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Nondestructive thickness mapping of epitaxial InGaAsP/InP layers
A new technique for fast and nondestructive thickness mapping based on optical absorption measurements is presented. An experimental setup in which unspecified losses are eliminated by a two-wavelength arrangement and precision and stability are improved is described. High resolution and speed are obtained. Results for InGaAsP/InP epitaxial layers demonstrate the capability to detect thickness variations in the 10-nm range. Buried layers inside heterostructures can be measured selectively.<>
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