Data
analysis sheet for in-plane
length measurements with two
ends anchored (or for an
inside edge-to-inside edge length measurement)
Figure L.1.1.
Top view of a fixed-fixed beam test
structure depicting the measurement
to be made, where Edge 1 and Edge 2
are considered inside edges.
To obtain the
following measurements, consult ASTM
standard test method E 2244 entitled
"Standard Test Method for In-Plane
Length Measurements of Thin,
Reflecting Films
Using an Optical Interferometer."
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Table 1 - Preliminary
ESTIMATES
Description
1
material =
material
2
design length =
µm
design
length
3
magnification =
×
magnification
4
orientation
=
orientation on
the chip
5
calx =
x-calibration factor
(for the given magnification)
6
interx
=
µm
interferometer's maximum field of view
(for the given magnification)
7
σxcal =
µm
one sigma
uncertainty in a ruler
measurement (for the given magnification)
8
xres
=
µm
resolution of the interferometer
in the x-direction
9
calz =
z-calibration factor
(for the given magnification)
Report the results as follows: Since it can be assumed that the
possible estimated values are either approximately uniformly
distributed or Gaussian with approximate standard deviation
uc, the lengthis believed to lie in the
interval L ±
uc with a level of
confidence of approximately 68 % assuming a Gaussian distribution.
Modify the
input data, given the
information supplied in any
flagged statement below, if
applicable, then recalculate:
1.
Please fill
out the entire form.
2.
The
design length should be between
0
µm and 1050
µm.
3.
The measured value for L
is more than
3uc from the
design length.
4.
Is the magnification
appropriate given the
design length ?
5.
Magnifications at or
less than 2.5× shall not
be used.
6.
Is 0.95 < calx < 1.05 but
not equal to "1" ? If not,
recheck your x-calibration.
7.
The value for interx
should be between 0
µm
and 1500
µm.
8.
The value for σxcal
should be between 0
µm
and 4
µm.
9.
The value
for xres
should be between 0
µm
and 1.57
µm.
10.
Is 0.95 < calz < 1.05 but
not equal to "1" ? If not,
recheck your z-calibration.
11.
Alignment
has not been ensured.
12.
Data has not been
leveled.
13.
x1min should be
greater than x1max.
14.
x2min
should be greater than x1min.
15.
x2max
should be greater than x2min.
16.
The calibrated
values for x1min
and x1max are
greater than 10 µm apart.
17.
The calibrated
values for x2min
and x2max are
greater than 10 µm apart.