We developed and demonstrate an analysis method in which we calibrate the intensity scale of cross-sectional transmission electron microscopy (TEM) using Cu K? reflectometry. This results in quantitative in-depth density profiles of multilayer structures. Only three free parameters are needed to obtain the calibrated profiles, corresponding to three TEM image intensity levels. Additionally, the optical indices of the two multilayer materials used and the assumption that the layers are laterally homogeneous are used in the model. The power and the general usefulness of the method is demonstrated using experimental data of W/Si and Mo/Si multilayer systems with sharp interfaces as well as multilayers of which the interfaces were deliberately ...
Determining transmission electron microscope specimen thickness is an essential prerequisite for car...
Specular and non-specular X-ray reflectivity measurements can be exploited to obtain interesting pro...
The possibilities of non-destructive multilayer structure characterization using the backscattering ...
We discuss a new method to characterize multilayer structures with grazing-incidence reflectivity me...
La microscopie éléctronique par transmission de sections transversales permet l'observation directe ...
A multilayer thin film structure of ten alternate Ta and Si layers with approximately 18 nm thicknes...
New La/B4C multilayer systems with layer thicknesses in the nanometer range have been deposited onto...
Accurate measurements of optical properties of multilayer (ML) mirrors and chemical compositions of ...
International audienceThis paper reports the coupling of HRTEM and moiré pattern observations, allow...
Electron density profiles across the 90-270 Å depth of Al/C multilayers on Ge substrates are determi...
Reverse depth profiling Co/Cu multilayers SNMS a b s t r a c t The overall quality of multilayer thi...
Periodic molybdenum silicon multilayers can be used as reflecting optical elements for many applicat...
Theoretically a transition metal (TM) interlayer of sub nanometer thickness on top of Mo can improve...
There are many physical characterization approaches which evaluate a limited set of structural eleme...
The soft X-ray reflectivity characterization of Mo/Si multilayer deposited by electron beam evaporat...
Determining transmission electron microscope specimen thickness is an essential prerequisite for car...
Specular and non-specular X-ray reflectivity measurements can be exploited to obtain interesting pro...
The possibilities of non-destructive multilayer structure characterization using the backscattering ...
We discuss a new method to characterize multilayer structures with grazing-incidence reflectivity me...
La microscopie éléctronique par transmission de sections transversales permet l'observation directe ...
A multilayer thin film structure of ten alternate Ta and Si layers with approximately 18 nm thicknes...
New La/B4C multilayer systems with layer thicknesses in the nanometer range have been deposited onto...
Accurate measurements of optical properties of multilayer (ML) mirrors and chemical compositions of ...
International audienceThis paper reports the coupling of HRTEM and moiré pattern observations, allow...
Electron density profiles across the 90-270 Å depth of Al/C multilayers on Ge substrates are determi...
Reverse depth profiling Co/Cu multilayers SNMS a b s t r a c t The overall quality of multilayer thi...
Periodic molybdenum silicon multilayers can be used as reflecting optical elements for many applicat...
Theoretically a transition metal (TM) interlayer of sub nanometer thickness on top of Mo can improve...
There are many physical characterization approaches which evaluate a limited set of structural eleme...
The soft X-ray reflectivity characterization of Mo/Si multilayer deposited by electron beam evaporat...
Determining transmission electron microscope specimen thickness is an essential prerequisite for car...
Specular and non-specular X-ray reflectivity measurements can be exploited to obtain interesting pro...
The possibilities of non-destructive multilayer structure characterization using the backscattering ...