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9780124087507

Confocal Scanning Optical Microscopy and Related Imaging Systems

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    9780124087507

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    0124087507

  • Edition: 1st
  • Format: Hardcover
  • Copyright: 1996-08-29
  • Publisher: Elsevier Science
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Summary

This book provides a comprehensive introduction to the field of scanning optical microscopy for scientists and engineers. The book concentrates mainly on two instruments: the Confocal Scanning Optical Microscope (CSOM), and the Optical Interference Microscope (OIM). A comprehensive discussion of the theory and design of the Near-Field Scanning Optical Microscope (NSOM) is also given. the text discusses the practical aspects of building a confocal scanning optical microscope or optical interference microscope, and the applications of these microscopes to phase imaging, biological imaging, and semiconductor inspection and metrology.A comprehensive theoretical discussion of the depth and transverse resolution is given with emphasis placed on the practical results of the theoretical calculations and how these can be used to help understand the operation of these microscopes.

Table of Contents

Prefacep. xiii
Introduction
Confocal and Interferometric Microscopyp. 1
The Standard Optical Microscopep. 7
Principle of Operationp. 7
The Point Spread Functionp. 10
Coherent and Incoherent Illuminationp. 13
The Coherent Transfer Function, Line Spread Function, and Spatial Frequenciesp. 17
The Optical Transfer Functionp. 21
The Rayleigh and Sparrow Two-Point Definitionsp. 22
Brightness of the Imagep. 24
Imaging Techniques with the Standard Optical Microscopep. 26
The Confocal Microscopep. 31
Principle of Operationp. 31
Scanningp. 33
Depth Responsep. 34
The Point Spread Function and Two-Point Resolutionp. 38
History of the CSOMp. 41
Optical Interference Microscopesp. 44
Principle of Operationp. 44
Signal Processing Techniquesp. 48
Depth and Transverse Resolutionp. 51
Comparison of Scanning Optical Microscopes with Other Types of Scanning Microscopesp. 56
Referencesp. 63
Instruments
Introductionp. 67
The Confocal Scanning Laser Microscopep. 68
The Illumination Sourcep. 69
The Objective Lensp. 71
The Scanning Stagep. 73
The Intermediate Opticsp. 73
The Pinholep. 74
The Detector and Electronicsp. 74
Beam Scanning Techniquesp. 75
Commercial Examplesp. 79
Fiber-Optic Scanning Microscopesp. 83
Nipkow Disk Scanning Microscopesp. 84
One-Sided and Two-Sided Designsp. 84
The Nipkow Diskp. 86
Illumination of the Diskp. 89
The Tilted Disk and Optical Isolatorp. 91
The Field Lens, Tube Lens, and Objective Lensp. 93
The Imaging Pathp. 94
Commercial Examplesp. 95
Slit Microscopesp. 97
Ophthalmologic Slit Microscopesp. 97
Bilateral Scanning Slit Microscopesp. 99
Hybrid Slit Microscopesp. 101
Confocal Transmission Microscopesp. 104
Alternative Imaging Configurationsp. 108
Interference Microscopesp. 110
Interference CSOMsp. 110
The Michelson Interference Microscopep. 113
The Linnik Interference Microscopep. 115
The Mirau Interference Microscopep. 116
The Tolanski Interference Microscopep. 119
Near-Field Microscopyp. 120
The Near-Field Scanning Optical Microscopep. 120
Applications of the NSOMp. 131
The Solid Immersion Microscopep. 133
Conclusionp. 138
Referencesp. 139
Depth and Transverse Resolution
Introductionp. 147
Depth Response of the Confocal Microscope with Infinitesimal Pinholes and Slitsp. 149
Scalar Theory for a Plane Reflectorp. 149
Scalar Theory for Depth Response of a Point Reflectorp. 154
Scalar Theory for Fluorescent Reflectorsp. 157
Scalar Theory for Confocal Slit Microscopesp. 160
The Effect of Sample and Lens Aberrations on the Depth Responsep. 161
Depth Response of the Confocal Microscope with Finite-Sized Pinholesp. 165
Approximate Theory for Optimum Pinhole Sizep. 166
Approximate Theory for the Range Resolution vs. Pinhole Sizep. 167
Exact Theory for the Range Resolution vs. Pinhole Sizep. 169
Transverse Response of the Confocal Microscopep. 175
Transverse Response for Infinitesimal Pinholesp. 175
Two-Point Resolutionp. 179
Edge and Line Responsep. 180
The Effect of Finite Pinhole Size on the Transverse Resolutionp. 183
Depth and Transverse Resolution of the Interferometric Microscopep. 189
Scalar Theory for the Depth Response with a Plane Reflectorp. 189
Transverse Resolutionp. 195
The Effect of the Thin-Film Beamsplitter and Mirror Support of the MCM on Signal Levels, Range, and Transverse Resolutionp. 196
The Near-Field Scanning Optical Microscope (NSOM)p. 206
Attenuation in a Tapered Rod or Fiberp. 206
The Fields outside the Pinholep. 209
The Solid Immersion Microscope (SIM)p. 212
The Transverse and Longitudinal Magnifications of the SILp. 212
The Depth Response of the SIMp. 214
The Transverse Response of the SIMp. 216
Conclusionp. 220
Referencesp. 220
Phase Imaging
Introductionp. 225
Phase-Contrast Imaging in Conventional Microscopesp. 226
Phase-Contrast Imaging in the CSOMp. 229
Phase Imaging with an Interferometerp. 229
Electro-optic Phase Imagingp. 233
The ac Zernike Techniquep. 234
Acousto-optic Phase Imagingp. 239
Differential Interference Contrast Imagingp. 247
The Basic Theory of Nomarski Imagingp. 248
Imaging Modes of a DIC Microscopep. 250
Polarization-Shifted DIC Imagingp. 252
Split Detector DIC Imagingp. 254
Differential Probe Beam DIC Imagingp. 260
Differential Imaging with an AO Modulatorp. 261
Differential Imaging with an Optical Fiber CSOMp. 263
Phase Imaging with an Interference Microscopep. 266
The Integrating Bucket Techniquep. 266
The Fourier Transform Techniquep. 269
Conclusionp. 272
Referencesp. 272
Applications
Introductionp. 277
Semiconductor Metrologyp. 278
Microlithography Measurementsp. 278
Precision, Linearity, and Accuracy in Semiconductor Metrologyp. 279
Critical Dimension Measurementsp. 280
Experimental Resultsp. 284
Polarization-Enhanced Imaging of Dense Arraysp. 286
Calibrationp. 294
Overlay Misregistration Measurementsp. 295
Film Thickness Measurementsp. 300
CARIS and VAMFOp. 300
Film Thickness Measurements with the Mirau Interference Microscopep. 307
Biological Imagingp. 308
Brightfield and Phase Imagingp. 308
Fluorescence Imagingp. 311
Two-Wavelength and Two-Photon Fluorescence Imagingp. 314
Conclusionp. 316
Referencesp. 317
Vector Field Theory for Depth and Transverse Resolution of a CSOM
The Depth Responsep. 323
Transverse Responsep. 326
Referencesp. 330
Indexp. 331
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