CHARACTERIZATION OF SILICON-ON-INSULATOR MULTILAYERS USING EX-SITU SPECTROSCOPIC ELLIPSOMETRY AND IN-SITU MONOCHROMATIC ELLIPSOMETRY DURINGPLASMA-ETCHING
R. Greef et al., CHARACTERIZATION OF SILICON-ON-INSULATOR MULTILAYERS USING EX-SITU SPECTROSCOPIC ELLIPSOMETRY AND IN-SITU MONOCHROMATIC ELLIPSOMETRY DURINGPLASMA-ETCHING, Thin solid films, 233(1-2), 1993, pp. 214-217
This is a characterization study on separation by implanted oxygen str
uctures designed to extract maximum information on the thicknesses of
the layers produced by implantation, and more importantly on the quali
ty of the top Si layer after annealing. The objective was to do this n
on-destructively using spectroscopic ellipsometry (SE). In order to co
nfirm and extend the analytical power of SE, the measurements have bee
n coupled with in situ studies using monochromatic ellipsometry during
plasma etching of selected samples. This has enabled some of the rema
ining uncertainties in layer refractive indices in the SE-derived mode
ls to be resolved and has shown that some of the reference data, parti
cularly for the buried oxide, need to be modified.