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Instruments based on a modular component system offering a choice of two different ellipsometer tables and a wide range of optical components
pico  Picometer
 Ellipsometer
  A high speed (2ms response), high sensitivity (1/100 monolayer of oxide on silicon) single wavelength, single beam ellipsometer based on the Birefringence Modulation design, for measurements of ultra-thin surface layers. Sensitivity limited by Photon Shot noise. Illumination areas to as small as 15 microns
imaging  Imaging
 Ellipsometer
  Uses a CCD detector and microscope zoom lens to produce ellipticity images of a surface in typically 1s. Ideal for inhomogenous or patterned surfaces - sample scanning is not required
enhanced imaging   Combines the Standard Picometer with the Imaging Ellipsometer. Use the Imaging system to survey a larger area, and the Picometer to provide high speed analysis of a spot within the imaged area
spectroscopic   The spectroscopic version of the high speed, high sensitivity Standard Picometer, covering the wavelength range 230nm to 1700nm (extension to 190nm will soon be available)
light  Light Picometer   A low cost version of the Picometer mounted on the lower precision Light Optical Table
reflectometer  Imaging
 Reflectometer
  Produces Reflectivity images of the imaged area, useful, for instance, for studying fibre optic anti-reflection coatings on small fibre-optic surfaces
modular  Modular System   Our components can be mounted in many configurations to suit the customer. The instruments can be used to study polarised and unpolarised light. Examples: studies of Circular Dichroism, the distribution of scattered light from rough surfaces, reflection and transmission by anisotropic crystal, etc
consultancy  Consultancy,
 Custom Design
 & Data Analysis
  The experience and skills of our staff are available to help with your metrology problems and assist with data analysis. We can also design a system to suit your requirements
 
 
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