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Non-Contact Sheet Resistance Testing for Thin Films and Multi-Layer Systems SURAGUS GmbH MariaReicheStr. 1 D01109 Dresden Germany Office: +49 351 27 35 98 01 Fax: +49 351 32 99 20 58 EMail: [email protected] Cer%fied Quality Management System for development, manufacturing and sales of nondestruc%ve tes%ng equipment (NDT) in compliance with ISO 9001:2008. Contactless sheet resistance mapping of TCO layers Determination of optical transmission Sheet Resistance Ohm/sq 20 mm 20 mm Accuracy in comparison to actual values LeP: Fourpoint probe (RM3AR Jandel) with 100 points manual measurement Right: Automated Eddy Current CScan with EddyCus® TF map 2020SR Inline sheet resistance measurement Conductivity mapping of thin films on wafer Thin-Film monitoring of: Transparent Conductive Oxides (ITO, ZnO, etc.) Metal Nanowires & Meshes Graphene Carbon Nanotubes Metal layers (Al, Mo, Au, etc.) Non-contact sheet resistance measurement Simultaneous measurement of anisotropy / optical transmission Film thickness measurement and monitoring Inline-monitoring (ex-vacuo and in-vacuo) Detection of deposition inhomogeneities Imaging of conductivity-related characteristics Characterization of Thin Films “EddyCus® TF lab” for monitoring sheet resistance and layer thickness of conductive thin films “EddyCus® TF map” for automated high resolu%on mapping of sheet resistance and layer thickness of conduc%ve thin films “EddyCus® TF inline” for inline monitoring sheet resistance and layer thickness of conduc%ve thin films Offers Fields of Application Sheet resistance Layer thickness Op%cal transmission at 2 different spots 2 5 m m Eddy current technology S. Bae et al. Nature Nano. 5, 571 (2010); Daniel Neumaier; Proceedings TCO/TCM WS 2013 (2013) A Z O o n sapphire wafer GaN on Si wafer Graphene on SiO₂ wafer Pt on Siwafer Inline sheet resistance monitoring with 3 measurement lanes Photograph of ITO on glass Mapping of structured ITO on glass Supercapacitor foil Drivers in Research & Development Sheet resistance vs. op%cal transmission 2 5 m m 2 5 m m 2 5 m m Line Scan 1 Line Scan 2 Line Scan 3 Eddy Current Testing Devices for Thin Film and Multi-Layer Systems Benefits of High Frequency Tes%ng up to 100 Mhz Signal Amplitude + Contactfree + High sample rate + High sensi%vity + Measurement of encapsulated layers 412 3.000 0 100 1 4 7 10131619222528 Sheet Distance from sample Line Scan 1 New options: + Optical transmission + Electrical anisotropy Sheet Resistance (Ω/sq) Sheet Resistance (Ω/sq) Sheet Resistance (Ω/sq) Sheet Resistance (Ω/sq) 89 163 312 468 12 28

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Non-Contact Sheet Resistance Testing for Thin Films and Multi-Layer Systems

SURAGUS  GmbH  Maria-­‐Reiche-­‐Str.  1  D-­‐01109  Dresden  Germany  

Office:    +49  351  27  35  98  01  Fax:              +49  351  32  99  20  58  E-­‐Mail:      [email protected]  

Cer%fied  Quality  Management  System  for  development,    manufacturing  and  sales  of  non-­‐destruc%ve  tes%ng  

equipment    (NDT)  in  compliance  with  ISO  9001:2008.  

   

Contactless sheet resistance mapping of TCO layers

Determination of optical transmission

Sheet  Resistance  Ohm

/sq  20  mm   20  mm  

Accuracy in comparison to actual values

LeP:  Four-­‐point  probe  (RM3-­‐AR  Jandel)  with  100  points  manual  measurement  

Right:  Automated  Eddy  Current  C-­‐Scan  with  EddyCus®  TF  map  2020SR  

Inline sheet resistance measurement

Conductivity mapping of thin films on wafer

Thin-Film monitoring of: §  Transparent Conductive Oxides (ITO, ZnO, etc.) §  Metal Nanowires & Meshes §  Graphene §  Carbon Nanotubes §  Metal layers (Al, Mo, Au, etc.)

§  Non-contact sheet resistance measurement §  Simultaneous measurement of anisotropy / optical transmission §  Film thickness measurement and monitoring §  Inline-monitoring (ex-vacuo and in-vacuo) §  Detection of deposition inhomogeneities §  Imaging of conductivity-related characteristics

Characterization of Thin Films

“EddyCus® TF lab” for monitoring sheet resistance and layer thickness of conductive thin films

“EddyCus®  TF  map”  for  automated  high  resolu%on  mapping  of  sheet  resistance  and  layer  thickness  of  conduc%ve  thin  films    

“EddyCus®  TF  inline”  for  inline  monitoring  sheet  resistance  and  layer  thickness  of  conduc%ve  thin  films  

Offers Fields of Application

Sheet  resistance  

Layer  thickness  

Op%cal  transmission  at  2  different  spots  

25  mm  

Eddy current technology

S. Bae et al. Nature Nano. 5, 571 (2010); Daniel Neumaier; Proceedings TCO/TCM WS 2013 (2013)  

A Z O   o n  sapphire  wafer  

G a N   o n   S i -­‐wafer  

G r a p h e n e  o n   S i O ₂ -­‐wafer  

Pt  on  Si-­‐wafer  

I n l i n e   s h e e t   r e s i s t a n c e  monitoring  with   3  measurement  lanes  

Photograph   of  ITO  on  glass  

M a p p i n g   o f  structured   ITO   on  glass  

Supercapacitor foil

Drivers in Research & Development

Sheet  resistance    

vs.    

op%cal  transmission  

25  mm  

25  mm  

25  mm  

Line   Scan  1  

Line   Scan  2  

Line   Scan  3  

Eddy Current Testing Devices for Thin Film and Multi-Layer Systems

Benefits  of  High  Frequency  Tes%ng  up  to  100  Mhz    Signal  Amplitude  

+  Contact-­‐free  

+  High  sample  rate  

+  High  sensi%vity  

+  Measurement  of  encapsulated  layers  

412                                                                                            3.000  

0  

100  

1   4   7  10  13  16  19  22  25  28  

Sheet  

Distance  from  sample  

Line  Scan  1  

New options: + Optical transmission

+ Electrical anisotropy

Sheet  Resistance  (Ω/sq)  

Sheet  Resistance  (Ω/sq)  

Sheet  Resistance  (Ω/sq)  

Sheet  Resistance  (Ω/sq)  

89                                                                                                      163   312                                                                                                468   12                                                                                                        28