In Jae Lee , Dae Hee Kim , Jiwon Hahm , Hongki Yoo , Seung-Woo Kim , Young-Jin Kim
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Non-destructive thickness measurement of Si wafers via optical third-harmonic generation with femtosecond laser pulses
Si wafers are vital substrate materials in semiconductor manufacturing and require precise non-destructive thickness measurements. However, the conventional electrical and optical measurement techniques are limited by depth selectivity and system complexity. Here, we propose a simple, high-precision, non-destructive thickness measurement method based on surface-sensitive optical third-harmonic generation at both sides of Si wafers. We irradiated a highly stabilized near-infrared femtosecond pulse laser with a broad spectrum and central wavelength of 1550 nm on the Si wafers, which are non-transparent in the visible to ultraviolet wavelength range. Using the proposed system, the thickness of the certified reference wafer was measured, yielding results that fall within the certified uncertainty.