Inverting measured Mueller matrices against theoretical models extracts Dill parameters, resolving static measurement limitations in photolithography.
A semi-circular focusing lens concentrates divergent light onto minute patterns, resolving the mismatch between spot size and feature dimensions.
Combined light-scattered polarimetry and refractive near field apparatus measures stress profiles with high precision.
Replacing rotating polarizers with a biaxial crystal eliminates mechanical delay, enabling parallel multi-wavelength ellipsometry.
Replacing bulky Faraday rotators, the meta surface enables high sensitivity polarization measurement in a compact footprint.
A polarimetric measurement device detects state of polarization transients in optical fibers using signal echo analysis.
Achromatic rotating-element ellipsometer measures Mueller-matrix elements using four polarizers and constant speed rotation.
Segmenting test sites on a single wafer reduces measurement time and carry-over errors while maintaining high precision.
A broadband wafer inspection system uses polarization control to detect surface defects across multiple wavelengths.
Switchable detector arrangement enables high throughput semiconductor wafer inspection.
A method determines dielectric tensors by fitting theoretical Mueller spectra to measured data using a 4x4 matrix model.
Polarization calibration targets correct sensor asymmetries to minimize overlay and critical dimension errors in device manufacturing.