Method for Optical Measurement of Pyramids on Textured Monocrystalline Silicon Wafers
A technology of optical measurement and single crystal silicon, which is applied in the direction of optical device, measuring device, scattering characteristic measurement, etc., to achieve the effect of preventing geometric shading
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[0031] exist figure 1 with figure 2A textured silicon wafer 1 is shown in , as viewed from above and in cross-section, respectively. For illustrative purposes, some of the pyramids 2 on the wafer 1 are drawn exaggeratedly. In common texturing processes for single crystal silicon wafers, the pyramidal orientation is given by the crystallographic axis of the individual crystals being pulled in the direction of the principal axis.
[0032] For the following description of the example based on square wafer 1, use figure 1 and figure 2 The following coordinate system illustrated in , namely:
[0033] a) Cartesian coordinate system: the outer edge of the wafer 1 points in the x and y directions. The upwardly directed surface normal of the wafer 1 points in the z direction.
[0034] b) Spherical coordinate system: The angle θ is a polar angle and extends from 0° to +90°. θ=0° applies to all vectors in the plane of the wafer (ie, the xy plane) or to vectors where z=0. θ=90° ...
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