Dimension IconIR300™大样品纳米红外系统为半导体应用提供高速、高精度的纳米级表征,具有优秀的测量能力、样品尺寸和材料类型灵活性。通过其专利的光热红外光谱技术和纳米级原子力显微镜(AFM)性质成像能力的结合,IconIR300 能够实现自动化晶圆检测和缺陷识别,适用于最广泛的晶圆和光掩模样品测量。该系统显著扩展了AFM-IR技术在半导体行业的应用范围,超越了传统技术所能达到的领域。
IconIR300建立在Dimension IconIR系统开创性大样品架构之上,提供相关显微镜和化学成像,与传统技术相比增强了空间分辨率和灵敏度。可与自动化晶圆处理和先进的数据收集/分析软件集成,该系统可节省时间和成本,提高生产效率。
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On仅Dimension IconIR300系统提供:
200mm和300 mm晶圆进行全面、无损测量
无损台阶高度测量和纳米级材料性质成像;以及
自动化、程式化测量和KLARF文件支持,方便用户访问全部数据。
配置布鲁克专利、独特的AFM-IR模式和专有的PeakForce Tapping®性质成像模式,结合IconIR300的大样品架构,为最广泛的半导体应用提供大的样品灵活性。IconIR300提供直径高达300 mm样品的全面测量,包括各种厚度和材料类型的样品,例如:
Bruker’s AutoMET software on Dimension IconIR systems provides the only AFM-IR measurement automation capability on the market. It supports recipe-driven, push-button nanoscale chemical imaging, AFM imaging, and KLARF-based navigation. IR spectroscopy steps can also be inserted into automated imaging recipes.
AutoMET recipes allow the user to:
This level of automation is essential for routine industrial applications, from semiconductors to pharmaceuticals and polymers. Key benefits include:
AFM-IR是纳米红外领域的首选技术,Bruker是光热AFM-IR纳米红外光谱技术的创新者。
Dimension IconIR300提供:
Dimension IconIR300基于行业领先的AFM性能和Bruker专利的Tapping AFM-IR成像技术,提高了纳米红外技术的空间分辨率和样品尺寸的适用范围。
Dimension IconIR300提供:
关键自动化能力包括:
· 台阶高度测量以及纳米级材料性质成像
· 光学和AFM图像的图案化识别
· 探针位置校正
· 支持全晶圆或网格成像
· 图像定位精度在几十纳米以内
· 复杂、简单的程式化编写;以及
· KLARF文件导入能力,支持纳米红外自动化测量
这些能力,结合具有高分辨率红外光谱的纳米级化学表征,使学术和工业用户能够克服传统半导体材料缺陷识别的限制。
Yes, this system is purpose-built for photothermal AFM-IR and property mapping on 200 mm and 300 mm wafers. It supports recipe automation and defect mapping for semiconductor workflows.
IconIR300 can detect and chemically identify both organic and inorganic nano-contaminants on wafers and photomasks. Its AFM-IR spectra can be directly correlated with FTIR reference libraries.
Yes. Dimension IconIR300 supports Bruker’s AutoMET® software and KLARF-based navigation. This enables user-defined automated nanoscale measurements at user-defined locations on wafers, grids, or arrays of multiple samples. IR spectroscopy steps can also be inserted into automated imaging recipes.
AutoMET® recipes allow the user to choose sites, then define measurements per site and analyses per measurement. This capability is essential for routine industrial applications, from semiconductors to pharmaceuticals and polymers.
Yes. Bruker’s photothermal AFM-IR technology produces spectra that are directly comparable to FTIR spectra, as demonstrated in published documentation and peer-reviewed articles. AFM-IR spectra can be searched directly against FTIR spectral databases. If FTIR-like spectral analysis is critical for your application, our experts can provide evidence showing spectral correlation.
Photothermal AFM-IR provides direct absorption-based spectra that closely match FTIR results and are easier to interpret than Raman-AFM or s-SNOM. Further, Photothermal AFM-IR signals are amplified by the resonant enhancement of the cantilever providing the best signal-to-noise of those techniques. Bruker offers s-SNOM as a separate option for advanced near-field studies.
Bruker nanoIR systems routinely achieve chemical imaging with spatial resolution below 10 nm and can detect single molecular layers. Actual performance depends on your sample and selected measurement mode.
Yes, photothermal AFM-IR can chemically map and identify particles smaller than one micron, including nanoplastics and environmental contaminants. Direct correlation to FTIR provides ready interpretation in particles as small as 10 nm.
Bruker’s photothermal AFM-IR systems typically require a single socket of standard electrical power,and CDA. Specific requirements may vary by model, so request a site preparation guide from your Bruker representative.
Bruker photothermal AFM-IR systems primarily use quantum cascade lasers (QCLs) that deliver stable, reliable performance and broad coverage across the mid-infrared fingerprint region as well as optical parametric oscillators (OPOs) for the C-H, O-H, N-H stretching region. Multiple QCL chips can be combined to access all key spectral windows required for routine and advanced research, and additional sources are available for specialized applications. Bruker’s application experts can help you select the optimal laser configuration to match your measurement needs and ensure sufficient spectral resolution for both standard and demanding experiments.
Measurement times vary by application, but point spectra can be acquired in seconds, chemical maps in minutes, and automated recipes can be tailored for high-throughput workflows.
Routine maintenance includes probe replacement, laser alignment checks, and calibration with reference samples. Bruker provides detailed maintenance protocols and support plans.