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- the present invention relates to a surface measuring device for measuring the roughness of a substrate surface and an inspection device for inspecting a defect on the substrate surface.
- the present invention relates to a surface measurement and inspection apparatus using a light scattering method, and more particularly to microroughness measurement and defect inspection of a wafer surface or the like in a semiconductor device manufacturing process.
- microroughness occurs in processes such as polishing, cleaning, film formation, heat treatment, and planarization. Therefore, in order to improve the performance and yield of devices, the microroughness is measured for each process. It is necessary to properly manage state and process conditions.
- AFM Anamic Force Microscope
- Patent Document 5 A microroughness measuring apparatus using a light scattering method is disclosed in, for example, US Pat. No. 7,286,218 (Patent Document 5).
- Patent Document 8 discloses filtering by signal processing.
- the aperture of a plurality of detection optical systems is associated with a spatial frequency region of microroughness, and RMS (root mean square) roughness can be evaluated for each spatial frequency region.
- RMS root mean square
- the spatial distribution of scattered light changes in various directions such as forward / backward / sideways depending on the difference in microroughness, but consideration is given to changes in scattered light that do not enter the aperture of the detection optical system. Absent.
- an epi wafer has a step / terrace structure in a specific direction and a specific spatial frequency.
- the microroughness of the epi-wafer has anisotropy in a wide spatial frequency region in addition to the step / terrace structure. It was also found that due to this anisotropy, the spatial distribution of scattered light changes according to the direction of illumination light even in the same microroughness. The change in the detection signal due to the microroughness anisotropy is not considered in the prior art.
- Patent Document 8 it is said that the low spatial frequency component of the background signal can be reduced by signal processing.
- a first object of the present invention is to provide a surface measuring apparatus and method capable of measuring surface roughness with high precision in anisotropic microroughness.
- a second object of the present invention is to provide a surface inspection apparatus and method capable of highly sensitive detection of defects on a surface having anisotropy microroughness.
- the present invention is characterized in that a characteristic amount related to anisotropy of microroughness on a substrate surface is obtained.
- the present invention is characterized in that the surface state is obtained in consideration of the microroughness anisotropy of the substrate surface.
- the present invention is characterized in that surface defects are detected in consideration of the microroughness anisotropy of the substrate surface.
- the present invention is characterized by continuously obtaining a two-dimensional spatial frequency spectrum defined by orthogonal spatial frequency axes with respect to surface roughness.
- the present invention provides a surface measurement apparatus that illuminates light on a sample surface, detects scattered light from the sample surface with a plurality of detection optical systems, and measures the roughness of the sample surface from the plurality of detection signals.
- the optical axis directions of the detection optical systems are different from each other, and the method includes a process of calculating a two-dimensional spatial frequency spectrum of the sample surface.
- the present invention is characterized in that the illumination light is a spot beam, and the illumination light scans the sample surface by rotational movement and linear movement of the sample.
- the present invention is characterized in that the optical axes of at least two of the detection optical systems are in a plane perpendicular to the incident surface of the sample, and the aperture is symmetric with respect to the incident surface.
- the optical axes of at least two of the detection optical systems are in a plane perpendicular to the incident surface of the sample, and the aperture is symmetric with respect to the incident surface, and the optical axes of the at least two of the detection optical systems are incident. It lies in a plane parallel to the surface.
- a relationship between a two-dimensional spatial frequency spectrum having a known surface roughness and a detection signal is recorded in advance in a library, the detection signal from the sample surface is compared with the library, and a two-dimensional space on the sample surface is compared. It includes processing for calculating a frequency spectrum.
- the present invention includes a process of calculating a sum of the plurality of detection signals, and a process of calculating a ratio (detection signal ratio) between each detection signal and the detection signal sum.
- the present invention includes a process of calculating a predetermined feature amount of the sample surface using the two-dimensional spatial frequency spectrum, and outputs a map of the feature amount in the entire sample surface or a predetermined region.
- the feature amount is at least an anisotropic principal axis angle of the two-dimensional spatial frequency spectrum, an anisotropic flatness, an RMS roughness in a predetermined two-dimensional spatial frequency region, or the two-dimensional space. It is the cut-off spatial frequency or peak spatial frequency of the frequency spectrum, or the thickness of the film forming the sample surface.
- the present invention includes a process of calculating a three-dimensional shape of the sample surface using the two-dimensional spatial frequency spectrum at a predetermined position on the sample surface, and outputting the three-dimensional shape.
- the present invention provides a surface measurement method for illuminating a sample surface with light, detecting scattered light from the sample surface with a plurality of detection optical systems, and measuring the roughness of the sample surface from the plurality of detection signals.
- the optical axis directions of the detection optical systems are different from each other, and the method includes a process of calculating a two-dimensional spatial frequency spectrum of the sample surface.
- the present invention illuminates the sample surface with light, detects scattered light from the sample surface with a plurality of detection optical systems, and processes the plurality of detection signals to detect defects on the sample surface. Multiplying the plurality of detection signals by a weighting factor, and adding the output of the step to obtain a signal sum, wherein the weighting factor is a function of a declination in the polar coordinate system of the sample surface.
- the present invention has at least one of the following effects.
- a detailed state of the substrate surface can be obtained.
- Highly sensitive detection of defects becomes possible. To express this effect more clearly, for example, by multiplying the detection signal according to the deviation angle of the inspection position on the wafer, high-sensitivity detection of defects can be performed on an anisotropic microroughness surface. It can also be expressed as possible.
- FIG. 1 It is a figure which shows schematic structure of the surface measuring apparatus which concerns on this invention. It is a figure which shows the flow of the surface measurement which concerns on this invention. It is a figure which shows a pair of detection optical system and photodetector in Example 1 of the surface measuring apparatus which concerns on this invention. It is a figure which shows rotation and linear movement of a wafer. It is a figure which shows an example of the AFM measurement value of micro roughness. It is a figure which shows the contour line of a two-dimensional spatial frequency spectrum. It is a figure explaining the relationship between the principal axis direction of anisotropy and scattered light distribution. It is a figure explaining the relationship between an anisotropic flatness ratio and scattered light distribution.
- Example 10 is a diagram illustrating a set of detection optical systems and photodetectors in Example 3. It is a figure which shows the signal processing of the conventional surface inspection apparatus. It is a figure explaining the relationship between the deflection angle of a test
- FIG. 1 A schematic configuration of the surface measuring apparatus is shown in FIG.
- the main components are a stage 2 on which the wafer 1 is mounted, a light source 3, an illumination optical system 4 having a lens, a mirror, etc., a detection optical system 51 to 59 having a lens, a mirror, etc. (53 to 59 are not shown), a detection Photodetectors 61 to 69 (63 to 69 are not shown) for detecting the light collected by the optical systems 51 to 59, a signal processing system 7, a control system 8, and an operation system 9.
- the detection optical systems 51 to 59 are arranged so that at least one of an elevation angle and an azimuth angle differs from the wafer 1. Accordingly, the photodetectors 61 to 69 are also arranged so that at least one of the elevation angle and the azimuth angle differs from the wafer 1.
- the light having a predetermined wavelength emitted from the light source 3 is changed to a predetermined polarization by a polarizing filter (not shown).
- Light from the light source 3 passes through an illumination optical system 4 including a lens, a mirror, and the like.
- the light that has passed through the illumination optical system 4 illuminates the wafer 1 with a predetermined incident angle and a predetermined direction (projection of the direction of the illumination light onto the wafer surface), and as a result, a spot of a predetermined size is formed on the wafer 1.
- a beam is formed.
- the direction of the illumination light and the spot beam position on the wafer are fixed with respect to the space.
- the direction of the illumination light is, for example, parallel to a straight line connecting the spot beam position and the wafer center.
- the operation so far is expressed as step 200 in FIG.
- the scattered light due to microroughness on the surface of the wafer 1 is diverged by the illumination of the spot beam. Scattered light is collected by the detection optical systems 51 to 59 and detected by the photodetectors 61 to 69. This operation is included in step 201 in FIG.
- FIG. 3 shows scattered light detection by a set of detection optical systems and photodetectors.
- the detection optical system 52 and the photodetector 62 are arranged so as not to detect the regular reflection light from the surface of the wafer 1. That is, a dark field image of the spot beam on the wafer 1 is formed.
- the detection optical systems 51 to 59 are arranged so that at least one of the elevation angle and the azimuth angle differs from the wafer 1, that is, the directions of the optical axes of the detection optical systems 51 to 59 are mutually different. Therefore, the set of detection signals reflects the spatial distribution of scattered light (hereinafter referred to as scattered light distribution). This indicates that the surface measurement apparatus of the present embodiment can obtain the scattered light distribution from the microroughness (step 201 in FIG. 2).
- the detected signal is converted into a digital signal by an AD converter (not shown) and transmitted to the signal processing system 7.
- the control system 8 moves the stage 2 so that the spot beam scans the entire surface of the wafer or a predetermined region while acquiring the detection signal.
- the stage 2 is a rotary stage mounted on a linear moving stage.
- the scanning operation performed between the spot beam and the wafer 1 will be described.
- the wafer 1 is linearly moved by the stage 2 in the direction of the arrow 401 (this can also be expressed as a direction substantially parallel to the direction of the illumination light) Rotate in the direction of arrow 402. Accordingly, the locus of the spot beam on the wafer 1 is spiral.
- the signal processing system 7 stores the measurement position on the wafer 1 in a polar coordinate system (coordinate system expressed by a radius and a declination) with the center of the wafer 1 as the origin.
- a virtual reference line 405 for example, a half line passing through the notch 404 and the wafer center
- the signal processing system 7 performs the subsequent processing.
- the signal processing system 7 includes a storage medium in which a library is stored.
- This library includes, for example, detection signals in optical conditions for obtaining a two-dimensional spatial frequency spectrum and scattered light distribution for a number of known microroughnesses. The relationship with is recorded.
- the signal processing system 7 obtains a two-dimensional spatial frequency spectrum by referring to the detected scattered light distribution and the data in this library. More specifically, the signal processing system 7 compares the detected detection signal with the detection signal in the library, and obtains a two-dimensional spatial frequency spectrum for the most similar detection signal (step 203).
- the two-dimensional spatial frequency spectrum means that when the surface shape is expressed in three-dimensional coordinates (X, Y, Z), the height Z is two-dimensionally Fourier transformed with respect to (X, Y), and the absolute value of the amplitude is squared. It can be expressed as the power that can be obtained. That is, the two-dimensional spatial frequency spectrum is defined by two intersecting (more specifically, orthogonal) spatial frequency axes in the X direction and the Y direction. Although details of the two-dimensional spatial frequency spectrum will be described later, the two-dimensional spatial frequency spectrum obtained in the present embodiment is continuous on the two-dimensional spatial frequency axis as shown in FIG.
- the signal processing system 7 calculates a feature value of microroughness using the two-dimensional spatial frequency spectrum (step 204) and transmits it to the control system 8. Details of the feature amount will be described later. Then, after calculating the feature amount of the entire wafer surface or a predetermined region, a feature amount map is displayed on the operation system 9 (step 205).
- a single wavelength light source such as a laser or a light emitting diode in the visible light region, the ultraviolet light region, and the far ultraviolet light region can be used.
- a continuous wavelength light source such as a mercury lamp or a xenon lamp can also be used.
- single wavelength light can be selected by a wavelength filter according to the sample surface.
- s-polarized light, p-polarized light, circularly polarized light, elliptically polarized light, and the like can be selected according to the sample surface.
- the spot beam size of the illumination light can be selected according to the required spatial resolution of the measurement position.
- the incident angle of the illumination light can be selected from oblique incidence to normal incidence according to the sample surface.
- the illumination optical system 4 and the detection optical systems 51 to 59 of the above-described embodiment are diffracted by a refractive type consisting of a lens, a reflective type consisting of a mirror, a reflective / refractive type combining a mirror and a lens, and a Fresnel zone plate.
- a refractive type consisting of a lens
- a reflective type consisting of a mirror
- a reflective / refractive type combining a mirror and a lens
- a Fresnel zone plate a Fresnel zone plate
- a photomultiplier tube for the photodetectors 61 to 69 of the above embodiment, a photomultiplier tube, a multi-pixel photon counter, an avalanche photodiode array, or the like can be used.
- the library of the embodiment can be created using a test wafer.
- a test wafer is produced by intentionally changing process conditions in processes such as polishing, cleaning, film formation, heat treatment, and planarization.
- microroughness is measured using AFM, and a two-dimensional spatial frequency spectrum is calculated.
- a test wafer is mounted on the surface measuring apparatus of this embodiment, and a detection signal is acquired at the sampling position. In this way, the relationship between the two-dimensional spatial frequency spectrum and the detection signal can be recorded for known microroughness.
- the library of the above embodiment can be created using numerical simulation.
- a two-dimensional spatial frequency spectrum corresponding to an arbitrary microroughness is defined.
- the BRDF method Bidirectional Reflectance Distribution
- strength (proportional to a detection signal) of the scattered light which a detection optical system condenses is calculated using the calculated value of scattered light distribution.
- the relationship between a number of two-dimensional spatial frequency spectra and detection signals can be recorded in the library without using a test wafer by numerical simulation.
- FIG. 5 shows an example of an AFM measurement value of microroughness having anisotropy in a direction in which the amplitude of roughness is large and a direction in which it is small.
- FIG. 5A represents the microroughness in a certain direction on the substrate (here, for convenience, the X direction).
- FIG. 5B represents microroughness in a direction intersecting (more specifically, orthogonal) with the X direction. 5 expresses that the state of FIG. 5A is larger in roughness than the state of FIG. 5B.
- the degree of difference in microroughness in two directions within a certain plane can be expressed as anisotropy of microroughness.
- microroughness having anisotropy can be viewed as a set of roughness of various spatial frequencies in various directions.
- the two-dimensional spatial frequency spectrum represents a quantity related to the amplitude of roughness on the two-dimensional spatial frequency axis.
- the direction in which the two-dimensional spatial frequency spectrum is maximum is referred to as an anisotropic main axis in the following description.
- the two-dimensional spatial frequency spectrum is minimal in the direction perpendicular to the principal axis.
- the maximum value of the two-dimensional spatial frequency spectrum is P max and the minimum value is P min at a constant spatial frequency
- “1- (P min / P max )” is an This is called flatness.
- the flatness is 0 or more and 1 or less, and the larger the flatness, the more the anisotropy. That is, by obtaining the direction of the main axis, it is possible to know the maximum direction and the minimum direction of the two-dimensional spatial frequency spectrum. Further, the degree of anisotropy can be known by obtaining the anisotropic flatness.
- FIG. 6 shows the contour of a two-dimensional spatial frequency spectrum for microroughness having anisotropy.
- the microroughness having anisotropy the relationship between the two-dimensional spatial frequency spectrum and the scattered light distribution will be described.
- the wafer 1 is rotated by the stage 2 while illuminating the wafer 1 from one direction. Therefore, as the wafer 1 rotates, the anisotropic principal axis direction changes with respect to the direction of the illumination light.
- FIG. 7 shows the relationship between the anisotropic principal axis direction and the scattered light distribution.
- the scattered light distribution display method is a projection of the intensity distribution on the celestial sphere onto a plane parallel to the wafer surface, and indicates that the intensity is higher as the gradation of light and shade is brighter. It can be seen that the scattered light distribution changes according to the anisotropic main axis direction. For example, if a plane including the direction of the illumination light and the normal of the wafer surface is defined as the incident surface, the state of FIG. 7A (the state where the incident surface and the principal axis direction are parallel) and FIG. (C) Comparing the states of (d), the intensity distribution of the scattered light changes greatly, particularly in the direction perpendicular to the incident surface. When the anisotropic main axis is parallel or perpendicular to the direction of the illumination light, the scattered light distribution is symmetric with respect to the incident surface.
- FIG. 8 shows the relationship between the anisotropic flatness and scattered light distribution.
- the principal axis of anisotropy is parallel to the direction of the illumination light. It can be seen that when the flatness is large (the state shown in FIG. 8B), compared to when the flatness is small (the state shown in FIG. 8A), the region where the scattered light is strong is shifted to the incident surface. That is, when the anisotropic flatness ratio changes, the scattered light distribution greatly changes in the direction perpendicular to the incident surface.
- FIG. 9 shows the relationship between the spatial frequency component of microroughness and the scattered light distribution.
- the principal axis of anisotropy is parallel to the direction of the illumination light.
- FIGS. 7 to 9 can be summarized as follows. (1) When the anisotropic main axis direction changes, the scattered light distribution greatly changes in the direction perpendicular to the incident surface. (2) When the anisotropic flatness ratio changes, the scattered light distribution changes greatly in the direction perpendicular to the incident surface. (3) When the spatial frequency characteristic of microroughness changes, the scattered light distribution changes greatly in the direction parallel to the incident surface.
- the detection apertures 101 to 109 of the detection optical systems 51 to 59 of the present embodiment are as shown in FIG. (The opening on the celestial sphere is projected and displayed on a plane parallel to the wafer surface).
- the centers of the detection apertures 106 to 109 of the detection optical systems 56 to 59, that is, the optical axis of the detection optical system are in a plane perpendicular to the incident surface.
- the projection line onto the wafer surface in a plane perpendicular to the incident surface can also be expressed as passing through the projection images of the detection apertures 106 to 109 projected onto the wafer surface.
- the detection apertures 106 and 109 are symmetric with respect to the incident surface, and the detection apertures 107 and 108 are symmetric with respect to the incident surface.
- the anisotropic main axis direction or the flatness ratio changes, the scattered light distribution changes greatly in the direction perpendicular to the incident surface, so that the change in the scattered light distribution can be detected with the above arrangement.
- the centers of the detection apertures 101 to 105 of the detection optical systems 51 to 55 are within the incident plane.
- the projection line of the incident surface onto the wafer surface can also be expressed as passing through the projection image of the detection apertures 101 to 105 projected onto the wafer surface.
- a two-dimensional spatial frequency spectrum can be approximately represented by a function including several parameters.
- an anisotropic ABC type function P (f, ⁇ ) will be described. This function is obtained by adding a weight function W ( ⁇ ) representing anisotropy to the ABC type function P 0 (f) that has been conventionally known. Definitions are shown in equations (1) to (5).
- f X and f Y are spatial frequencies in the X direction and the Y direction, respectively.
- A is related to the power on the low spatial frequency side
- B is the reciprocal of the cutoff spatial frequency
- C is related to the slope on the high spatial frequency side.
- ⁇ is an angle formed by the principal axis of anisotropy and the spatial frequency axis in the X direction, and ⁇ is a flatness.
- FIG. 11 shows an example of a two-dimensional spatial frequency spectrum expressed by an anisotropic ABC type function.
- the calculation of the two-dimensional spatial frequency spectrum results in obtaining parameters ⁇ and ⁇ related to anisotropy and parameters A, B, and C related to spatial frequency characteristics.
- FIG. 12 shows a calculation flow of a two-dimensional spatial frequency spectrum expressed by an anisotropic ABC type function.
- the principal axis direction of anisotropy is constant with respect to the reference line of the wafer at each measurement position on the wafer.
- the X direction of the orthogonal coordinate system is made to correspond to the reference line (polar angle 0 ° of the polar coordinate system).
- the ratio between each detection signal and the total detection signal is calculated (step 1202).
- the angle formed by the principal axis of anisotropy and the direction of the illumination light is given by ⁇ . Therefore, the detected signal ratio at the angle ⁇ - ⁇ is compared with the corresponding library, and the anisotropic flatness ⁇ is calculated (step 1204).
- the detection signal ratio at the angle ⁇ - ⁇ and the flatness ratio ⁇ is compared with the corresponding library, and the parameters B and C of the spatial frequency characteristics are calculated (step 1205).
- the sum of the detection signals at the angle ⁇ , the flatness ratio ⁇ , and the parameters B and C is compared with the corresponding library, and the parameter A is calculated (step 1206).
- the above parameters ⁇ , ⁇ , A, B, and C can be calculated by numerical calculation such as the least square method.
- the data capacity can be compressed, so that the two-dimensional spatial frequency spectrum data of all measurement positions can be stored.
- all the parameters of the anisotropic ABC type function are calculated.
- a parameter with a small change may be a fixed value (calculation is omitted), and only a parameter with a large change may be calculated.
- the parameters ⁇ , ⁇ , B, and C are hardly changed, but the parameter A is largely changed.
- the parameters ⁇ , ⁇ , B, and C may be fixed values, and only the parameter A may be calculated.
- the anisotropic ABC type function defined by the equations (1) to (5) has been described.
- other appropriate functions may be used according to the microroughness of the measurement target.
- the operator uses the display device and the input device of the operation system 9 to select the feature quantity to be noticed according to the process.
- the signal processing system 7 calculates the selected feature amount.
- the feature amount is, for example, the principal axis angle of anisotropy of the two-dimensional spatial frequency spectrum (the angle that the principal axis forms with respect to the reference line 405 of the wafer in FIG. 4), the flatness ratio of the anisotropy, and a predetermined two-dimensional space.
- RMS roughness in the frequency domain, cut-off spatial frequency, peak spatial frequency, etc. of the two-dimensional spatial frequency spectrum The RMS roughness is obtained by integrating a two-dimensional spatial frequency spectrum in the spatial frequency domain.
- the two-dimensional spatial frequency spectrum is calculated as a continuous function of the spatial frequency, the spatial frequency region can be arbitrarily set.
- FIG. 13 shows an example of a map of RMS roughness on the entire wafer surface.
- the RMS roughness map reveals whether the state of the process equipment and the process conditions are appropriate.
- the cut-off spatial frequency and peak spatial frequency are calculated by analyzing a two-dimensional spatial frequency spectrum.
- a two-dimensional spatial frequency spectrum is calculated as a continuous function of spatial frequency, analysis can be performed with high spatial frequency resolution.
- the cut-off spatial frequency map reveals how high the spatial frequency roughness exists.
- the peak spatial frequency map makes it clear whether a specific direction and roughness of a specific spatial frequency exist as in the step-and-terrace structure.
- the operator refers to the feature amount map and designates a position of interest on the wafer.
- the operator designates a spatial frequency region of interest.
- the signal processing system 7 calculates the coordinates (X, Y, Z) of the three-dimensional shape by performing a two-dimensional inverse Fourier transform in the spatial frequency domain using the two-dimensional spatial frequency spectrum at the position.
- the spatial frequency region can be arbitrarily set.
- the coordinate data is transmitted to the operation system 9, and the three-dimensional shape at the designated position is output.
- FIG. 14 shows an example of the output of the three-dimensional shape of microroughness. With such a display, the operator can visually recognize the microroughness.
- phase information is not included in the two-dimensional spatial frequency spectrum.
- phase ⁇ range 0-2 ⁇
- Two-dimensional inverse Fourier transform is performed on the complex amplitude U ⁇ (cos ⁇ + i ⁇ sin ⁇ ).
- the wafer 1 may be a bare wafer or a wafer with a film.
- the film is transparent with a wafer with a film, the microroughness of the interface between the film and the substrate and the thickness of the film can also be measured.
- the present embodiment for example, by detecting the spatial distribution of scattered light and calculating a two-dimensional spatial frequency spectrum, it is possible to measure microroughness having anisotropy with high accuracy.
- Example 2 expands the detectable spatial frequency region with respect to the first embodiment.
- FIG. 15 shows the arrangement of the detection optical system (projecting the aperture on the celestial sphere onto a plane parallel to the wafer surface).
- the second embodiment has 13 detection optical systems and 13 photodetectors corresponding to them. That is, detection openings 110 to 113 are added to the first embodiment.
- the detection openings 110 and 111 are symmetric with respect to the incident surface, and the detection openings 112 and 113 are symmetric with respect to the incident surface.
- Such a detection optical system arrangement can expand the detectable spatial frequency region. As a result, changes in the two-dimensional spatial frequency spectrum can be captured sensitively, and the measurement accuracy of anisotropic microroughness is improved.
- Example 3 will be described.
- the third embodiment improves the resolution of the detectable spatial frequency as compared with the first and second embodiments.
- FIG. 16 shows scattered light detection by a set of detection optical systems and photodetectors.
- the point of irradiating the wafer 1 with illumination light 1601 is the same as in the first and second embodiments.
- the detection optical system mentioned in the first and second embodiments is replaced with a Fourier transform optical system 1602.
- the Fourier transform optical system 1602 collects scattered light 1603 that diverges from the wafer and emits parallel light 1604. Then, the parallel light is detected by the two-dimensional sensor 1605.
- a charge coupled device (CCD), a time delay integration sensor (TDI), a multi-pixel photon counter, an avalanche photodiode array, or the like can be used. After the scattered light is detected by the two-dimensional sensor, the same signal processing as in the first and second embodiments is performed.
- CCD charge coupled device
- TDI time delay integration sensor
- multi-pixel photon counter an avalanche photodiode array, or the like
- the spatial frequency resolution of the surface measuring device can be further improved because the spatial distribution of scattered light can be detected even with a pair of detection optical system and photodetector.
- changes in the two-dimensional spatial frequency spectrum can be captured sensitively, and the measurement accuracy of anisotropic microroughness is improved.
- the surface roughness measuring apparatus can measure the microroughness of the wafer surface in the semiconductor manufacturing process with high accuracy and appropriately manage the state of the process apparatus and the process conditions. .
- the surface measuring device of the present invention can be widely applied to the measurement of the microroughness of the surface of a magnetic storage medium or the like.
- the configuration of the surface inspection apparatus is basically the same as the surface measurement apparatus shown in FIG. Hereinafter, description of common parts is omitted, and only the signal processing system 7 will be described.
- FIG. 17 shows signal processing for defect detection in a conventional surface inspection apparatus.
- an appropriate threshold value is set with reference to the background signal from the microroughness. Then, the signal sum is compared with the threshold, and when the signal sum is larger than the threshold, it is determined that the inspection position is defective.
- the microroughness has anisotropy, as shown in FIG. 7, the scattered light distribution changes according to the angle formed by the main axis direction of the anisotropy and the direction of the illumination light.
- FIG. 18 shows the relationship between the deviation angle of the inspection position and the signal sum in one rotation of the wafer. In this case, since the threshold value needs to be set larger than the maximum value of the background signal, a defect cannot be detected.
- FIG. 19 shows signal processing for defect detection performed by the signal processing system 7 of the surface inspection apparatus of this embodiment.
- the weighting coefficient is a function of the deviation angle of the inspection position, and is set so as to cancel the change in the background signal accompanying the rotation of the wafer 1.
- the adder 1902 adds the results of the weight multiplier 1901 to obtain a signal sum.
- the comparison unit 1903 compares the signal sum with the threshold value. If the signal sum is greater than the threshold, the signal sum is recognized as a defect.
- the comparison unit 1903 stores the defect position in association with the polar coordinates in the wafer 1.
- FIG. 20 shows an example of the weighting factors W i and W j for the detection signals S i and S j by the two detection optical systems that are symmetric with respect to the incident surface. As described above, the weighting factor is different for each detection signal. Then, S 1 ⁇ W 1 , S 2 ⁇ W 2 ,..., S n ⁇ W n are added to obtain a signal sum.
- FIG. 21 shows the relationship between the deviation angle of the inspection position and the signal sum in one rotation of the wafer in the surface inspection apparatus of this example. Since the maximum value of the background signal is small as compared with the conventional surface inspection apparatus, the threshold value can be set small. On the other hand, the defect signal is the same as that of the conventional surface inspection apparatus. As a result, it is possible to detect a defect missed by the conventional surface inspection apparatus.
- the particle size analysis unit 1904 obtains the particle size of the defect by comparing the signal sum at the position determined to be a defect with the conversion function 1905.
- This conversion function is obtained by inspecting a mirror-surface wafer coated with standard particles such as polystyrene latex spheres of known size with the surface inspection apparatus of this embodiment. Note that the conversion function described above may not be used as long as the particle size can be converted.
- the detection signal by multiplying the detection signal by a weight according to the deviation angle of the inspection position on the wafer, it becomes possible to detect a defect with high sensitivity on a surface having microroughness having anisotropy. . Further, the particle size can be obtained more accurately even in the case of defects on the surface having microroughness having anisotropy.
- the surface inspection apparatus of the present invention can detect defects on the wafer surface in the semiconductor manufacturing process with high sensitivity, and can appropriately manage the state and process conditions of the process apparatus. Moreover, the surface inspection apparatus of the present invention can be widely applied to surface defect inspection of magnetic storage media and the like.
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(1)空間周波数の刻みの粗さ
(2)マイクロラフネスの異方性に起因する検出信号の変化
(3)マイクロラフネスの異方性に起因する背景信号の変化
本発明は、例えば上述した(1)乃至(3)の課題のうち少なくとも1つを解決するものである。そして、本発明の第一の目的は、異方性を有するマイクロラフネスにおいて、表面粗さの高精度計測が可能な表面計測装置とその方法を提供することにある。また、本発明の第二の目的は、異方性を有するマイクロラフネスがある表面において、欠陥の高感度検出が可能な表面検査装置とその方法を提供することにある。
(1)基板表面の詳細な状態を得ることができる。この効果をより分かりやすく表現するなら、例えば、散乱光の空間分布を検出し、2次元空間周波数スペクトルを算出することにより、異方性を有するマイクロラフネスの高精度計測が可能になると表現することもできる。
(2)欠陥の高感度検出が可能となる。この効果をより分かりやすく表現するなら、例えば、ウェハ上の検査位置の偏角に応じて検出信号に重みを乗じることにより、異方性を有するマイクロラフネスのある表面において、欠陥の高感度検出が可能になると表現することもできる。
(1)異方性の主軸方向が変化すると、散乱光分布は入射面に垂直な方向で大きく変化する。
(2)異方性の扁平率が変化すると、散乱光分布は入射面に垂直な方向で大きく変化する。
(3)マイクロラフネスの空間周波数特性が変化すると、散乱光分布は入射面に平行な方向で大きく変化する。
θ=tan-1(fY/fX) …(2)
P0(f)=A/(1+(B×f)2)C/2 …(3)
W(θ)=ε/(2-ε)×cos(2(θ-α))+1 …(4)
P(f、θ)=P0(f)×W(θ) …(5)
ここで、fXとfYはそれぞれX方向とY方向の空間周波数である。Aは低空間周波数側のパワー、Bはカットオフ空間周波数の逆数、Cは高空間周波数側の傾きに関係する。また、αは異方性の主軸がX方向の空間周波数軸となす角、εは扁平率である。
(1)2次元空間周波数スペクトル(パワー)の平方根を、振幅Uとする。
(2)位相δ(0~2πの範囲)を一様乱数で発生させる。
(3)複素振幅U×(cosδ+i×sinδ)を2次元フーリエ逆変換する。
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3 光源
4 照明光学系
7 信号処理系
8 制御系
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51、52 検出光学系
61、62 光検出器
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- 光を試料に照明する照明光学系と、
前記試料からの散乱光を検出する複数の検出光学系と、
前記複数の検出光学系の検出信号とライブラリとを用いて前記試料の連続的な2次元空間周波数スペクトルを得る信号処理系と、を有し、
前記2次元空間周波数スペクトルは交差する2つの空間周波数軸で定義されることを特徴とする表面計測装置。 - 請求項1に記載の表面計測装置において、
前記ライブラリは、既知の表面粗さについて、2次元空間周波数スペクトルと検出信号との関係を記録したものであることを特徴とする表面計測装置。 - 請求項2に記載の表面計測装置において、
前記信号処理系は、前記試料のマイクロラフネスに関する特徴量を得ることを特徴とする表面計測装置。 - 請求項3に記載の表面計測装置において、
前記特徴量には、前記2次元空間周波数スペクトルの異方性に関する情報が含まれることを特徴とする表面計測装置。 - 請求項4に記載の表面計測装置において、
前記2次元周波数スペクトルの異方性に関する情報には、2次元空間周波数スペクトルの異方性の主軸角度が含まれることを特徴とする表面計測装置。 - 請求項4に記載の表面計測装置において、
前記2次元周波数スペクトルの異方性に関する情報には、異方性の扁平率が含まれることを特徴とする表面計測装置。 - 請求項3に記載の表面計測装置において、
前記特徴量には、所定の2次元空間周波数領域におけるRMS粗さが含まれることを特徴とする表面計測装置。 - 請求項3に記載の表面計測装置において、
前記特徴量には、前記2次元空間周波数スペクトルのカットオフ空間周波数が含まれることを特徴とする表面計測装置。 - 請求項3に記載の表面計測装置において、
前記特徴量には、前記2次元空間周波数スペクトルのピーク空間周波数が含まれることを特徴とする表面計測装置。 - 請求項3に記載の表面計測装置において、
前記検出光学系は、フーリエ変換光学系を含むことを特徴とする表面計測装置。 - 請求項10に記載の表面計測装置において、
前記信号処理系は、前記複数の検出光学系からの信号それぞれに係数を乗算するステップと、前記係数が乗算された信号を使用して前記試料上の欠陥を検出するステップと、を行い、
前記係数は前記試料の回転に伴う背景信号の変化を打ち消すよう設定されること特量とする表面計測装置。 - 請求項11に記載の表面計測装置において、
前記信号処理系は、前記欠陥の寸法を得ることを特徴とする表面計測装置。 - 請求項1に記載の表面計測装置において、
少なくとも2つの前記検出光学系の光軸は前記試料の入射面に実質的に垂直な平面内にあり、かつ開口は入射面に関して対称であることを特徴とする表面計測装置。 - 請求項1に記載の表面計測装置において、
少なくとも2つの前記検出光学系の光軸は前記試料の入射面に実質的に垂直な平面内にあり、かつ開口は入射面に関して対称であり、
少なくとも2つの前記検出光学系の光軸は入射面に実質的に平行な平面内にあることを特徴とする表面計測装置。 - 請求項1に記載の表面計測装置において、
前記信号処理系は、前記複数の検出光学系それぞれの検出信号の総和と前記検出信号との比率を得て、前記検出信号総和と前記検出信号比率と前記ライブラリとを用いて前記2次元空間周波数スペクトルを得ることを特徴とする表面計測装置。 - 請求項1に記載の表面計測装置において、
前記検出光学系は、フーリエ変換光学系を含むことを特徴とする表面計測装置。 - 請求項1に記載の表面計測装置において、
前記信号処理系は、前記2次元空間周波数スペクトルの異方性の主軸角度、異方性の扁平率、所定の2次元空間周波数領域におけるRMS(二乗平均平方根)粗さ、前記2次元空間周波数スペクトルのカットオフ空間周波数、ピーク空間周波数、及び記試料表面を形成する膜の厚さのうち少なくとも1つを得ることを特徴とする表面計測装置。 - 請求項1に記載の表面計測装置において、
前記信号処理系は、前記2次元空間周波数スペクトルに対して2次元フーリエ逆変換を行うことを特徴とする表面計測装置。 - 請求項18に記載の表面計測装置において、
前記信号処理系は、乱数を用いて前記2次元フーリエ逆変換を行うことを特徴とする表面計測装置。 - 請求項1に記載の表面計測装置において、
前記信号処理系は、
前記複数の検出光学系からの信号それぞれに係数を乗算するステップと、前記係数が乗算された信号を使用して前記試料上の欠陥を検出するステップと、を行い、
前記係数は前記試料の回転に伴う背景信号の変化を打ち消すよう設定されること特量とする表面計測装置。 - 請求項20に記載の表面計測装置において、
前記信号処理系は、前記欠陥の寸法を得ることを特徴とする表面計測装置。
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