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==Dektak XTA stylus profiler==
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The Dektak XTA stylus profiler from Brüker is used for profiling surfaces of samples with structures in the micro- and nanometer range. The size of the structures that can be measured is limited by the tip dimensions.
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[[Category: Equipment|Characterization Profiler]]
[[Category: Characterization|Profiler]]


A profile measurement can be done across a specific structure by using a high magnification camera to locate the structure. It is also possible to program the stylus to measure in several positions, defined with respect to some deskew points. [[Specific_Process_Knowledge/Characterization/Stress_measurement|Stress measurements]] of thin films can be done by measuring the wafer bow. However, for predefined measurement programs or stress measurements, we recommend the P17 profiler - see next section.
=Dektak XTA (Stylus Profiler)=


[[image:Dektak XTA new.JPG|275x275px|right|thumb|Dektak XTA. Now in cleanroom C-1, at time of photo it was somewhere else.]]


'''The user manual, quality control procedure and results, technical information and contact information can be found in LabManager:'''
The Dektak XTA stylus profiler from Brüker is used for profiling surfaces of samples with structures in the micro- and nanometer range. The size of the structures that can be measured is limited by the tip dimensions.


[http://labmanager.danchip.dtu.dk/function.php?module=Machine&view=view&mach=304 Dektak XTA in LabManager]
A profile measurement can be done across a specific structure by using a high magnification camera to locate the structure. It is also possible to program the stylus to measure in several positions, defined with respect to some deskew points. [[Specific_Process_Knowledge/Characterization/Stress_measurement|Stress measurements]] of thin films can be done by measuring the wafer bow. However, for predefined measurement programs or stress measurements, we recommend the [[Specific_Process_Knowledge/Characterization/Tencor_P17|P17 profiler]].


Info about measurement accuracy can be found [[/Stylus profiler measurement uncertainty|here]].
The user manual, quality control procedure and results, technical information and contact information can be found in [http://labmanager.nanolab.dtu.dk/function.php?module=Machine&view=view&mach=304 '''LabManager'''].
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===Equipment performance and process related parameters===
Information on measurement accuracy and reproducibility for the stylus profilers may be found [[Specific Process Knowledge/Characterization/Stylus Profiler Measurement Uncertainty|here]].
 
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[[image:Dektak XTA new.JPG|275x275px|right|thumb|Dektak XTA. Now in cleanroom C-1, at time of photo it was somewhere else.]]
==Performance and Process Parameters==


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Line scan x: 50 µm to 55 mm in a single scan, up to 200 mm with stiching
* Line scan: 50 µm to 55 mm in a single scan
* Up to 200 mm with stiching
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Down to 0.003 µm theoretically, in practice limited by the tip radius
Down to 0.003 µm theoretically, in practice limited by tip radius
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1 Å, 10 Å, 80 Å or 160 Å (for ranges 65 kÅ, 655 kÅ, 5240 kÅ and 1 mm respectively)
1 Å, 10 Å, 80 Å or 160 Å for ranges 65 kÅ, 655 kÅ, 5240 kÅ and 1 mm respectively
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~ 2 % for a 1 µm step with the smallest measurement range and ~ 1 % for a 25 µm step ''for well-defined steps that are easy to measure'' (read about reducing and estimating the measurement uncertainty [[/Stylus profiler measurement uncertainty|here]])
*~ 2 % for a 1 µm step with the 65 kÅ range
*~ 1 % for a 25 µm step  
*''for well-defined steps that are easy to measure.''  
*[[Specific Process Knowledge/Characterization/Stylus Profiler Measurement Uncertainty|More info here]]
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*5 µm 45<sup>o</sup> cone
*5 µm 45<sup>o</sup> cone
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*Up to 6"
*Up to 6"
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*All materials that do not stick to the tip or leave residues on the chuck
*All materials that do not stick to the tip or leave residues
*For very soft polymers we recommend the Dektak 150, see below
*For very soft polymers we recommend the [[Specific Process Knowledge/Characterization/Topographic measurement#Comparison of Stylus Profilers, Optical Profilers and AFMs at Nanolab| Dektak 150]].
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