For inline control of the material quality, a non-destructive, non-contact, non-preparational as well as fast and reliable characterization method is needed. Photoluminescence (PL) imaging at room-temperature fulfills all these basic requirements and extended defects can be identified based on their spectral and geometrical fingerprints. Therefore, a new defect luminescence scanner (DLS) has been developed operating at conditions, which allow for rapid full-wafer scanning up to 150 mm wafers (measurement time approx. 20 min). The identification of defects imaged by the DLS will be presented in the paper. Furthermore, a possible inline use of the DLS will be discussed
A prototype industrial defect inspection system, which can operate at speeds of up to 1 ms-1 and ove...
A prototype industrial defect inspection system, which can operate at speeds of up to 1 ms-1 and ove...
In this contribution, we apply three different camera-based luminescence imaging techniques to mc-Si...
A new tool for characterizing extended defects in Silicon Carbide (SiC) based on photoluminescence i...
ABSTRACT: Electroluminescence (EL) and photoluminescence (PL) imaging have recently been demonstrat...
Non-destructive techniques are ideal for process control and process development. They do not invol...
Non-destructive techniques are ideal for process control and process development. They do not invol...
Photoluminescence (PL) imaging techniques can be applied to multicrystalline silicon wafers througho...
A photoluminescence topography system is devised on the basis of an optical IR microscope. The syste...
Luminescence spectroscopy is applied to multicrystalline p-type silicon. Photoluminescence spectrosc...
avaa käsikirjoitus, kun julkaistu.Photoluminescence imaging (PLI) technique is conventionally used i...
avaa käsikirjoitus, kun julkaistu.Photoluminescence imaging (PLI) technique is conventionally used i...
Copyright © 2014 Dominik Lausch, Christian Hagendorf. This is an open access article distributed und...
Photoluminescence imaging is demonstrated to be an extremely fast spatially resolved characterizatio...
AbstractIn this contribution, we apply three different camera-based luminescence imaging techniques ...
A prototype industrial defect inspection system, which can operate at speeds of up to 1 ms-1 and ove...
A prototype industrial defect inspection system, which can operate at speeds of up to 1 ms-1 and ove...
In this contribution, we apply three different camera-based luminescence imaging techniques to mc-Si...
A new tool for characterizing extended defects in Silicon Carbide (SiC) based on photoluminescence i...
ABSTRACT: Electroluminescence (EL) and photoluminescence (PL) imaging have recently been demonstrat...
Non-destructive techniques are ideal for process control and process development. They do not invol...
Non-destructive techniques are ideal for process control and process development. They do not invol...
Photoluminescence (PL) imaging techniques can be applied to multicrystalline silicon wafers througho...
A photoluminescence topography system is devised on the basis of an optical IR microscope. The syste...
Luminescence spectroscopy is applied to multicrystalline p-type silicon. Photoluminescence spectrosc...
avaa käsikirjoitus, kun julkaistu.Photoluminescence imaging (PLI) technique is conventionally used i...
avaa käsikirjoitus, kun julkaistu.Photoluminescence imaging (PLI) technique is conventionally used i...
Copyright © 2014 Dominik Lausch, Christian Hagendorf. This is an open access article distributed und...
Photoluminescence imaging is demonstrated to be an extremely fast spatially resolved characterizatio...
AbstractIn this contribution, we apply three different camera-based luminescence imaging techniques ...
A prototype industrial defect inspection system, which can operate at speeds of up to 1 ms-1 and ove...
A prototype industrial defect inspection system, which can operate at speeds of up to 1 ms-1 and ove...
In this contribution, we apply three different camera-based luminescence imaging techniques to mc-Si...