Vertical incidence high-stability broadband light measurement technology, non-contact precision film thickness inspection
Using high-stability broadband light vertically incident on the sample surface, optical interference occurs between each film layer. The reflected light undergoes spectral analysis and regression algorithms to calculate the thickness of each film layer.
Broadband light source provides stable spectral coverage
Multi-layer interference produces characteristic reflection spectra
Regression algorithms precisely calculate layer thickness parameters
Ideal for measuring transparent or semi-transparent layers from nano-scale to micro-scale
Nano Multi-layer Film Structure
Interference Reflectance Spectrum Curve
Core advantages of Acuitik's reflective interference spectroscopy technology
From 10nm to 3mm wide measurement range, covering various application needs from nano-films to thick films
Measurement accuracy up to ±0.1%, maintaining excellent measurement stability and repeatability over a wide range
Single point measurement time less than 1 second, supports continuous measurement mode, meeting online inspection and large-scale production needs
Optical non-contact measurement causes no damage to samples, ideal for precision component inspection
Supports multi-layer film structure analysis, can simultaneously measure layer thickness and optical constants
Modular design for easy integration into production lines and automation equipment, supports OEM customization
Wafer coating thickness monitoring, etching endpoint detection, thin film process control
AR films, high-reflectivity films, filter thickness control for optical coatings
Thin film measurement for LCD, OLED, touch screens and other display panels
Solar cell thin film thickness detection, passivation layer quality control
Materials science research, nano-film fabrication, new materials optical characteristics analysis
Hardware coatings, decorative coatings, functional coating thickness measurement
Acuitik offers a variety of measurement products based on reflective interference spectroscopy technology to meet different application needs