Postek, M.
, Vladar, A.
and Lowney, J.
(1996),
Models for Relating Scanning Electron Microscopy Images to Measured Artifacts, Proceedings of Scanning 96
(Accessed January 20, 2025)
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Models for Relating Scanning Electron Microscopy Images to Measured Artifacts
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A specific example of a technique we developed to enhance the information obtained from SEM images is the extraction of an approximate profile corresponding to an electron beam with zero beam diameter from one with a finite beam diameter. Results were obtained for the simulated backscattered and secondary electron yields, respectively, from a 1 um step in a silicon substrate at 1 keV beam energy. Finer detail has been extracted from the original signal by this method, and allows for more information to be obtained about the target geometry.Citation
Proceedings of Scanning 96
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18(3)
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Created March 31, 1996, Updated October 12, 2021