rotation mechanism that rotates the sample stage in a desired direction, and can be mounted on an ion beam apparatus and a transmission electron microscope apparatus. And a sample holder having a movable heat transfer material that thermally connects the sample table and a cooling source, and a separating material that thermally isolates the sample table and the heat transfer material from the outside.
- FIG. 1 Schematic diagram of sample stage for cooling microsample, (a) positional relationship between sample and charged particle in charged particle device for processing, (b) positional relationship between sample and charged particle in charged particle device for observation.
- the flowchart of the cooling process by a charged particle. A cooling holder and a part of the sample stage of the charged particle apparatus, (a) an overview of the cooling holder, (b) a detailed structure of the cooling holder tip, (c) a detailed structure of the cooling holder tip (when using a shutter), (D) Detailed view of the periphery of the sample driving machine structure existing at the cooling holder end portion (also serving as a handle).
- Process area, sample shape and name explanatory drawing (a) Scanning ion microscope image and area display frame during thin film processing in FIB apparatus, (b) Micro sample overview and name of each part, (c) Thin film The cross-sectional outline figure which looked at the part from the paper surface horizontal direction, and explanatory drawing of a name. Drift correction window. Anti-condensation cooling holder. Cooling holder.
- the present invention relates to an FIB processing observation apparatus and a transmission electron microscope apparatus that can use the cooling holder.
- the microsample is directly adhered to the cooling part and processed and observed with charged particles while cooling efficiently.
- the cooling unit is a removable sample stage.
- the holder that holds the sample stage has a structure that allows the direction of the sample to be optimal for processing or observing with different charged particles in a cooled state. Furthermore, it has the structure which can go back and forth between different charged particle processing and observation apparatuses with cooling.
- a large space is provided around the sample and has a structure that does not obstruct the path of an ion beam or a signal (for example, characteristic X-rays) emitted from the sample.
- processing with charged particles taking into account the heat transfer characteristics of the sample, the sample form, and the target cooling temperature, the charged particle current amount, the irradiation time and the waiting time until the next irradiation are determined, and processing that does not impede the cooling effect. Do. In processing that provides a waiting time, the processing time becomes long, so the drift of the sample affects the processing. In order to solve this problem, processing is performed while drift correction is performed.
- the embodiment includes a sample stage that can fix a sample piece extracted from a sample by ion beam irradiation, and a rotation mechanism that rotates the sample stage in a desired direction, and can be mounted on an ion beam apparatus and a transmission electron microscope apparatus. And a sample holder having a movable heat transfer material that thermally connects the sample stage and the cooling source, and an isolation material that thermally isolates the sample stage and the heat transfer material from the outside.
- the embodiment discloses a sample holder in which the movable heat transfer material is a substance or a structure that transfers heat using an atomic slip phenomenon such as plastic deformation or using a slip between substances. .
- a sample holder having a degree of freedom in which a movable heat transfer material rotates on an axis in the longitudinal direction of the holder is disclosed.
- a sample holder in which the movable heat transfer material has a degree of freedom to expand and contract in the holder longitudinal direction.
- a sample holder in which the direction of the sample piece can be rotated 180 degrees on the axis in the longitudinal direction of the holder.
- a sample holder in which the direction of the sample piece can be rotated in two different directions.
- a substance or a mechanism that conducts heat in a direction different from the cooling source side that cools the sample piece is provided, a temperature distribution is generated in the vicinity of the sample piece, and the sample piece is placed in the vicinity of the sample piece.
- a sample holder in which a low temperature material is present.
- the material or mechanism that conducts heat in a direction different from the cooling source side has a heater using any of tungsten, molybdenum, or tantalum, and a sample holder that electrically controls the temperature gradient is provided. Disclose.
- a sample holder having a cover that can be moved from the outside of the apparatus for protecting a sample piece when moving between charged particle apparatuses is disclosed.
- the charged particle apparatus can be equipped with a sample holder, and the thermal conductivity, specific heat, emissivity, specific gravity, allowable temperature at which the sample piece is thermally stable, and interaction characteristics with charged particles.
- the unit time for irradiating the charged particle beam based on the shape of the sample piece, the acceleration voltage of the charged particle device, the probe current, the observation region, the processing region, the processing magnification, the observation magnification, and / or the sample cooling temperature, and the next Discloses a charged particle apparatus that can set a waiting time until a charged particle beam is irradiated to the same place.
- the unit time and the waiting time are set according to the thermal conductivity, specific heat, emissivity, specific gravity, allowable temperature at which the sample piece is thermally stable, interaction characteristics with charged particles, Disclosed is a charged particle device that automatically calculates the shape, acceleration voltage of the charged particle device, probe current, observation region, processing region, processing magnification, observation magnification, and / or sample cooling temperature.
- a charged particle device that performs processing and observation under conditions.
- the thermal conductivity, specific heat, emissivity, specific gravity, allowable temperature at which the sample piece is thermally stable, and / or interaction characteristics with charged particles are stored as physical property data of the sample piece.
- a charged particle device that reads as needed is disclosed.
- a charged particle device that detects the movement of the sample piece due to drift and corrects the processing position when processing a desired portion of the sample piece accurately.
- FIG. 1 shows a schematic diagram of a sample stage for microsample cooling in the present embodiment.
- the microsample 1 is a microsample produced by, for example, the FIB microsampling method.
- the processing observation area 2 is 10 ⁇ m square or less in normal processing observation.
- a space 4 for irradiating charged particles A5 (for example, an ion beam) is provided in this minute region, and the microsample is directly bonded to a cooled sample stage 3 connected to a cooling source and cooled.
- Observation can be performed while irradiating charged particles B6 (for example, an electron beam) from a direction perpendicular to the microsample 1 and cooling.
- charged particle irradiation region is a minute region, but in order to enhance the cooling effect, it is necessary to efficiently exhaust the heat generated there.
- the processing observation region 2 since the processing observation region 2 has a structure close to the cooling sample stage 3 at a distance of several ⁇ m or less, the cooling effect is high.
- the signal 7 emitted from the sample passes through the space 4 and is efficiently detected by the detector.
- the cooled sample stage 3 has a mechanism that can be removed from the cooling holder 8.
- the cooling holder 8 that holds the cooled sample stage 3 has a structure capable of moving back and forth between different charged particle devices while being cooled.
- the cooling holder 8 When the cooling holder 8 is used in an apparatus that does not have a mechanism such as a cold finger that selectively adsorbs a substance that solidifies by cooling, a minute heat transfer that intentionally transfers heat in a direction different from the cooling source side of the sample. Prepare a temperature gradient near the sample. Due to this temperature gradient, a portion having a lower temperature than the sample is provided in the vicinity of the sample.
- a mechanism such as a cold finger that selectively adsorbs a substance that solidifies by cooling
- a machining area 10 In processing with charged particles, follow the flowchart shown in FIG. A machining area 10, a machining current 11, a machining acceleration voltage 12, and the like are set by the initial setting 9 of the machining conditions. Next, according to the sample condition setting 13, the sample thermal conductivity 14, sample breakdown temperature 15, thermal emissivity 16, external cooling temperature 17, and the like are set. Then, by calculating 18 an appropriate processing condition, a unit beam irradiation time 19 and a beam irradiation waiting time 20 of the charged particles are determined.
- the charged particle current amount, the irradiation time and the waiting time until the next irradiation are determined, and processing that does not hinder the cooling effect is performed. .
- the machining condition is determined 23 by the machining area setting 21 and the machining time setting 22.
- the flowchart of this determination operation is shown in FIG. 2, and determines the unit beam irradiation time 19 and beam irradiation waiting time 20 of charged particles.
- the processing condition determination 23 can be performed with reference to the sample data 34 without inputting the sample information every time. .
- a drift correction time setting 24 and a drift correction reference position setting 25 are performed, and a machining start 26 is performed.
- the beam irradiation 27 for the machining is performed for a time corresponding to the unit beam irradiation time 19 derived in the machining condition determination 23.
- a waiting time 28 until the next processing is provided.
- This waiting time is the beam irradiation waiting time 20 derived in the processing condition determination 23. If the total machining time exceeds the machining time setting 22 by checking 29 whether the machining time has been reached, the process is terminated by the machining end 33. Until then, processing continues while correcting drift. In the drift correction, it is confirmed 30 whether the total elapsed time from the final drift correction has reached the drift correction time, and if not, the process returns to the beam irradiation 27 for processing.
- FIG. 4 shows in detail the cooling holder and a part of the sample stage of the charged particle apparatus in this embodiment.
- Non-Patent Document 1 The disclosed contents of Non-Patent Document 1 constitute a part of the disclosed contents in this specification.
- the rotation of the cooling gear A35 is controlled by a cooling gear B38 provided at the tip of the cooling shaft 37.
- the microsample 1 is given a rotation on the vertical axis of the drawing.
- the cooling shaft 37 is supported by heat shield bearings 56 and 57 provided in the cooling pipe 36.
- the cooled sample stage 3 can be arbitrarily detached from the cooling gear A35 after the processing observation is completed, and can be set again at any occasion and processed and observed.
- the microsample 1 is connected to a cooling source via a cooling sample stage 3, a cooling gear A35, a cooling gear B38, a cooling shaft 37, a cooling gear C39, a flexible heat conductor 40, a cooling rod 41, and a flexible heat conductor 42. .
- the microsample 1 is also connected to the cooling source via the cooling sample stage 3, the cooling gear A35, the cooling pipe 36, the cooling rod 41, and the flexible heat conductor 42.
- the microsample 1 is cooled to near the temperature of the cooling source. With the above structure, the entire periphery of the microsample 1 is cooled, and the sample cooling efficiency is high.
- the flexible heat conductor 40 may be one that uses plastic deformation caused by slip at the atomic level, or may be a mechanical flexible heat conductor that uses physical slip.
- the cooling source is held in the cooling source container inner side 44 and is isolated from the outside by a cooling source container outer side 46 thermally isolated by the heat shield 45. There is a vacuum between the cooling source container inner 44 and the cooling source container outer 46, which also serves to maintain thermal isolation from the outside world.
- a cooling gear C39 is provided at the end of the cooling shaft 37 and is connected to the motor 51 via a heat shield gear A47, a gear 48, a shaft 49, and a gear box 50.
- a mechanism for calculating a sample rotation angle by a motor controller (not shown in the figure) using the motor rotation readout cable 53 and giving an appropriate operation of the motor 51 from the motor controller via the motor power cable so that the target sample rotation angle is obtained. Is provided.
- the holder rotating part outer wall 54 includes a cooling shaft 37, a cooling pipe 36, a gear box 50, a motor 51, and the like.
- the heat shield 58, the heat shield 60, the heat shield 61, and the heat shield 62 are connected to the cooling pipe 36. Thermally isolated.
- the holder fixing part 55 further includes a holder rotating part outer wall 54 concentrically, and a movable heat shield 59 and an O-ring 65 are provided therebetween.
- the holder fixing part 55 is provided with a guide pin 72 and is in contact with the apparatus holder receiver 67 and the apparatus holder receiver 68 through an O-ring 66. The positional relationship of the cooling holder 8 with respect to the apparatus is referenced by the guide pins 72.
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- the guide pin 72 is used to determine the positional relationship between the holder and the stage. When a single holder is used to perform observation with all devices, the guide pin 72 changes the distance from the tip according to the device. It needs to be possible.
- the guide pin 72 has a structure that can take three positions for acceleration voltages 100, 200, and 300 KV.
- the holder fixing part 55 is set in the apparatus.
- the holder rotating part outer wall 54 can be rotated in any direction by rotation on the horizontal axis of the drawing, irrespective of the holder fixing part 55, regardless of the holder fixing part 55.
- the holder rotating part outer wall 54 may be provided with a mechanism that is electrically rotated by a motor drive (not shown). In the movement between different apparatuses, the holder rotating part outer wall 54 is rotated so that the sample is suitable for the target apparatus.
- the flexible heat conductor 42 is not affected by this rotation, and always connects the cooling source 43 and the cooling rod 41 thermally.
- a shutter 70 is provided in order to avoid sample breakage and contamination during transportation during movement between devices.
- the shutter 70 can be used at a position 70a in the apparatus and at a position 70b during conveyance. Further, the shutter 70 can be arbitrarily operated by the shutter operation unit 71 pulled out even during processing or observation.
- the shutter operation unit 71 is further connected to a known mechanical operation unit (not shown) and can be changed to a motor drive.
- FIG. 5 The typical positional relationship between the device and the sample is shown in FIG. In FIG. 5, the direction perpendicular to the paper surface is the longitudinal direction of the cooling holder 8.
- the thin film sample is arranged in parallel with the charged particles A5 emitted from the FIB objective lens 73, and the processing observation surface A77 and the processing observation surface B78 are arranged. By alternately processing, a thin film sample is produced while being cooled.
- the thin film sample is arranged substantially at right angles to the charged particle B6 (here, electron beam), and a transmitted wave 75 or the like is used.
- the sample is observed in a cooled state.
- the signal 7 for example, characteristic X-ray
- the space 4 not shown
- the structure appearing on the processed surface can be observed while processing the sample.
- the above-described composite apparatus exhibits effectiveness.
- this composite apparatus is used when thinning the true cross section of a micro plug in a semiconductor device.
- the processing observation surface A77 is observed with charged particles B6 (here, electron beams) while being processed with charged particles A5 (here, focused ion beams).
- the processing observation surface A77 is observed while being processed, and the processing is continued until the target plug can be seen.
- the processing observation surface B78 is observed while being processed as shown in FIG. 5D, and the processing is continued until the target plug is visible.
- This process is repeated to prepare a thin film sample so that the plug diameters observed on the processing observation surface A77 and the processing observation surface B78 are equal.
- the true cross section can be thinned easily with the target plug contained in the thin film.
- the thin film sample is perpendicular to the charged particle B6 (here, electron beam) as shown in FIG. 5 (e). It is desirable to arrange in.
- the FIB objective lens 73 and the charged particle A5 are not shown.
- this embodiment can also satisfy this purpose.
- the microsample 1 is directly fixed to the removable cooling sample stage 3, and processing and observation can be performed with one cooling holder while effectively cooling.
- FIG. 6 shows in detail the mesh-compatible biaxial inclined cooling holder in this example. Since the structure is the same as that described in the first embodiment except for the cooling holder tip, description thereof is omitted. Since the large sample orientation adjustment accompanying the movement between the processing observation apparatuses is performed by the same mechanism and method as in the first embodiment, description thereof is also omitted. Hereinafter, the main differences from the first embodiment will be mainly described.
- the microsample 1 is attached to a mesh-type cooled sample stage 3, and the cooled sample stage 3 is fixed to the cooling turntable 79 using a fixing plate 80 and a fixing screw 81.
- the fixing screw 81 By loosening or tightening the fixing screw 81, the mesh-type cooled sample stage 3 can be easily detached from the cooling holder and attached.
- the cooling turntable 79 is thermally connected by a cooling shaft 37 and a flexible heat conductor 82.
- the microsample 1 is thermally coupled to the cooling source 43 through the cooling sample stage 3, the cooling turntable 79, the flexible heat conductor 82, the cooling shaft 37, and the like, and is efficiently cooled.
- the temperature on the apparatus side is blocked by the tip heat shield 63, the heat shield 84, the heat shield 60, the movable heat shield 59, and the like, and is not transmitted to the microsample 1.
- the cooling turntable 79 is fixed to the cooling pipe 36 by a rotating shaft 83.
- the spring 85 presses the cooling turntable 79 downward, and applies a force for rotating the cooling turntable 79 on the axis in the vertical direction of the drawing.
- the cooling turntable holding rod 87 fixed to the cooling shaft 37 gives a force to stop the rotational force that the spring 85 gives to the cooling turntable 79.
- the sample tilt amount can be adjusted by appropriate motor control by reading the motor rotation amount.
- the entire cooling holder can be rotated by the holder receiving stage on the charged particle apparatus side, and the holder rotating part outer wall 54 can be rotated by a motor drive. .
- the microsample 1 can be directly fixed to the removable cooling sample stage 3, and processing and observation can be performed with one cooling holder while effectively cooling.
- FIG. 7 shows a mesh-compatible uniaxial inclined cooling holder in the present embodiment. Since the structure is the same as that described in the first embodiment except for the cooling holder tip, description thereof is omitted. Since the large sample orientation adjustment accompanying the movement between the processing apparatus and the observation apparatus is performed by the same mechanism and method as in the first embodiment, description thereof is also omitted.
- the main differences from the first and second embodiments will be mainly described.
- the microsample 1 is attached to a mesh-type cooled sample stage 3, and the cooled sample stage 3 is fixed to the cooling turntable 79 using a fixing plate 80 and a fixing screw 81.
- the fixing screw 81 By loosening or tightening the fixing screw 81, the mesh-type cooled sample stage 3 can be easily detached from the cooling holder and attached.
- the cooling turntable 79 is connected to the cooling shaft 37.
- the microsample 1 is thermally connected to the cooling source 43 through the cooling sample stage 3, the cooling turntable 79, the cooling shaft 37, and the like, and is efficiently cooled.
- a heat shield 88 is pressed by a spring 89 on the front end side of the cooling turntable 79, and vibration during observation of the cooling turntable 79 is suppressed.
- the temperature on the apparatus side is blocked by the tip heat shield 63, the heat shield 84, the heat shield 60, the movable heat shield 59, and the like, and is not transmitted to the microsample 1.
- the cooling turntable 79 is freely given rotation on the axis in the horizontal direction of the paper surface by the rotation of the cooling shaft 37 driven by a motor. Further, rotation can be applied by rotating the entire holder rotating part outer wall 54, and the entire cooling holder can be rotated on an axis in the horizontal direction of the drawing by the tilting mechanism of the holder receiving stage on the apparatus side.
- the microsample 1 can be directly fixed to the removable cooling sample stage 3, and processing and observation can be performed with one cooling holder while effectively cooling.
- the present embodiment has a simpler structure than the above two embodiments, but has the best heat conduction characteristics and high cooling efficiency. It is a cooling holder that is suitable for samples that can be tilted freely.
- Fig. 7 (b) shows a structure with further improved cooling efficiency.
- the heat shield 88 of the cooling turntable 79 is eliminated, and the heat conduction from the front end of the holder is completely cut off.
- This structure is effective when emphasizing processing, and can be processed while cooling the sample efficiently. Observation with an electron microscope or the like performs observation and analysis within a uniaxial tilt range.
- the processing region 10, the processing current 11, the processing acceleration voltage 12, and the like are set by the initial setting 9 of the processing conditions according to the flowchart shown in FIG.
- the sample condition setting 13 the sample thermal conductivity 14, sample breakdown temperature 15, thermal emissivity 16, external cooling temperature 17, and the like are set.
- a unit beam irradiation time 19 and a beam irradiation waiting time 20 of the charged particles are determined.
- FIG. 8 shows a machining condition initial input window 90.
- a condition is input. Since each condition can be read as digital information in the processing apparatus, the present embodiment includes apparatus link validity checks 96, 97, 98, and 99, and has a function of automatically displaying information. The operator only needs to confirm whether there is a difference between the condition in use and the display data.
- the sample information input window 100 is displayed.
- information about the sample is mainly entered.
- the sample information save button 101 and the sample information load button 102 are provided, and the labor of inputting the sample information every time can be saved.
- the input information will be described below.
- Sample name input 103, thermal conductivity input 104, specific heat capacity input 105, emissivity input 106, specific gravity input 107, damage layer thickness input 108 generated during processing, allowable temperature input 109, and ion beam impact coefficient input 110 are included.
- the information relates to the original physical properties of the sample, and is information that can be used by loading the sample data every time if the samples are the same.
- description of general physical constants is omitted.
- the thickness of the damaged layer generated during processing refers to a layer thickness different from the original state of the sample generated on the processed surface by FIB processing, and refers to an amorphous region in the case of Si.
- the allowable temperature is a temperature at which the sample can change from the original state of the sample. If the ice crystal is to be thinned, the allowable temperature is 0 ° C. or lower.
- the ion beam impact coefficient is a ratio of energy that contributes to the temperature rise of the sample by, for example, ion implantation, without being used as energy for sputtering and scraping the sample. If the sample has experimental data, the value is input. However, since there are few actual measurement values at present, the calculation method using Monte Carlo simulation is the current calculation method.
- Non-patent Document 2 As a representative Monte Carlo simulation method for calculating ion behavior when an ion beam is irradiated on a sample, “The Stopping” and “Range” of “Ions” in “Matter” (Non-patent Document 2) by James F. Ziegler exists. Details of the Monte Carlo simulation are not directly related to the present embodiment, and thus description thereof is omitted.
- the disclosure content of Non-Patent Document 2 constitutes a part of the disclosure content in this specification.
- sample thickness input 111 a sample thickness input 111 in the processing depth direction
- sample size input 112 in the processing depth direction a sample size input 112 in the processing depth direction
- observation width input 113 in the processing device of the processing surface an observation width input 113 in the processing device of the processing surface.
- the sample thickness refers to the thickness of the thin film, and refers to the thin film thickness 138 in the thin film processing region shown in FIG.
- the size of the sample in the processing depth direction is the height of the microsample 1 shown in FIG. 11B and needs to be measured when the microsample 1 is attached to the cooled sample stage 3. However, since it is a value that does not change due to processing, it may be input once.
- the observation width of the processing surface with the processing apparatus is the width of the processing surface. This refers to the width 139 when the slope is viewed from directly above (the direction observed during processing with the FIB apparatus).
- the thin film thickness 138 and the observation width 139 of the thin film sample processing surface always change during the processing, and each time input and recalculation of the conditions are required, but also in this regard, the apparatus link validity checks 114 and 115 are provided. And has a function of transferring information from the processed image display screen on the apparatus side.
- the processing screen refers to FIG. 11A, and the processing surface on the scanning ion microscope (SIM) image screen on which the observation width measurement frame 135 and the thin film thickness measurement frame 136 of the thin film sample processing surface are observed, respectively.
- SIM scanning ion microscope
- the side length is automatically adjusted to match the thin film portion, and the result is transferred to the sample thickness input 111 and the observation width input 113 in the processing device of the processing surface.
- the thin film thickness obtained by analyzing the signal obtained from the sample on the SEM or STEM device side. It is also possible to transfer the measurement information.
- thin film thickness measurement using an SEM or STEM apparatus refers to a method using reflected electrons, a method using high-angle scattered waves on the transmission side, and a method using electron energy loss spectroscopy (EELS). Since these are existing technologies, detailed description is omitted.
- the cooling temperature input 116 further inputs the sample cooling temperature by the cooling holder. Again, the holder cooling temperature measured by the thermocouple (not shown in FIG. 4) by the device link validity check 117 is transferred.
- the sample information input window 100 further has a function of correcting a processing condition based on experience in consideration of a complicated sample form. Specifically, the special condition validity check 118 is provided, and the calculated unit ion beam irradiation time 128 and the beam irradiation waiting time 129 are corrected by the unit ion beam irradiation time adjustment amount 119 and the beam irradiation waiting time adjustment amount 120. can do.
- the input can be set in units, or can be set in proportion to the calculated result.
- the condition calculation is based on the unit ion beam irradiation time 128 in which the temperature increase applied to the sample processing surface of the unit ion beam irradiation does not affect the sample, and the amount of heat applied by the unit ion irradiation is the next unit irradiation. This is performed for the beam irradiation waiting time 129 in consideration of the time until it is sufficiently transmitted to the cooling unit.
- the calculation method is shown below.
- the sample allowable temperature is MT
- the sample cooling temperature is Tg
- the amount by which the temperature of the sample surface is increased by unit ion beam irradiation is dT.
- dT (MT ⁇ Tg) / 3 Equation (1)
- the following conditions are set. This setting condition can be considered in various cases, so avoid describing all of them.
- J A ⁇ t ⁇ V ⁇ Ef (2) Indicated.
- the probe current is A
- the beam irradiation time is t
- the processing acceleration voltage is V
- the ion beam impact coefficient is Ef.
- processing is performed by staying the beam for each pixel on the processing screen and processing is performed, and the time is generally called Dwell Time. From the magnification input information, it is possible to easily take correspondence between 1 Pixel in the apparatus being processed and the actual distance.
- Dwell Time an area to be irradiated with a pixel unit beam is obtained once, and the above calculation is performed on that portion to obtain Dwell time, that is, the unit ion beam irradiation time referred to in this embodiment.
- the time until the thermal energy applied by unit ion beam irradiation is relaxed to a steady state is obtained.
- ⁇ is the thermal conductivity
- T is the temperature
- grad T is the temperature gradient
- S is the cross-sectional area in contact with the unprocessed portion where the thin film is sufficiently cooled.
- an x coordinate may be provided in the thin film width direction and a temperature distribution simulation may be performed.
- the temperature at the center is high like a bow, and the distribution falls at both ends. Both are parameters that can be calculated from the input information.
- J Q ⁇ tw Equation (7)
- tw is a relaxation time and corresponds to a necessary beam irradiation waiting time.
- the heat flowing out of the sample is radiant heat R in addition to heat conduction.
- ⁇ is the emissivity of the sample.
- the S surface is the surface area of the thin film and is an area contributing to radiation. In the case of a thin film, it approximates to the thin film area.
- Ta is the surface temperature of the material surrounding the sample.
- the equation (7) is as follows.
- Ts (MT ⁇ Tg) / 6 + Tg (11) so that the instantaneous temperature rise from the average sample temperature does not exceed the allowable temperature.
- Ts (MT ⁇ Tg) / 6 + Tg (11)
- the unit ion beam irradiation time 128 and the beam irradiation waiting time 129 are calculated as 1.2 ⁇ s and 0.117 ms, respectively.
- the result is displayed in a condition calculation result window 127 as shown in FIG.
- the condition registration button 131 is a button for registering after confirming the condition. At the time of registration, the operator can also register each value with a slight modification from the calculated value. Further, as a preliminary calculation, the height 130 of the processing area that returns to the same processing pixel after passing the beam irradiation waiting time with the calculated unit ion beam irradiation time and processing width is also calculated for reference.
- the waiting time until the next processing beam is irradiated to each processing pixel exceeds the required waiting time, so the processing may be performed as it is.
- the height of the machining area set at the beginning is smaller than this recommended height, the machining area is expanded to this height, or after waiting for the necessary time after machining scanning of the set area, the next machining scan is started. There is a need. In the present embodiment, any of these measures is possible, and if the operator can freely set the processing area, the apparatus side irradiates the ion beam under necessary conditions.
- processing condition automatic adjustment enable button 126 is pressed in the sample information input window 100, all link functions are enabled.
- the machining area is set on the screen and machining is started, the conditions are automatically calculated, and machining is started at an appropriate unit ion beam irradiation time 128 and beam irradiation waiting time 129.
- the recommended processing width is 15 nm, which is narrower than the normal processing region, so that the processing is performed as it is in the normal setting region.
- a machining area setting 21, a machining time setting 22, and a machining condition determination 23 are performed.
- the flowchart of this determination operation is shown in FIG. 2, and determines the unit beam irradiation time 19 and beam irradiation waiting time 20 of charged particles.
- the processing condition determination 23 can be performed with reference to the sample data 34 without inputting the sample information every time. . Since details are described in the fourth embodiment, description thereof is omitted here.
- Drift correction time setting 24 and drift correction reference position setting 25 are performed, and machining start 26 is performed.
- the beam irradiation 27 for the machining is performed for a time corresponding to the unit beam irradiation time 19 derived in the machining condition determination 23.
- a waiting time 28 until the next processing is provided.
- This waiting time is the beam irradiation waiting time 20 derived in the processing condition determination 23.
- a check 30 is performed to determine whether or not the total elapsed time from the final drift correction has reached the drift correction time, and if not, the process returns to the beam irradiation 27 for processing. If it has reached, confirmation 31 that the reference position has not moved is performed, and if not, the process returns to the beam irradiation 27 for processing. If moving, the machining area is moved 32 by an amount corresponding to the movement of the reference position. Thereafter, returning to the beam irradiation 27 for processing, a series of processing is continued.
- Fig. 12 shows the drift correction window.
- a drift correction time 141 and a drift correction reference area setting button 142 are used to set an arbitrary location on the charged particle scanning screen as a drift correction reference area and perform drift correction at an arbitrary time. It is a window for.
- a drift test button 143 is provided to check whether the set reference point is valid. This function is a function for confirming whether the same value as the set transition or a nearby value can be detected by changing the scanning of the charged particles in a certain amount in the x and y directions. As a test result, the result of evaluating drift using the given transition and the set reference point is displayed in the drift evaluation result 148.
- the device operator determines whether the result is within the compromise range, and presses the confirm button 145 if it is within the range.
- the same drift correction reference area is used, and the machining position, its machining shape, and machining time are changed. Since there is no need to open the drift correction window 140 every time the machining position, machining shape, etc. are changed to make various settings or to check whether the correction position functions normally, the drift correction standard is not necessary.
- An area link button 144 is provided. By enabling this button, when the machining area 132 is changed, the position of the drift correction reference area 158 (see FIG. 11) on the apparatus side is simply moved to a place where it is desired to be an appropriate correction reference area, and drifts as it is.
- the cooling processing in a state where the drift correction function is enabled can be started.
- the operator can set the machining area 132, the machining time 22, the drift correction reference area 158, the thin film thickness measurement frame 136, and the thin film sample machining surface.
- charged particle processing that performs drift correction can be easily performed under processing conditions that do not hinder the cooling effect.
- the reference image 146 and the latest image 147 for evaluating the drift are displayed in the drift correction window 140.
- the correction result is displayed in the drift evaluation result 148 together with the time when the correction process is performed each time.
- the location display 149 indicates where the drift correction reference area is in the charged particle screen by the current correction reference position 150.
- the limit display 151 of the correction reference position indicates the position of the correction reference area where a part of the correction area or a part of the processed area after correction protrudes from the charged particle screen.
- FIG. 13 shows a condensation prevention type cooling holder in this embodiment.
- a charged particle processing apparatus represented by an FIB apparatus is equipped with a cold finger that adsorbs contaminants in the vicinity of a sample in the apparatus and adsorbs substances that solidify when cooled.
- contamination and condensation occur depending on the degree of vacuum in the apparatus and the amount of water vapor contained in the vacuum, and the solidified substance adheres to the sample surface.
- the present embodiment solves this problem. Since the basic structure of the cooling holder is such that the minute heat transfer material 152 is provided at the tip portion of any one of the first, second, and third embodiments, description of the entire holder is omitted here. .
- FIG. 13 shows an example in which a condensation prevention mechanism is provided in the cooling holder of the first embodiment.
- a minute heat transfer material 152 is provided in a direction different from the cooling gear B38, the cooling shaft 37, and the cooling pipe 36 that give a cooling effect to the cooling sample table 3 on which the microsample 1 is attached and the cooling gear A35 on which the microsample 1 is set. .
- This structure creates a temperature gradient around the sample. This temperature gradient is such that the temperature on the minute heat transfer material 152 side is high and the temperature on the cooling source side is low.
- the cooling shaft 37 in FIG. 13 has a temperature sufficiently lower than that of the sample, and acts to solidify and adsorb contaminants and water vapor in the vicinity of the sample, substantially like a cold finger.
- the minute heat transfer material 152 may be a needle or a screw tip. In the structure shown in FIG.
- the temperature gradient in the vicinity of the sample is adjusted using a phenomenon in which a certain amount of heat is transferred from the apparatus to the minute heat transfer material 152 through the tip heat shield 63.
- the minute heat transfer material 152 may be slightly heated by a heater (not shown).
- FIG. 14 shows a cooling holder in this embodiment. Since the basic structure is the same as that of the first embodiment, the description of the same part is omitted.
- the cooling gear A35 and the cooling gear B38 are meshed at an angle of 90 degrees, and the rotation of the cooling shaft 37 is used as the sample.
- the part that was conveyed is realized with a different structure.
- the cooling sample stage 3 is set on the cooling gear 157 and can be arbitrarily detached from the cooling gear 157.
- the cooling gear 157 has a structure in which a force is applied in the horizontal direction of the paper surface by a rod-shaped cooling gear 156 in contact with the side surface thereof, and the sample is rotated on an axis in the vertical direction of the paper surface.
- the cooling gear 156 is connected to the cooling rod 153, and the cooling rod 153 is further connected to the cooling gear 154.
- the positions of the cooling rod 153 and the cooling gear 156 are changed by the rotation of the heat shield gear 155 engaged with the cooling gear 154.
- the heat shield gear 155 is moved by the electrically controlled motor, and the sample positioned at the tip of the holder can be rotated on the axis in the vertical direction of the drawing.
- the flexible heat conductor 42, the cooling rod 41, and the flexible heat conductor 40 are provided as described in the first embodiment.
- the difference from the first embodiment is that the flexible heat conductor 40 has a degree of freedom to rotate on the axis in the horizontal direction of the paper surface in the first embodiment, whereas in this embodiment, the length is changed in the horizontal direction of the paper surface. This is a point having a degree of freedom.
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Description
dT=(MT-Tg)/3 ・・・・・・・・・・・式(1)
なる条件を設定している。この設定条件は、様々なケースが考えられるので、全てについては記述を避ける。次に、単位イオンビーム照射が試料に温度として与えるエネルギーJは上記入力情報を用いて
J=A・t・V・Ef ・・・・・・・・・・・・・式(2)
示される。ここでプローブ電流をA、ビーム照射時間をt、加工加速電圧をV、及びイオンビーム衝撃係数をEfとする。イオン照射が試料に与えるエネルギーJとそのイオン照射によって瞬間的に上昇する加工表面温度dTとの間には
dT=J/(g・C) ・・・・・・・・・・・・・式(3)
の関係が成り立つ。ここで、gは加工表面の質量である。本実施例では、ダメージ層程度の厚さ分が、イオンビームが瞬間的に影響を与える領域とし、ダメージ層に相当する質量を加工表面の質量としている。また、Cは比熱である。上記式(1),(2),(3)より、ビーム照射時間tは以下で示される。
Q=-λgradT・S ・・・・・・・・・・・・・・式(5)
で示される。ここで、λは熱伝導率、Tは温度であり、gradTは温度勾配、Sは薄膜が十分冷却された加工されていない部分と接している断面積である。温度勾配は、平均試料温度Ts、冷却温度Tg、及び薄膜幅Wによって、簡易的には
gradT=2・(Ts-Tg)/W ・・・・・・・・式(6)
で示される。より詳細に算出を行いたい場合は、薄膜幅方向にx座標を設け、温度分布シミュレーションを行えばよい。一般的に薄膜の両端が冷却部に接しており、全体に一様な熱が加えられるようなモデルでは、弓なりに中心の温度が高く、両端で落ち込んだ分布となる。いずれも、上記入力情報から算出できるパラメータである。
J=Q・tw ・・・・・・・・・・・・・・・・・式(7)
の関係が成り立つ。ここで、twは緩和時間であり、必要なビーム照射待ち時間に相当する。
R=2・σ・ε・S表面・(Ts4-Ta4) ・・・式(8)
の熱を放出する。ここで、σはシュテファン=ボルツマン定数で5.67×10-8[Wm-2K-4]の値を持つ。εは試料の放射率である。S表面は薄膜の表面積で、放射に寄与する面積である。薄膜の場合ほとんど、薄膜面積に近似される。Taは試料を取り囲む物質の表面温度である。放射熱Rを考慮すると式(7)は以下のようになる。
tw=J/[λgradT・S+2・σ・ε・S表面・(Ts4
-Ta4)] ・・・式(10)
で示される。本実施例では平均的な試料温度から瞬間的温度上昇が許容温度を超えないように、試料温度Tsを
Ts=(MT-Tg)/6+Tg ・・・・・・・式(11)
として設定いるが、これはあくまでも一例としての設定であり、様々な設定法が考えられる。
2 加工観察領域
3 冷却試料台
4 空間
5 荷電粒子A
6 荷電粒子B
7 試料から発せられるシグナル
8 冷却ホールダ
9 加工条件の初期設定
10,21 加工領域の設定
11 加工電流の設定
12 加工加速電圧の設定
13 試料条件の設定
14 熱伝導率
15 試料破壊温度
16 熱放射率
17 外部冷却温度
18 加工条件の算出
19 単位ビーム照射時間
20,129 ビーム照射待ち時間
22 加工時間の設定
23 加工条件の決定
24 ドリフト補正時間の設定
25 ドリフト補正基準位置の設定
26 加工開始
27 加工のためのビーム照射
28 待ち時間
29 加工時間に達したか確認
30 ドリフト補正時間に達したか確認
31 基準位置が動いていないか確認
32 基準位置の移動に相当する量、加工領域を移動
33 加工終了
34 試料データ
35 冷却歯車A
36 冷却パイプ
37 冷却シャフト
38 冷却歯車B
39 冷却歯車C
40,42,82 フレキシブルヒートコンダクタ
41 冷却ロッド
43 冷却源
44 冷却源容器内側
45,58,60,61,62,84,88 熱シールド
46 冷却源容器外側
47 熱シールド歯車A
48 歯車
49 シャフト
50 ギアボックス
51 モータ
52 モータ電源ケーブル
53 モータ回転読み出しケーブル
54 ホールダ回転パーツ外壁
55 ホールダ固定パーツ
56,57 熱シールド軸受け
59 可動熱シールド
63 先端熱シールド
64,65,66 O-リング
67,68 装置ホールダ受け
69 装置ホールダ受け先端側
70 シャッター
71 シャッター操作部
72 ガイドピン
73 FIB対物レンズ
74 電子顕微鏡インレンズ型対物レンズ
75 透過波
76 電子顕微鏡対物レンズ
77 加工・観察面A
78 加工・観察面B
79 冷却回転台
80 固定プレート
81 固定ネジ
83 回転軸
85,89 ばね
86 ばね固定棒
87 冷却回転台押さえ棒
90 加工条件初期入力ウィンドウ
91 加速電圧入力
92 プローブ電流入力
93 加工幅入力
94 加工倍率入力
95 登録ボタン
96,97,98,99,114,115,117 装置リンク有効チェック
100 試料情報入力ウィンドウ
101 試料情報セーブボタン
102 試料情報ロードボタン
103 試料名入力
104 熱伝導率入力
105 比熱容量入力
106 放射率入力
107 比重入力
108 加工時に生じるダメージ層の厚さ入力
109 許容温度入力
110 イオンビーム衝撃係数入力
111 試料厚さ入力
112 試料の加工奥行き方向のサイズ入力
113 加工面の加工装置での観察幅入力
116 冷却温度入力
118 特殊条件有効チェック
119 単位イオンビーム照射時間調整量
120 ビーム照射待ち時間調整量
121,122,123,124 単位選択チェック
125 決定ボタン
126 加工条件自動調整有効ボタン
127 条件算出結果ウィンドウ
128 単位イオンビーム照射時間
130 加工エリアの高さ
131 条件登録ボタン
132 加工エリア
133 加工幅
134 加工高さ
135 薄膜試料加工面の観察幅測定枠
136 薄膜厚さ測定枠
137 試料の加工奥行き方向のサイズ
138 薄膜厚さ
139 薄膜試料加工面の観察幅
140 ドリフト補正ウィンドウ
141 ドリフト補正時間
142 ドリフト補正基準エリア設定ボタン
143 ドリフトテストボタン
144 ドリフト補正基準エリア装置リンクボタン
145 確定ボタン
146 基準画像
147 ドリフトを評価する最新の画像
148 ドリフト評価結果
149 場所表示
150 現在の補正基準位置
151 補正基準位置の限界表示
152 微小熱伝達物
153 冷却棒
154,156 冷却ギア
155 熱シールド歯車
157 冷却歯車
158 ドリフト補正基準エリア
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- イオンビーム照射により試料から摘出された試料片を固定できる試料台と、該試料台を所望方向に回転させる回転機構と、を備え、イオンビーム装置と透過電子線顕微鏡装置に装着可能な試料ホールダであって、
前記試料台と冷却源とを熱的に接続する可動な熱伝達物と、前記試料台と該熱伝達物質を熱的に外界から隔離する隔離物質を有することを特徴とする試料ホールダ。 - 請求項1記載の試料ホールダにおいて、
前記可動な熱伝達物が、塑性変形のような原子のすべり現象を利用するか、又は物質同士のすべりを利用して熱を伝える物質もしくは構造物であることを特徴とする試料ホールダ。 - 請求項1記載の試料ホールダにおいて、
前記可動な熱伝達物が、ホールダ長手方向の軸上で回転する自由度を持つことを特徴とする試料ホールダ。 - 請求項1記載の試料ホールダにおいて、
前記可動な熱伝達物が、ホールダ長手方向に伸縮する自由度を持つことを特徴とする試料ホールダ。 - 請求項1記載の試料ホールダにおいて、
前記試料片の向きをホールダ長手方向の軸上に180回転可能であることを特徴とする試料ホールダ。 - 請求項1記載の試料ホールダにおいて、
前記試料片の向きを異なる二方向に回転可能であることを特徴とする試料ホールダ。 - 請求項1記載の試料ホールダにおいて、
前記試料片を冷却する冷却源側とは異なる方向に熱を伝える物質又は機構を備え、前記試料片の近傍に温度分布を発生させ、前記試料片の近傍に該試料片より温度の低い物質を存在させることを特徴とする試料ホールダ。 - 請求項7記載の試料ホールダにおいて、
前記冷却源側とは異なる方向に熱を伝える物質又は機構が、タングステン,モリブデン、又はタンタルのいずれかを用いたヒータを有し、温度勾配を電気的にコントロールすることを特徴とする試料ホールダ。 - 請求項1記載の試料ホールダにおいて、
荷電粒子装置間を移動する際に試料片を保護するための、装置外部から可動させることが可能なカバーを有することを特徴とする試料ホールダ。 - 請求項1~9のいずれかに記載の試料ホールダの使用法であって、
荷電粒子による前記試料片の加工又は観察において、荷電粒子を試料に照射する単位時間と、その次に同じ場所を照射するまでの待ち時間を設け、それらを調整することにより試料の温度上昇を防ぐ方法。 - 請求項1~9のいずれかに記載の試料ホールダを装着できる荷電粒子装置であって、
前記試料片の熱伝導率,比熱,放射率,比重,試料片が熱的に安定な許容温度,荷電粒子との相互作用特性,試料片の形状,荷電粒子装置の加速電圧,プローブ電流,観察領域,加工領域,加工倍率,観察倍率、及び/又は試料冷却温度に基づいて、荷電粒子線を照射する単位時間と、その次に同じ場所に荷電粒子線を照射するまでの待ち時間を設定できることを特徴とする荷電粒子装置。 - 請求項11記載の荷電粒子装置において、
前記単位時間、及び前記待ち時間を、試料片の熱伝導率,比熱,放射率,比重,試料片が熱的に安定な許容温度,荷電粒子との相互作用特性,試料片の形状,荷電粒子装置の加速電圧,プローブ電流,観察領域,加工領域,加工倍率,観察倍率、及び/又は試料冷却温度に基づいて自動的に算出することを特徴とする荷電粒子装置。 - 請求項11記載の荷電粒子装置において、
荷電粒子装置の加速電圧,プローブ電流,観察領域,加工領域,加工倍率,観察倍率、及び/又は試料冷却温度の情報を取り込み、加工条件や観察条件の算出を行い、該条件で加工や観察を行うことを特徴とする荷電粒子装置。 - 請求項11記載の荷電粒子装置において、
前記試料片の熱伝導率,比熱,放射率,比重,試料片が熱的に安定な許容温度、及び/又は荷電粒子との相互作用特性を試料片の物性データとして保存し、必要に応じて読み込むことを特徴とする荷電粒子装置。 - 請求項11記載の荷電粒子装置において、
前記試料片の所望箇所を正確に加工する際に、該試料片のドリフトによる移動を検出し、加工位置を補正することを特徴とする荷電粒子装置。
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