Measurement of full-field curvature and geometrical instability of thin film-substrate systems through CGS interferometry
Measurement of full-field curvature and geometrical instability of thin film-substrate systems through CGS interferometry
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DOI:
10.1016/j.jmps.2003.09.031
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发表时间:
2003-11
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5.3
通讯作者:
T.-S. Park;S. Suresh;A. Rosakis;J. Ryu
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作者:
T.-S. Park;S. Suresh;A. Rosakis;J. Ryu
Large deformation behavior prior to and after bifurcation of thin W films on much thicker Si substrates is investigated by recourse to coherent gradient sensing (CGS), which is an optical, full-field and vibration-insensitive technique. Since fringes obtained by CGS represent the contours of gradient in out-of-plane displacement through appropriate optics, curvature of the wafer can be obtained directly from the fringe number density. The measured curvatures in two orthogonal principal directions, whose values agree reasonably with both analytical and numerical predictions based on large deformation theory, clearly show that the equilibrium shape of the wafer changes from a sphere to an ellipsoid when bifurcation occurs. In contrast to the one-dimensional scanning method, which provides only a single normal (or direct) curvature component, twist (or shear) as well as normal components of curvatures can be obtained as the wafer is rotated with respect to its flat zone. A classical Mohr's circle representation is also used to rationalize evolution of the twist curvatures. Finally, local curvature variations due to non-uniform film stresses can be captured by full-field curvature maps using image processing analysis.