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Thermal-wave detection and thin-film thickness measurements with laser beam deflection

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Abstract

A new technique has been developed that employs highly focused laser beams for both generating and detecting thermal waves in the megahertz frequency regime. This technique includes a comprehensive 3-D depth-profiling theoretical model; it has been used to measure the thickness of both transparent and opaque thin films with high spatial resolution. Thickness sensitivities of ±2% over the 500–25,000-Å range have been obtained for Al and SiO2 films on Si substrates.

© 1983 Optical Society of America

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