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22 June 2015 Surface topography measurement based on color images processing in white light interferometry
Tong Guo, Yue Gu, Jinping Chen, Xing Fu, Xiaotang Hu
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Abstract
Microstructure surface topography is a key aspect of micro-nano measuring research for it has an obvious influence on the performance and quality of micro-nano devices. Scanning white light interferometry is a common method of testing surface profiling. In this paper, a color CCD camera, rather than a black-and-white CCD camera, was utilized to acquire white light interference images, which contain information of RGB channels. Based on acquired color interference images, wavelet transform method was employed to calculate phase value of corresponding channel in each scanning position. Then zero-optical-path-difference positions were accurately determined via a constructed evaluation function and least square method. Surface topography was eventually obtained via linear relationship of relative height and the zero-optical-path-difference position. The proposed method was verified by simulation and experiment of measuring standard step provided by VLSI Standards Incorporated.
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Tong Guo, Yue Gu, Jinping Chen, Xing Fu, and Xiaotang Hu "Surface topography measurement based on color images processing in white light interferometry", Proc. SPIE 9525, Optical Measurement Systems for Industrial Inspection IX, 952511 (22 June 2015); https://doi.org/10.1117/12.2184558
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KEYWORDS
RGB color model

CCD cameras

Optical interferometry

Wavelet transforms

Cameras

Image processing

Standards development

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