Defect detection device and method for transmissive elements based on multi-wavelength iterative algorithm
An iterative algorithm and defect detection technology, applied in the field of optical detection, can solve the problems of lithographic sample defects, appearing on the substrate surface or buried in the multilayer film or mask surface, waste products, etc., to achieve convenient detection and coherent test optical path Sexual requirements are low and the effect of avoiding damage
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[0062] In this embodiment, a transmissive element, the letter e, is mounted on a film, and the film is plated with a certain thickness on a glass plate, and an area of the letter e that does not transmit. The fixed-wavelength beam emitted by the tunable solid-state laser is expanded into collimated parallel light with a wide beam by the laser collimator beam expander. After diffraction, the 15mm radiation is transmitted to the detector.
[0063] In the measurement method of the transmissive component defect detection device based on the multi-wavelength iterative algorithm, the transmissive component defect detection steps are:
[0064] (1) The tunable solid-state laser generates seven kinds of incident light with wavelengths of 470nm, 500nm, 530nm, 550nm, 580nm, 600nm, and 630nm respectively. After testing the optical path, seven diffraction light intensity diagrams passing through the object to be measured are obtained, as shown in Figure (3) shown.
[0065] (2) Convert ...
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