WO2018216246A1 - 配向特性測定方法、配向特性測定プログラム、及び配向特性測定装置 - Google Patents
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- the present disclosure relates to an alignment characteristic measurement method, an alignment characteristic measurement program, and an alignment characteristic measurement apparatus.
- Non-Patent Document 1 In the alignment parameter determination method described in Non-Patent Document 1, complicated simulation calculation related to the angle-dependent characteristics is required to determine the alignment parameter. Therefore, the calculation time for determining the orientation parameter tends to be long.
- Embodiments are intended to provide an alignment characteristic measurement method, an alignment characteristic measurement program, and an alignment characteristic measurement apparatus.
- Embodiment of this invention is an orientation characteristic measuring method.
- An alignment characteristic measurement method includes an irradiation optical system for irradiating irradiation light toward a sample having a predetermined refractive index and a light-transmitting substrate and having a predetermined film thickness, and accompanying irradiation of irradiation light.
- a method for calculating an orientation parameter of a sample using a detection optical system that guides detection light emitted from the sample and a photodetector that detects the detection light, the surface on the emission side of the detection light of the sample The detection step of detecting the detection light using a photodetector and outputting the detection signal while changing the angle formed by the perpendicular of the optical axis and the optical axis of the detection optical system, and the angle dependence of the light intensity obtained from the detection signal
- an acquisition step that standardizes the light intensity within a predetermined range of the light intensity at an angle of zero based on the property distribution and obtains an angle-dependent distribution of the standardized light intensity, and is normalized.
- the angle at which the light intensity becomes minimum and 90 And a linear step between the specific step of identifying the light intensity of the local maximum region existing between the light intensity determined by the predetermined film thickness and the predetermined refractive index and the value related to the orientation parameter, and the light of the local maximum region And a calculation step of calculating an orientation parameter based on the intensity.
- an embodiment of the present invention is an orientation characteristic measurement program.
- the alignment characteristic measurement program includes an irradiation optical system for irradiating irradiation light toward a sample having a predetermined refractive index and a translucent substrate and having a predetermined film thickness, and accompanying irradiation of irradiation light.
- the detection optical system detects the detection light while changing the angle between the detection optical system that guides the detection light emitted from the sample and the perpendicular of the detection light exit surface of the sample and the optical axis of the detection optical system.
- the computer Based on the angular dependence distribution of the light intensity, the angle at which the light intensity is minimized and 9 Specific processing for identifying the light intensity of the maximum region existing between the degree of light and the linear relationship between the light intensity determined by the predetermined film thickness and the predetermined refractive index and the value related to the orientation parameter, and the maximum region Based on the light intensity, the computer is caused to execute calculation processing for calculating an orientation parameter.
- an embodiment of the present invention is an orientation characteristic measuring device.
- the alignment characteristic measuring apparatus includes an irradiation optical system for irradiating irradiation light toward a sample having a predetermined refractive index and a translucent substrate and having a predetermined film thickness, and accompanying irradiation of irradiation light.
- a detection optical system that guides detection light emitted from the sample, a photodetector that detects the detection light and outputs a detection signal, a perpendicular on the surface of the detection light emission side of the sample, and an optical axis of the detection optical system
- a drive mechanism that changes the angle formed by the control unit, a control unit that controls the drive mechanism so as to change the angle formed, and a processing device that calculates the orientation parameter of the sample based on the detection signal obtained while changing the formed angle Based on the angular dependence distribution of the light intensity obtained from the detection signal, the processing device standardizes the light intensity at an angle formed by zero degrees and the angle formed by a predetermined range.
- An acquisition unit for acquiring the angular dependence distribution of the measured light intensity, and the normalized light intensity Based on the degree-dependent distribution, a specific part for specifying the light intensity of the maximum region existing between the angle at which the light intensity becomes minimum and 90 degrees, the light intensity determined by a predetermined film thickness and a predetermined refractive index, A calculation unit that calculates the alignment parameter based on the linear relationship between the values related to the alignment parameter and the light intensity in the maximum region.
- the molecular alignment characteristic of the sample can be easily measured by efficient calculation.
- FIG. 1 is a schematic configuration diagram showing an alignment characteristic measurement system that is an alignment characteristic measurement device and a detection device according to an embodiment.
- An orientation characteristic measurement system 1 shown in FIG. 1 is a system for measuring molecular orientation characteristics of an organic material such as an organic EL material, and includes a light source 3, an irradiation optical system 5, a cylindrical lens 7, a rotation mechanism (drive mechanism) 9, and detection.
- An optical system 11, a photodetector 13, a computer 15, an output device 17, and an input device 19 are provided.
- the sample SU that is a measurement target has a predetermined material layer S2 made of an organic material that is a measurement target of molecular orientation on a flat transparent substrate S1 made of a translucent material such as glass, quartz, or a resin material.
- the thickness of the transparent substrate S1 is not limited to a specific thickness.
- the thickness is about 0.7 mm to 1 mm
- the thickness of the material layer S2 is, for example, several nm
- the material layer S2 is a transparent substrate. It is formed on S1 by vapor deposition or coating.
- the light source 3 is a device that emits excitation light (irradiation light) having a predetermined wavelength component toward the sample SU for exciting the organic material of the material layer S2.
- a laser diode (LD), a light emitting diode (LED), a super luminescent diode (SLD), a lamp light source, or the like is used as the light source 3.
- the light source 3 is fixed independently of the rotation mechanism 9 outside the rotation mechanism 9 described later.
- the irradiation optical system 5 is an optical system that guides excitation light so as to irradiate the excitation light from the light source 3 toward the sample SU, and includes an irradiation optical fiber 5a and an excitation light condensing lens 5b. Composed.
- the irradiation optical fiber 5a has an input end optically coupled to the output of the light source 3, and an output end disposed in the vicinity of the excitation light condensing lens 5b.
- the excitation light irradiated from the light source 3 is excited by the excitation light.
- the light enters the condenser lens 5b.
- the excitation light condensing lens 5b condenses the excitation light in the vicinity of the surface on the material layer S2 side of the transparent substrate S1 in the sample SU. Specifically, the irradiation optical fiber 5a and the excitation light condensing lens 5b irradiate the central portion of the surface along the perpendicular line of the surface of the sample SU on the material layer S2 side of the transparent substrate S1.
- the irradiation optical fiber 5a and the excitation light condensing lens 5b irradiate the central portion of the surface along the perpendicular line of the surface of the sample SU on the material layer S2 side of the transparent substrate S1.
- the cylindrical lens 7 is a substantially semi-cylindrical lens, and a flat surface opposite to the curved surface is an arrangement surface 7a for arranging the sample SU. That is, in the cylindrical lens 7, the sample SU is fixed on the arrangement surface 7a in a state where the surface of the sample SU on the transparent substrate S1 side and the arrangement surface 7a are optically matched using optical grease. Due to such a fixed form, light is not refracted or reflected between the transparent substrate S1 and the cylindrical lens 7, and the fluorescence generated inside the material layer S2 is between the material layer S2 and the air, and the material layer S2. And refraction or reflection only between the transparent substrate S1 and the transparent substrate S1.
- the cylindrical lens 7 is arranged so that the sample SU is directed in the excitation light irradiation direction (that is, the output side of the excitation light condensing lens 5b), and fluorescence (detection light) emitted from the sample SU upon irradiation of the excitation light. ) And the transmitted fluorescence is emitted toward the detection optical system 11.
- the detection optical system 11 is an optical system that guides the fluorescence emitted from the sample SU along with the irradiation of the excitation light to the photodetector 13, and includes an optical unit 11a and a detection optical fiber 11b.
- the optical unit 11a receives the excitation light emitted from the sample SU and passed through the cylindrical lens 7, extracts the P-polarized component from the excitation light, and collects the extracted P-polarized component at the input end of the detection optical fiber 11b. Light up.
- the optical unit 11a is arranged so that its optical axis substantially coincides with the excitation light irradiation position on the sample SU.
- the optical fiber 11b for detection is arranged so that its input end is close to the optical unit 11a and its output end is optically coupled to the input of the photodetector 13, so that the fluorescence emitted from the optical unit 11a is detected.
- the light is incident on the vessel 13.
- the rotation mechanism 9 rotatably supports a part of the irradiation optical system 5 and the cylindrical lens 7 on which the sample SU is arranged.
- the rotation mechanism 9 has a circular flat arrangement surface 9a, and is configured to be rotatable along the arrangement surface 9a with the center C1 of the arrangement surface 9a as a rotation center.
- the rotation mechanism 9 can control the rotation operation state such as the rotation angle, the rotation speed, and the on / off of the rotation operation by the control from the computer 15 described later.
- the rotating mechanism 9 is arranged so that the cylindrical lens 7 is positioned so that the surface of the sample SU on the transparent substrate S1 on the material layer S2 side is located near the center C1 of the arrangement surface 9a and is substantially perpendicular to the arrangement surface 9a.
- the rotation mechanism 9 includes the output end of the irradiation optical fiber 5a and the excitation light condensing lens 5b, and the optical axis L1 of the excitation light output from the excitation light condensing lens 5b is a transparent substrate S1 having a material layer S2. It supports so that it may follow the perpendicular of the surface of the side (fluorescence emission side).
- the detection optical system 11 is arranged with respect to the rotation mechanism 9 so that the optical axis L2 of the fluorescence incident on the optical unit 11a passes near the center C1 of the arrangement surface 9a.
- the rotation mechanism 9 has an optical axis L2 of fluorescence detected by the photodetector 13, an optical axis L1 of excitation light irradiated to the sample SU (perpendicular to the surface on the fluorescence emission side of the material layer S2), and The angle ⁇ formed by can be changed. More specifically, the rotation mechanism 9 is configured such that the angle ⁇ formed can be changed within a range of at least 0 degrees to 90 degrees.
- the optical axis L1 and the optical axis L2 preferably intersect at the center C1 of the arrangement surface 9a from the viewpoint of efficient detection of fluorescence, but do not necessarily need to intersect at the center C1 of the arrangement surface 9a. If the formed angle can be changed between 0 degrees and 90 degrees, they may intersect at a position shifted from the center C1.
- the photodetector 13 detects the fluorescence guided by the detection optical system 11 and outputs intensity value data (detection signal) indicating the light intensity of the fluorescence.
- the photodetector 13 is, for example, a spectroscopic detector, which divides and detects fluorescence into each wavelength component and outputs spectroscopic spectrum data (intensity value data).
- the light detector 13 may be a detector that detects intensity value data without being dispersed into wavelength components such as a photodiode such as an avalanche photodiode or a photomultiplier tube.
- the computer 15 is a data processing device that executes control of irradiation of excitation light by the light source 3, control of the rotational operation state of the rotation mechanism 9, or calculation processing of orientation parameters indicating molecular orientation characteristics based on detection signals.
- the computer 15 may be a computing device such as a personal computer, a microcomputer, a cloud server, or a smart device.
- the computer 15 includes a display for displaying (outputting) measurement result data such as orientation parameters or measurement condition data, an output device 17 such as a communication device, and a keyboard for receiving data such as measurement conditions from the user.
- an input device 19 such as a mouse or a touch panel is electrically connected.
- the excitation light condensing lens 5b constituting the irradiation optical system 5 is constituted by a condensing lens group disposed in the vicinity of the output end 5c of the irradiation optical fiber 5a.
- Part or all of these condenser lens groups includes a mechanism that can adjust the position of the excitation light so that the focal position of the excitation light coincides with the position of the sample SU.
- the optical unit 11a of the detection optical system 11 includes a polarizer 21, a diaphragm 23, a detection light condensing lens 25, and a diaphragm 27 that are sequentially arranged from the cylindrical lens 7 side to the input end 11c side of the detection optical fiber 11b. Composed.
- the polarizer 21 passes only the P-polarized component of the fluorescence generated from the sample SU.
- the polarizer 21 is not limited to the one that allows the P-polarized light component to pass therethrough, and may pass the S-polarized light component or another polarized light component.
- the polarizer 21 may be a polarization beam splitter.
- the diaphragm 23 restricts the fluorescent light flux that has passed through the polarizer 21, and allows the fluorescent light that has been narrowed down to pass toward the detection light collecting lens 25.
- the detection light condensing lens 25 causes the fluorescent light, which has been focused through the diaphragm 23, to enter the input end 11c of the detection optical fiber 11b.
- the diaphragm 27 squeezes the fluorescent light beam condensed by the detection light condensing lens 25 and makes it incident on the input end 11 c of the detection optical fiber 11 b.
- the detection light condensing lens 25 includes a mechanism capable of adjusting its position so that its focal position coincides with the position of the sample SU. (Computer system configuration)
- FIG. 3 is a functional block diagram of the computer 15, and FIG. 4 is a diagram illustrating a hardware configuration of the computer system 20 including the computer 15, the output device 17, and the input device 19.
- the computer 15 includes, as functional components, a light source control unit 31, a rotation mechanism control unit (control unit) 32, a detection signal acquisition unit 33, a distribution acquisition unit (acquisition unit) 34, and a region specification.
- a unit (specification unit) 35 and a parameter calculation unit 36 are included.
- a computer system 20 including a computer 15 physically includes a CPU (Central Processing Unit) 101, a recording medium RAM (Random Access Memory) 102 or a ROM (Read Only Memory) 103, and communication.
- the module 104, the output device 17, and the input device 19 are included.
- Each functional unit of the computer 15 described above reads the orientation characteristic measurement program according to the present embodiment on hardware such as the CPU 101 and the RAM 102, so that the communication module 104, the output device 17, This is realized by operating the input device 19 and the like, and reading and writing data in the RAM 102 and reading data from the ROM 103. That is, the orientation characteristic measurement program of the present embodiment uses the computer system 20 as a light source control unit 31, a rotation mechanism control unit 32, a detection signal acquisition unit 33, a distribution acquisition unit 34, a region specification unit 35, and a parameter calculation unit (calculation). Unit, selection unit, determination unit) 36.
- the light source control unit 31 controls to start the operation of the light source 3 and irradiate the excitation light when receiving the measurement start instruction from the user via the input device 19, and the excitation light after the fluorescence measurement process is finished.
- the light source 3 is controlled so as to stop the irradiation.
- the rotation mechanism control unit 32 controls the rotational operation state of the rotation mechanism 9 in synchronization with the excitation light irradiation control by the light source control unit 31 (control processing). Specifically, the rotation mechanism control unit 32 controls the angle ⁇ formed by the optical axis L1 of the irradiation optical system 5 and the optical axis L2 of the detection optical system 11 to be changed between 0 degrees and 90 degrees. In this case, the angle ⁇ formed in a step shape may be changed, or the angle ⁇ formed continuously at a predetermined change rate may be changed.
- the detection signal acquisition unit 33 continuously detects light while irradiation of excitation light is started by the light source control unit 31 and the angle ⁇ formed by the rotation mechanism control unit 32 is changed between 0 degrees and 90 degrees. Intensity value data indicating the light intensity of the fluorescence output from the device 13 is acquired.
- the distribution acquisition unit 34 is based on the intensity value data for each angle ⁇ made by the detection signal acquisition unit 33, and the light intensity distribution data I () indicating the fluorescence light intensity distribution (angle dependence distribution) with respect to the formed angle ⁇ . ⁇ ).
- the distribution acquisition unit 34 converts the spectral spectrum data into intensity value data indicating the light intensity of the entire wavelength region, and converts the intensity value data.
- light intensity distribution data I ( ⁇ ) which is a light intensity distribution for each angle ⁇ based on the converted intensity value data, is generated.
- the distribution acquisition unit 34 targets the generated light intensity distribution data I ( ⁇ ), and the angle ⁇ formed by the intensity ⁇ at the zero degree is within a predetermined range (for example, 0 degree ⁇ ⁇ 90 degrees).
- the normalized light intensity distribution data I N ( ⁇ ) is acquired (acquisition process).
- FIG. 5 shows an example of the value of the spectral spectrum data acquired by the detection signal acquisition unit 33
- FIG. 6 shows an example of the light intensity distribution data I N ( ⁇ ) generated by the distribution acquisition unit 34.
- Fluorescence intensity value data is obtained by integrating spectral spectrum data (FIG. 6) indicating the wavelength characteristic of the fluorescence light intensity acquired by the detection signal acquisition unit 33 in a wavelength range having a significant value. The calculation is repeatedly performed on a plurality of spectral spectrum data in which the angle ⁇ formed by the value data is in the range of 0 degrees to 90 degrees. Then, the normalized light intensity distribution data I N ( ⁇ ) (FIG.
- the light intensity distribution obtained for an organic material decreases as the angle ⁇ increases from 0 degree, and has a minimum value at a certain angle (40 in the case of FIG. 6). And a maximum value at an angle larger than the angle of the minimum value (in the case of FIG. 6, near 50 degrees).
- the region specifying unit 35 specifies the light intensity in the region where the intensity value is maximized based on the light intensity distribution data I N ( ⁇ ) generated by the distribution acquisition unit 34 (specifying process). That is, when the light intensity distribution data I N ( ⁇ ) as shown in FIG. 6 is targeted, the angle between the angle ⁇ min and the angle 90 degrees at which the intensity value in the light intensity distribution data I N ( ⁇ ) is minimized.
- the light intensity I Npeak of the angle ⁇ a of the local maximum region existing in is identified.
- the light intensity I Npeak at the angle ⁇ a in the maximum region may be the light intensity at the angle ⁇ max corresponding to the maximum value, or within a predetermined angle range (for example, within a range of ⁇ 5 degrees) from the angle ⁇ max .
- the light intensity may be an angle, or may be a minimum value, maximum value, average value, or intermediate value of the light intensity within a predetermined angle range.
- the parameter calculation unit 36 refers to the value of the light intensity I Npeak of the angle ⁇ a of the maximum region specified by the region specifying unit 35 and the data specifying the linear relationship that is predetermined and stored in the computer 15. Then, an orientation parameter indicating the molecular orientation characteristics of the organic material of the material layer S2 of the sample SU is calculated (calculation process).
- the light intensity distribution P P of the P-polarized component is a term indicating the influence of the interference between the direct light from the light emitting point in the sample layer on the semi-cylindrical lens and the reflected light in one film.
- Q P the term M P showing the effect of interference between the reflected light in the direct light and multiple membranes from the light emitting point in the layer of the sample
- T P the observation angle and the observation wavelength of the fluorescent
- n 1 is the refractive index of the semi-cylindrical lens
- n 2 is the refractive index of the space around the semi-cylindrical lens and the sample
- n 0 is the refractive index of the sample
- n is a value equal to n 2 / n 1.
- ⁇ 1 represents an angle formed by the irradiation direction of the excitation light and the emission direction of the fluorescence of the observation target (corresponding to the formed angle ⁇ )
- the upper expression of the above expression shows the characteristic when the angle ⁇ 1 is less than the critical angle
- the lower expression shows the characteristic when the angle ⁇ 1 is larger than the critical angle.
- FIG. 7 shows the light intensity distribution obtained by the formulation of the above-mentioned conventional document
- FIG. 8 shows the light intensity distribution by the expression when the angle ⁇ 1 is less than the critical angle
- FIG. The light intensity distribution according to the equation when ⁇ 1 is larger than the critical angle is shown.
- the value of the equation when the angle ⁇ 1 is less than or equal to the critical angle gradually decreases as the angle ⁇ 1 increases from 0 degrees, and is minimal at around 40 degrees.
- the value of the formula has a maximum value between 40 degrees and 50 degrees, and the range in which the angle ⁇ 1 exceeds 50 degrees. Then, it decreases monotonously as the angle increases.
- Light intensity distribution of the entire combination of these characteristics as shown in FIG. 7, the angle alpha 1 has a minimum value in the vicinity of 40 degrees, the maximum value between the angle alpha 1 is 40 degrees and 50 degrees.
- the light intensity distribution obtained by the formulation has a distribution similar to the light intensity distribution data I N ( ⁇ ) obtained by the orientation characteristic measurement system 1.
- the sample to be measured by the orientation characteristic measuring system 1 is an organic material having various molecular orientation characteristics, whereas the object of formulation in the above-mentioned conventional document is an isotropic fluorescent material.
- An organic material such as an organic EL, which is a measurement target of the alignment characteristic measurement system 1, has different light extraction efficiencies when the molecular alignment characteristic is different.
- the molecular orientation characteristic is a characteristic indicating in which direction the luminescent molecules are arranged in the material
- an alignment parameter S is a parameter representing such a characteristic.
- FIG. 10 conceptually shows the arrangement state of the light emitting molecules in the material layer S2 having various molecular orientation characteristics.
- the luminescent molecules MO are arranged such that the dipole moment is 90 degrees with respect to the layer thickness direction D1.
- the luminescent molecules MO are arranged so that the dipole moment thereof is 0 degree with respect to the layer thickness direction D1.
- the luminescent molecules MO are arranged so that the dipole moment thereof is 54.7 degrees with respect to the layer thickness direction D1.
- the plurality of light emitting molecules MO are arranged such that their dipole moments are at random angles with respect to the layer thickness direction D1.
- the angle ⁇ in the above formula indicates the angle of the average orientation direction (dipole moment) of the light emitting molecules with respect to the Z axis along the thickness direction D1, and this orientation direction is X It has a component ⁇ x , a Y component ⁇ y , and a Z component ⁇ z .
- the X axis and Y axis shown in FIG. 11 are axes perpendicular to the thickness direction of the material layer S2.
- the orientation parameter S of the material layer S2 in the state shown in FIG. 10 (a) is ⁇ 0.5
- the orientation parameter S 1 of the material layer S2 in the state shown in FIG. 10 (b).
- the orientation parameter S 0 of the material layer S2 in the state shown in the (c) part and (d) part of FIG. FIG. 12 shows the relationship between the angle ⁇ and the orientation parameter S.
- the orientation parameter S decreases as the angle ⁇ changes from 0 degrees to 90 degrees, and the maximum value is 1 and the minimum value is ⁇ 0.5.
- the orientation parameter S of the organic EL material is determined by comparing the measurement result regarding the angle-dependent characteristic of the p-polarized component of the fluorescence spectrum for the organic EL material and the simulation result of the angle-dependent characteristic.
- FIG. 13 shows a simulation result of the angle dependency characteristic of the light intensity in this method. This simulation result shows a plurality of angle-dependent characteristics calculated while changing the Z component ⁇ z of the dipole moment of the molecule in the range of 0 to 1.
- the present inventors paid attention to the angle dependence characteristic of the light intensity obtained by the simulation calculation in the conventional method.
- an equi-emission point P1 having an intensity value that is the same regardless of the orientation parameter S between 90 degrees from the angle corresponding to the minimum value of the angle-dependent characteristic, and the intensity value at an angle of 0 degree is Z found that vary depending on the ingredients mu z.
- the angle of the equiluminous point P1 and the angle of the maximum point of the angle dependency characteristic after normalization substantially coincide with each other, and the value related to the reciprocal of the maximum value of the angle dependency characteristic after normalization and the orientation parameter S. And found that the relationship is almost linear. Therefore, the present inventors have considered that the orientation parameter S can be obtained based on the angle dependency characteristic of the light intensity normalized with the intensity of 0 degree using such properties.
- Parameter calculating unit 36 is determined by the thickness and refractive index of the material layer S2 of the measurement target material layer S2, showing a linear relationship between a value related to the light intensity orientation parameter S Z component mu z Based on the data and the light intensity I Npeak of the maximum area specified by the area specifying unit 35, the orientation parameter S is calculated.
- data indicating the linear relationship is stored in advance in a data storage unit such as the ROM 103.
- FIG. 14 shows the characteristics of linear relation data stored in the computer 15.
- the data indicating such a linear relationship is calculated by using the simulation result of the angle dependency characteristic of the light intensity previously executed with respect to various orientation parameters S, and the film thickness and the refractive index of the material to be measured are measured. Are calculated for each combination and stored in advance.
- the parameter calculation unit 36 shows a plurality of linear relationships stored in advance based on the values regarding the film thickness of the material layer S2 to be measured and the refractive index of the material layer S2 input from the user via the input device 19. Data indicating a linear relationship used for calculation of the orientation parameter S is selected (determined) from the data (selection process, determination process). Then, the parameter calculation unit 36 specifies the Z component ⁇ z based on the data and the light intensity I Npeak of the maximum region specified by the region specifying unit 35. Specifically, when the selected linear relationship is a characteristic as shown in FIG.
- the parameter calculation unit 36 outputs the calculated orientation parameter S to the output device 17.
- the parameter calculation unit 36 may transmit the calculated orientation parameter S to the outside via the communication module 104 and the network. (Explanation of each step of orientation characteristics measurement method)
- FIG. 15 is a flowchart showing the orientation characteristic measuring method according to this embodiment.
- step S01 when the measurement start instruction is received by the input device 19, the irradiation of excitation light from the light source 3 is turned on under the control of the light source control unit 31 (step S01).
- the rotation of the rotation mechanism 9 is started under the control of the rotation mechanism control unit 32, and the angle ⁇ formed by the optical axis L1 of the irradiation optical system 5 and the optical axis L2 of the detection optical system 11 is 0 ° to 90 °.
- Step S02 intensity value data is continuously acquired from the photodetector 13 by the detection signal acquisition unit 33 (step S03).
- the irradiation of the excitation light from the light source 3 is turned off, and the rotation drive of the rotation mechanism 9 is also stopped (step S04).
- the distribution acquisition unit 34 generates light intensity distribution data I ( ⁇ ) that is a light intensity distribution for each angle ⁇ based on the intensity value data acquired in the range of the angle ⁇ formed in the range of 0 degrees to 90 degrees. Then, the light intensity distribution data I N ( ⁇ ) is obtained by normalizing the angle ⁇ forming the intensity value of the light intensity distribution data I ( ⁇ ) with an intensity value of 0 degree (step S05). Next, the region specifying unit 35 specifies the light intensity I Npeak of the angle ⁇ a of the maximum region based on the light intensity distribution data I N ( ⁇ ) (step S06).
- the linear coefficient A is specified by the parameter calculation unit 36 as a parameter for specifying a linear relationship corresponding to the film thickness and the refractive index based on the values regarding the film thickness and the refractive index of the material layer S2 input by the user. (Step S07). Then, the parameter calculation unit 36 determines the Z component ⁇ z of the dipole moment of the material layer S2 based on the linear form represented by the identified linear coefficient A and the light intensity I Npeak at the angle ⁇ a of the maximum region. There is calculated, the orientation parameter S is further calculated based on the Z component mu z (step S08). Finally, the calculated orientation parameter S is output to the output device 17, and the orientation characteristic measurement process is terminated (step S09).
- the present inventors use a plane fitting method to calculate the linear coefficient A. It has been found that it can be obtained by a two-dimensional polynomial of a film thickness d and a refractive index n.
- the coefficient A can be specified.
- the intensity of the fluorescence emitted from the material layer S2 of the sample SU in response to the irradiation light irradiation is changed to the fluorescence emission surface of the material layer S2.
- an angle-dependent distribution of the fluorescence light intensity can be obtained.
- the angle ⁇ that forms the angular dependence distribution of the light intensity is standardized with a value of zero degrees, the light intensity in the maximum region in the standardized angular dependence distribution of the light intensity is specified, and the light intensity and the predetermined value are determined in advance.
- the orientation parameter S is calculated using the linear relationship. Thereby, the orientation parameter S of the sample can be easily measured by an efficient calculation without requiring a complicated calculation such as a simulation calculation.
- the orientation parameter S can be calculated in a short calculation time by a simpler calculation.
- data indicating a linear relationship is determined based on parameters relating to the refractive index of the material layer S2 and the film thickness of the material layer S2 input by the user. In this case, since the orientation parameter S is calculated using an appropriate linear relationship, the orientation parameter S can be measured more accurately.
- the orientation parameter S is determined based on the light intensity. Yes. In this case, since the orientation parameter S is calculated using the intensity value of an appropriate angle, the orientation parameter S can be measured more accurately.
- the irradiation optical system 5 and the detection optical system 11 include optical fibers, but the optical characteristics are not limited to optical fibers, and other optical elements such as lenses may be included.
- the intensity value of the maximum region is specified for the light intensity distribution data I N ( ⁇ ) generated by the distribution acquisition unit 34, and the orientation is based on this intensity value.
- the orientation parameter S may be calculated based on the intensity value of another region such as the minimum region of the light intensity distribution data I N ( ⁇ ).
- the range of the orientation parameter S is narrowed down by calculating a value related to the orientation parameter S based on the data for specifying the linear relationship stored in advance.
- the final orientation parameter S may be obtained by fitting the angular dependence distribution obtained by the simulation calculation in the narrowed range and the measured light intensity distribution.
- the parameter calculation unit 36 is used to calculate the orientation parameter S based on the value regarding the film thickness of the material layer S2 to be measured and the refractive index of the material layer S2 input from the user via the input device 19. Data indicating a linear relationship may be calculated (determination process).
- the intensity of the detection light emitted from the sample in response to the irradiation of the irradiation light is detected from the perpendicular of the detection light emission surface of the sample.
- an angle-dependent distribution of the light intensity of the detection light can be obtained.
- the angle forming the angle dependency distribution of the light intensity is normalized with a value of zero degrees, the light intensity in the maximum region in the normalized angle dependency distribution of the light intensity is specified, and the light intensity is determined in advance.
- the orientation parameter is calculated using the linear relationship.
- a selection step of selecting a linear relationship corresponding to a predetermined film thickness and a predetermined refractive index from a plurality of linear relationships stored in advance for each combination of a plurality of film thicknesses and a plurality of refractive indexes. May be further provided.
- a selection process for selecting a linear relationship corresponding to a predetermined film thickness and a predetermined refractive index from a plurality of linear relationships stored in advance for each combination of a plurality of film thicknesses and a plurality of refractive indexes in a computer May be further executed.
- the processing apparatus selects a linear relationship corresponding to a predetermined film thickness and a predetermined refractive index from a plurality of linear relationships stored in advance for each combination of a plurality of film thicknesses and a plurality of refractive indexes. It may have a part. In this case, the orientation parameter can be calculated in a short calculation time by a simpler calculation.
- a determination step of determining a linear relationship based on parameters relating to the refractive index and the film thickness input by the user may be further provided.
- the computer may further execute a determination process for determining a linear relationship based on parameters relating to the refractive index and the film thickness input by the user.
- you may further provide the determination part which determines a linear relationship based on the parameter regarding the refractive index and film thickness which were input by the user. In this case, since the orientation parameter is calculated using an appropriate linear relationship, the orientation parameter can be measured more accurately.
- the maximum light intensity existing between the angle at which the light intensity becomes minimum and 90 degrees may be specified.
- the maximum light intensity existing between the angle at which the light intensity becomes minimum and 90 degrees may be specified.
- the specifying unit may specify the maximum light intensity existing between 90 degrees and the angle at which the light intensity becomes minimum. In this case, since the orientation parameter is calculated using the intensity value at an appropriate angle, the orientation parameter can be measured more accurately.
- the embodiment uses an orientation property measurement method, an orientation property measurement program, and an orientation property measurement apparatus, and can easily measure the molecular orientation property of a sample by efficient calculation.
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(配向特性測定システムの全体構成)
(コンピュータシステムの構成)
PP=QPMPTP
によって表される。この従来文献によれば、P偏光成分の光強度分布PPは、下記式;
によって定式化されている。上記式中、n1は半円柱状レンズの屈折率、n2は半円柱状レンズおよび試料の周囲の空間の屈折率、n0は試料の屈折率、nはn2/n1に等しい値、α1は励起光の照射方向と観察対象の蛍光の出射方向とのなす角(なす角φに対応)、α2は、n・sinα2=sinα1により決まる角度を、それぞれ表している。また、上記式の上側の式は角度α1が臨界角以下の場合の特性を示し、下側の式は角度α1が臨界角より大きい場合の特性を示している。
S=(3/2)・(cos2θ-1/3)
によって算出される。図11に示すように、上記式中の角度θは、厚さ方向D1に沿ったZ軸に対する発光分子の平均的な配向方向(双極子モーメント)の角度を示しており、この配向方向はX成分μx、Y成分μy、及びZ成分μzを有する。図11に示すX軸及びY軸は材料層S2の厚さ方向に垂直な軸である。例えば、図10の(a)部に示す状態の材料層S2の配向パラメータS=-0.5であり、図10の(b)部に示す状態の材料層S2の配向パラメータS=1であり、図10の(c)部及び(d)部に示す状態の材料層S2の配向パラメータS=0である。図12には、角度θと配向パラメータSとの関係を示す。このように、配向パラメータSは角度θが0度から90度に変化するにしたがって減少し、その最大値が1で最小値が-0.5である。この配向パラメータSが小さくなるほど光の取り出し効率が高いことを意味する。
μx+μy+μz=1,
μx=μy
のように仮定されている。従来の手法では、実際に測定された蛍光の光強度の角度依存性特性を、シミュレーション結果の複数の特性とフィッティングすることで、分子の双極子モーメントのZ成分μzを求め、この値から配向パラメータSが決定されている。
RI=-A・μz+A
で表される場合に、数式自体であってもよいし、係数Aそのものであってもよいし、図14にプロットされるような線形式上の複数の標本点における座標値のデータの組み合わせであってもよい。このような線形関係を示すデータは、予め様々な配向パラメータSに関して実行された光強度の角度依存性特性のシミュレーション結果を利用して算出され、計測対象の材料に関する膜厚とその材料の屈折率との組み合わせ毎に算出されて予め複数記憶されている。パラメータ算出部36は、ユーザから入力装置19を介して入力された計測対象の材料層S2の膜厚およびその材料層S2の屈折率に関する値を基に、予め記憶された複数の線形関係を示すデータの中から、配向パラメータSの算出に用いられる線形関係を示すデータを選択(決定)する(選択処理、決定処理)。そして、パラメータ算出部36は、そのデータと領域特定部35によって特定された極大領域の光強度INpeakとを基に、Z成分μzを特定する。具体的には、選択した線形関係が図14に示すような特性であって、極大領域の光強度INpeakの逆数がRI0=1/INpeakと計算された場合は、逆数RI0に対して図14に示される線形関係を有するZ成分μz0が、材料層S2の双極子モーメントのZ成分μzとして導き出される。
μx+μy+μz=1,
μx=μy
に示される関係を有し、配向パラメータSが下記式;
S=(μz 2-μx 2)/(μz 2+2μx 2)
で定義されることを利用して、配向パラメータSを下記式;
S={μz 2-(1/4)(1-μz)2}/{μz 2+(1/2)(1-μz)2}
によって計算する。そして、パラメータ算出部36は、計算した配向パラメータSを出力装置17に出力する。ここでは、パラメータ算出部36は、計算した配向パラメータSを、通信モジュール104及びネットワークを経由して外部に送信してもよい。
(配向特性測定方法の各ステップの説明)
A=-A1d2n3+A2d2n2-A3d2n+A4d2+A5dn3-A6dn2+A7dn-A8d-A9n3+A10n2-A11n+A12
で表すことができる。なお、An(n=1、2、3...12)は、実数である。従って、ステップS07において、パラメータ算出部36により、ユーザから入力された材料層S2の膜厚及び屈折率に関する値を基に、その膜厚および屈折率に対応する線形関係を特定するパラメータとして、線形係数Aを特定することができる。
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- 所定の屈折率を有し、透光性を有する基板上に所定の膜厚で配置された試料に向けて照射光を照射する照射光学系と、前記照射光の照射に伴って前記試料から発せられる検出光を導光する検出光学系と、前記検出光を検出する光検出器とを用いて、前記試料の配向パラメータを算出する方法であって、
前記試料の前記検出光の出射側の面の垂線と前記検出光学系の光軸とのなす角を変更しながら、前記光検出器を用いて前記検出光を検出させて検出信号を出力する検出ステップと、
前記検出信号から得られた光強度の角度依存性分布を基に、前記なす角がゼロ度における前記光強度で、前記なす角が所定範囲の前記光強度を規格化して、規格化された光強度の角度依存性分布を取得する取得ステップと、
前記規格化された光強度の角度依存性分布を基に、光強度が極小になる角度と90度との間に存在する極大領域の光強度を特定する特定ステップと、
前記所定の膜厚及び前記所定の屈折率によって決まる光強度と前記配向パラメータに関連する値との間の線形関係と、前記極大領域の光強度とに基づいて、前記配向パラメータを算出する算出ステップと、
を備える、配向特性測定方法。 - 複数の膜厚と複数の屈折率との組み合わせ毎に予め記憶された複数の前記線形関係の中から、前記所定の膜厚及び前記所定の屈折率に対応する線形関係を選択する選択ステップをさらに備える、
請求項1に記載の配向特性測定方法。 - ユーザによって入力された屈折率及び膜厚に関するパラメータを基に、前記線形関係を決定する決定ステップをさらに備える、
請求項1又は2に記載の配向特性測定方法。 - 前記特定ステップにおいては、光強度が極小になる角度と90度との間に存在する極大値の光強度を特定する、
請求項1~3のいずれか1項に記載の配向特性測定方法。 - 所定の屈折率を有し、透光性を有する基板上に所定の膜厚で配置された試料に向けて照射光を照射する照射光学系と、前記照射光の照射に伴って前記試料から発せられる検出光を導光する検出光学系と、前記試料の前記検出光の出射側の面の垂線と前記検出光学系の光軸とのなす角を変更しながら、前記検出光を検出する光検出器とを含む検出装置を用いて前記検出光を検出して得られた検出信号に基づいて、前記試料の配向パラメータを算出するためのプログラムであって、
前記検出信号から得られた光強度の角度依存性分布を基に、前記なす角がゼロ度における前記光強度で、前記なす角が所定範囲の前記光強度を規格化して、規格化された光強度の角度依存性分布を取得する取得処理と、
前記規格化された光強度の角度依存性分布を基に、光強度が極小になる角度と90度との間に存在する極大領域の光強度を特定する特定処理と、
前記所定の膜厚及び前記所定の屈折率によって決まる光強度と前記配向パラメータに関連する値との間の線形関係と、前記極大領域の光強度とに基づいて、前記配向パラメータを算出する算出処理と、
をコンピュータに実行させる、配向特性測定プログラム。 - 前記コンピュータに、複数の膜厚と複数の屈折率との組み合わせ毎に予め記憶された複数の前記線形関係の中から、前記所定の膜厚及び前記所定の屈折率に対応する線形関係を選択する選択処理をさらに実行させる、
請求項5に記載の配向特性測定プログラム。 - 前記コンピュータに、ユーザによって入力された屈折率及び膜厚に関するパラメータを基に、前記線形関係を決定させる決定処理をさらに実行させる、
請求項5又は6に記載の配向特性測定プログラム。 - 前記特定処理は、光強度が極小になる角度と90度との間に存在する極大値の光強度を特定する、
請求項5~7のいずれか1項に記載の配向特性測定プログラム。 - 所定の屈折率を有し、透光性を有する基板上に所定の膜厚で配置された試料に向けて照射光を照射する照射光学系と、
前記照射光の照射に伴って前記試料から発せられる検出光を導光する検出光学系と、
前記検出光を検出して検出信号を出力する光検出器と、
前記試料の前記検出光の出射側の面の垂線と前記検出光学系の光軸とのなす角を変更する駆動機構と、
前記なす角を変更するように前記駆動機構を制御する制御部と、
前記なす角を変更しながら得られた前記検出信号を基に前記試料の配向パラメータを算出する処理装置とを備え、
前記処理装置は、
前記検出信号から得られた光強度の角度依存性分布を基に、前記なす角がゼロ度における前記光強度で、前記なす角が所定範囲の前記光強度を規格化して、規格化された光強度の角度依存性分布を取得する取得部と、
前記規格化された光強度の角度依存性分布を基に、光強度が極小になる角度と90度との間に存在する極大領域の光強度を特定する特定部と、
前記所定の膜厚及び前記所定の屈折率によって決まる光強度と前記配向パラメータに関連する値との間の線形関係と、前記極大領域の光強度とに基づいて、前記配向パラメータを算出する算出部と、
を有する、配向特性測定装置。 - 前記処理装置は、複数の膜厚と複数の屈折率との組み合わせ毎に予め記憶された複数の前記線形関係の中から、前記所定の膜厚及び前記所定の屈折率に対応する線形関係を選択する選択部をさらに有する、
請求項9に記載の配向特性測定装置。 - ユーザによって入力された屈折率及び膜厚に関するパラメータを基に、前記線形関係を決定する決定部をさらに備える、
請求項9又は10に記載の配向特性測定装置。 - 前記特定部は、光強度が極小になる角度と90度との間に存在する極大値の光強度を特定する、
請求項9~11のいずれか1項に記載の配向特性測定装置。
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