Charles W. Schietinger - Portland OR Anh N. Hoang - San Jose CA Dmitry V. Bakin - San Jose CA
Assignee:
Luxtron Corporation - Santa Clara CA
International Classification:
G01B 1128
US Classification:
356630, 356625, 356600, 3562372
Abstract:
A characteristic of a surface is measured by illuminating the surface with optical radiation over a wide angle and receiving radiation reflected from the surface over an angle that depends on the extend of the illumination angle. An emissivity measurement is made for the surface, and, alternatively, if a reflectivity measurement is made, it becomes more accurate. One application is to measure the thickness of a layer or layers, either a layer made of transparent material or a metal layer. A one or multiple wavelength technique allow very precise measurements of layer thickness. Noise from ambient radiation is minimized by modulating the radiation source at a frequency where such noise is a minimum or non-existent. The measurements may be made during processing of the surface in order to allow precise control of processing semiconductor wafers, flat panel displays, or other articles. A principal application is in situ monitoring of film thickness reduction by chemical-mechanical-polishing (CMP).
Optical Techniques For Measuring Layer Thicknesses And Other Surface Characteristics Of Objects Such As Semiconductor Wafers
Charles W. Schietinger - Portland OR, US Anh N. Hoang - San Jose CA, US Dmitry V. Bakin - San Jose CA, US
Assignee:
Luxtron Corporation - Santa Clara CA
International Classification:
G01B011/28
US Classification:
356630, 356600, 3562372
Abstract:
A characteristic of a surface is measured by illuminating the surface with optical radiation over a wide angle and receiving radiation reflected from the surface over an angle that depends on the extend of the illumination angle. An emissivity measurement is made for the surface, and, alternatively, if a reflectivity measurement is made, it becomes more accurate. One application is to measure the thickness of a layer or layers, either a layer made of transparent material or a metal layer. A one or multiple wavelength technique allow very precise measurements of layer thickness. Noise from ambient radiation is minimized by modulating the radiation source at a frequency where such noise is a minimum or non-existent. The measurements may be made during processing of the surface in order to allow precise control of processing semiconductor wafers, flat panel displays, or other articles. A principal application is in situ monitoring of film thickness reduction by chemical-mechanical-polishing (CMP).
Optical Techniques For Measuring Layer Thicknesses And Other Surface Characteristics Of Objects Such As Semiconductor Wafers
Charles W. Schietinger - Portland OR, US Anh N. Hoang - San Jose CA, US Dmitry V. Bakin - San Jose CA, US
Assignee:
Luxtron Corporation - Santa Clara CA
International Classification:
G01B 11/28 G01B 11/02
US Classification:
356630, 356503, 3562371, 3562372
Abstract:
A characteristic of a surface is measured by illuminating the surface with optical radiation over a wide angle and receiving radiation reflected from the surface over an angle that depends on the extend of the illumination angle. An emissivity measurement is made for the surface, and, alternatively, if a reflectivity measurement is made, it becomes more accurate. One application is to measure the thickness of a layer or layers, either a layer made of transparent material or a metal layer. A one or multiple wavelength technique allow very precise measurements of layer thickness. Noise from ambient radiation is minimized by modulating the radiation source at a frequency where such noise is a minimum or non-existent. The measurements may be made during processing of the surface in order to allow precise control of processing semiconductor wafers, flat panel displays, or other articles. A principal application is in situ monitoring of film thickness reduction by chemical-mechanical-polishing (CMP).
Wasatch Advisors - Greater Salt Lake City Area since May 2012
Research Analyst
Global Financial Advisors - Brigham Young University Jan 2010 - Apr 2012
Head of Equity Research/ Equity Analyst
Goldman Sachs - Greater Salt Lake City Area Jun 2011 - Aug 2011
Summer Analyst
Beneficial Life Insurance Sep 2010 - Dec 2010
Fixed Income Analyst Intern
Craig Baugh's State Farm Insurance Agency - Provo, Utah Area Apr 2010 - Dec 2010
Marketing Intern
Education:
Marriott School of Management, Brigham Young University 2009 - 2012
Bachelor's degree, Finance
Seattle Central Community College 2007 - 2009
Associate of Arts, Business
Skills:
Microsoft Excel VBA Financial Modeling Financial Statement Analysis Bloomberg Equity Valuation Vietnamese Customer Service Outlook Access Photoshop Illustrator
Interests:
playing piano, chess, customer services, giving advise, networking
Honor & Awards:
Who's Who in America High School Student, 2006-2007
By the end of the visit, his son, Anh Hoang, had received one shot protecting against four illnesses measles, mumps, rubella, and chickenpox. He also received a second shot against tetanus, diphtheria, and whooping cough, as well as a flu shot. His twin daughters, who had already had their measles