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| Wafer Thickness Gauge | |||||||||
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capacitive distance measuring method is used for the non-contact measurement
of wafer thicknesses. The capacitive distance sensors are located in a rigid
holder above and below the object to be measured and are positioned at a
specific distance from each other. The sum of the two distances to the wafer
(front and back) will yield the wafer thickness.
The calculated value can be read off a five-digit numerical display or can be output via the instrument's built-in serial interface. The calibration can be checked with gauge blocks. The resistivity of silicon, up to 1,000,000 Ohmcm, does not affect the calibration. The instrument can be set through a switch so that it is able to measure higher resistance material such as GaAs or GGG wafers. In the switch position 'GaAs', the sensors constitute a multi-layer capacitor with air and the high-resistance measuring object as dielectrics. A value of 11.3 is stored in the microprocessor EEPROM for the material constant (relative dielectric constant) used in the calculation. This value can be changed as needed by means of a utility.
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