Diffraction Grating Scatterometry
This feature uses the Analytic Wave-guide Method to calculate
diffraction efficiencies and phases for gratings. It plots scattered
rays and tests reciprocity for accuracy.
The Analytic Wave-guide Method uses eigenfunctions rather
that Fourier approximation. This method has been proven to be
faster, more accurate and move convergent than the rigorous coupled
wave method and is similar to the Botten Method.
Metrologia calculates energy efficiencies and phases for all
non-evenescent diffraction orders for reflecting and transmitting
diffraction gratings. Only Bragg angles of incidence are allowed,
and the same restrictions on the grating apply as on the geometries
for all the optical models, namely they must be periodic symmetrical
line space pairs.
System Requirements
Metrologia will run under Windows 95 or Windows NT on a standard
PC type of computer. It requires a minimum of 16 megabytes of
memory for full functionality, but 32 megabytes is recommended.
Approximately 50 megabytes of free disk space are also recommended.
It is a windows program with lots of graphical output and windows
type controls.
Pricing
Call for pricing information.
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