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Chapter 1: The Key Concepts of Algebra. Chapter 2: Rules for Expressions and the Reasons for Them. Chapter 3: Rules for Equations and the Reasons for Them. Chapter 4: Functions, Expressions, and Equations. Chapter 5: Linear Functions, Expressions, and Equations. Chapter 6: Rules for Exponents and the Reasons for Them. Chapter 7: Power Functions, Expressions, and Equations. Chapter 8: More on Functions. Chapter 9: Quadratic Functions, Expressions, and Equations. Chapter 10: Exponential Functions, Expressions, and Equations. Chapter 11: Logarithms. Chapter 12: Polynomials. Chapter 13: Rational Functions. Chapter 14: Summation Notation. Chapter 15: Sequences and Series. Chapter 16: Matrices and Vectors. Chapter 17: Probability and Statistics.


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The collection of light at very high numerical aperture allows detection of evanescent waves above the critical angle of total internal reflection in solid immersion lens microscopy. We investigate the effect of such evanescent modes, so-called forbidden light, on the far-field imaging properties of an aplanatic solid immersion microscope by developing a dyadic Green's function formalism in the context of subsurface semiconductor integrated circuit imaging. We demonstrate that the collection of forbidden light allows for sub-diffraction spatial resolution and substantial enhancement of photon collection efficiency albeit inducing wave-front discontinuities and aberrations.
© 2014 Optical Society of America
1. Introduction
The growing demand for high spatial resolution in optical inspection for failure analysis of semiconductor integrated circuits (ICs) has aroused interest in employing aplanatic solid immersions lenses (aSILs) [1–7]. In such applications, aSILs are placed in intimate mechanical contact with the polished back-side of an IC chip, hence transforming the silicon substrate into a high refractive index immersion medium (nSi = ~3.5) for high numerical aperture (NA) sub-surface imaging.
The circuit features fabricated on the front-side of the silicon substrate such as resistors, capacitors, interconnects and transistor gates are surrounded by an insulating medium with a lower refractive index (typically, nins = ~1.5) compared to the silicon immersion index. The electromagnetic boundary conditions at the dielectric interface between the silicon substrate and insulating media impose that the evanescent waves originated from the objects in the insulating medium are transformed into propagating waves in silicon immersion medium at angles higher than the critical angle of total internal reflection (TIR) [8]. Such propagating waves, so-called forbidden light, can be collected by the aSIL and thus contribute to the far-field imaging [9, 10]. In modern IC manufacturing technology, most important circuit features reside within the depth of the decay length of evanescent waves therefore the forbidden light has important ramifications for high NA imaging of ICs [11, 12]. Recently, the imaging characteristics of aSIL based microscopes have been theoretically investigated [13–16]. Due to their limited scope to imaging objects buried in a homogenous immersion medium, these previous analyses are not directly applicable for assessing the high-NA imaging performance of aSIL through stratified dielectric media such as semiconductor IC chips.
In this article, we investigate the imaging performance of a high-NA aSIL microscope through developing a dyadic Green's function formalism for the analysis of the forbidden light. It is shown that the forbidden light allows sub-diffraction spatial resolution [17] and approximately a factor of 5 improvement in the photon collection efficiency for imaging the metal levels closest to silicon as compared to those at a distance of more than a half-wavelength into the insulating medium. Furthermore, the evanescent nature of the collected light at supercritical angles leads to wave-front aberrations. Investigation of imaging performance in the vicinity of the dielectric interface through an electromagnetic model is critical to assess the limitations of the aSIL microscopy for semiconductor failure analysis and is applicable to imaging in quantum optics [18], biophotonics [19] and metrology [20] as well, as pure ray-tracing models cannot account for the behavior of the evanescent waves discussed here [21, 22].
2. Theory
The theoretical analysis is divided into two steps. We first develop a model of the angular spectrum of the radiation from a dipolar object located in the vicinity of the aplanatic point of the aSIL. Secondly, we present the details of the dyadic Green's function of an aSIL microscope to investigate the high-NA far-field imaging of buried objects beyond the interface between the substrate and the insulating media.
The schematic illustration of the problem is shown in Fig. 1. A dipolar object with an electrical dipole moment is located at in the insulating medium that has a lower refractive index (nins) than the silicon immersion medium (naSIL). The propagating waves in the + z direction of the coordinate system of the microscope undergo refraction at the planar interface between the immersion and insulating media and are channeled towards the subcritical angle cone upon refraction (allowed light, green in Fig. 1). The evanescent waves on the other hand, are transformed into propagating waves beyond the critical angle at the interface (forbidden light, red in Fig. 1). The outward propagating fields in the immersion lens medium comprised of allowed and forbidden light are then refracted on the spherical surface of the aSIL and collected by the backing objective lens. The conventional ray tracing models cannot account such far-field characteristics originating from non-propagating modes and thus an electromagnetic solution is strictly required for the problem. The electromagnetic solution to the problem illustrated in Fig. 1, can be formulated using the Green's function formalism. Assume that the dyadic Green's function defines the electric field of an electric dipole located at in the homogenous insulating medium:23]:Equation (2) allows us to express the fields of a dipole in Cartesian coordinates in terms of plane and evanescent waves in z > zd assuming the insulating medium is homogenous. The next step is modifying the Green's function to account for the planar dielectric interface and retain the far-field terms to simplify the solution in Eq. (2) following the procedure in Ref [23]:Eq. (3) allows deriving the far-fields in spherical coordinates at a given location in the immersion medium ( and). The terms and are the Fresnel coefficients for transmission at the planar interface between the immersion and insulating media. The remaining task in the problem is accounting the refraction on the spherical surface of the aSIL in order to find the electric field on the Gaussian reference sphere. Following Ref [16], the electric field on the Gaussian reference sphere is obtained:
Fig. 1
In a typical aSIL based imaging system, the light collected by the backing objective is focused on a light detector such as a camera by a tube lens. Assuming the aplanatic conditions for objective and the tube lenses, the dyadic Green's function describing the fields on the detector due to an arbitrarily oriented point dipole source near an interface is obtained below:Eqs. (4) and (5) are skipped for the sake of brevity; and these details can be found in Ref [16]. In Eqs. (5) and (6), is the wave number in the detector space. fdet is the focal length of the tube lens (fdet >>fobj), ndet is the refractive index of the detector medium, rdet = (xdet, ydet, zdet) is the location on the detector plane. J(ρ) refers to the Bessel functions of a given order. The relationship between the polar angles, , and , is as follows:
The Green's function expressed in the cylindrical coordinates of the detector in Eq. (5). allows us to obtain the far-field image of an arbitrarily oriented dipole located in the proximity of the aplanatic point of the aSIL near the planar interface. Note that the formulation of the Green's function is valid provided that the radius of the aSIL is much greater than the wavelength of light and the distance of the dipole location from the aplanatic location ( and) [16], typically satisfied in most practical applications [5–7, 22, 24–26]. A more sophisticated numerical model is required for cases in which such assumption is not valid [27, 28]. The objective and the tube lenses are assumed to be ideal meaning that they are free of optical aberrations and have a transmittance of unity in accordance with the previous studies [14–16]. Such practical details can be incorporated into the model provided that the empirical data is available. Furthermore, the developed electromagnetic model is intended to solve the light propagation from object space to the detector. The stray light originating from the reflections from lens surfaces or chip package are not considered in the image formation process in accordance with the previous studies [3–7, 14–16].
3. Results and discussion
In the following, we first elucidate the characteristics of the forbidden light through studying the field amplitude and phase profile on the objective pupil. Secondly, we investigate the point spread functions to understand the dependence of spatial resolution and light collection efficiency on the depth of the objects. A case of two non-interacting-dipoles is briefly discussed to include the effect of coherence in the spatial resolution. Finally, we discuss the simulated image of two-dimensional objects buried in the insulating medium such as the metal wiring in IC chips.
Following parameters are used in all simulations: naSIL = 3.5, nins = 1.53, nobj = 1, fobj = 10mm, RaSIL = 2.35mm, the free space wavelength λ0 = 1340nm and objective numerical aperture NAobj = 0.278. These values reflect typical experimental parameters. The objects are situated on the same transverse plane of aplanatic point of the aSIL (zd = 0), regardless of the their axial distance from the dielectric interface unless it is stated otherwise.
3.1. Field amplitude and phase on the pupil plane
We start by establishing a relationship between the angular distribution of the field derived in Eq. (1) and a geometric ray interpretation to demonstrate the distinct characteristics of subcritical and supercritical angular components of the collected light. Each angular spectrum component is associated with a light ray traveling perpendicular to the phase front of the plane-wave in the silicon immersion medium [16, 29]. Figure 2 shows the intensity profile across the pupil plane ( where Dp refers to the pupil diameter) for axial dipole locations of d = 0, d = λins/2 and d = λins shown left to right. The intensity profile depends strongly on the axial location for both vertical and horizontal dipoles in the forbidden light zone (outside the black circle) unlike the allowed light zone (inside the black circle) [30]. The longitudinal component of the wave-vector in the insulating medium () acquires imaginary values at supercritical angles () and therefore the amplitude of the supercritical plane wave components in the immersion medium decays rapidly as a function of polar angle (see Figs. 2(d) and 2(e)).
Fig. 2
The evanescent wave origin of the propagating waves at the supercritical angles impacts the phase front of the collected light. The phase of a pencil of light at a given polar angle at the pupil is defined:. The wave-front aberration originated from the forbidden light is found by subtracting the spherical aberration term from the total phase: [31, 32]. For an aberration-free optical system, is expected to be a constant and thus independent of the polar angle. Figure 3 plots as a function of polar angle greater than the critical angle of TIR on the Gaussian reference sphere () and dipole distance from the dielectric interface (d). Even if the imaging system is free of optical aberrations, collection of evanescent waves introduces ~λins/5 peak-to-valley wave-front distortion at high aperture angles, degrading the system performance. Such phase distortion at supercritical angles originates from the complex valued Fresnel transmission coefficients, a condition similarly observed in Goos-Hänchen effect that explains the relative phase shift of a beam undergoing TIR [33]. Note that is independent of the dipole height as the phase distortion originates from the complex Fresnel coefficients ( and ) in terms in Eq. (3). Furthermore, the phase discontinuity in term at the critical angle leads component of the horizontal dipole to have an abrupt π/2 phase shift.
Fig. 3
3.2. Image of dipoles on the detector
We study the optical images of dipolar objects on a wide-field detector using the formalism developed in Theory section. The first row in Fig. 4 shows images of a horizontal dipole located on the interface when all light in subcritical and supercritical angles is collected (a), only allowed light is collected (b) and only forbidden light is collected (c). The peak intensity on the detector originating from the forbidden light is approximately an order of magnitude greater as compared to the allowed light. The overall response in (a) is thus dominated by the forbidden light leading to a spot size of approximately λins/4. For a horizontal dipole located at a distance of d = λins from the interface, the peak intensity of the image originating from the forbidden light is approximately two orders of magnitude smaller as compared to the allowed light as shown in the second row in Fig. 4. The drop in the collected forbidden light in the supercritical aperture angles (compare Figs. 2(a) and 2(c)) as well as the spherical aberration leads to reduction in image brightness and spot confinement even if the dipole is in the geometric focus at the aplanatic point.
Fig. 4
We repeat the simulations for a vertical dipole and the results are shown in Fig. 5. The vertical dipole images similarly follow the conclusions obtained for horizontal dipole regarding the effect of the forbidden light. When the vertical dipole is located at the interface, the contribution from the forbidden light dominates the overall image and thus leads to a confined spot geometry. At a distance of d = λins, the spot enlarges significantly as the contribution of forbidden light becomes negligible compared to the allowed light.
Fig. 5
Figure 6 plots the spot size and relative collection efficiency as a function of dipole height. The intensity image of the dipole is integrated on the detector to calculate the metric of relative collection efficiency and the spot size is defined as the full-width-at-half-maximum of the peak and the dip for the horizontal and vertical dipoles, respectively. The collection of the forbidden light at supercritical aperture angles leads to a spot size as small as 0.2λins and 0.18λins for horizontal and vertical dipoles, respectively. The contribution of the forbidden light becomes negligible with respect to the allowed light when the dipole height reaches ~0.5λins leading to approximately a factor of 5 drop in collection efficiency as well as loss of the sub-diffraction spatial resolution. Note that the circular symmetry of the spot depends on the distance of the horizontal dipole from the interface unlike the vertical dipole. The circular symmetry of the spot on the detector is preserved for dipole height smaller than ~0.5λins, it however transforms into an elliptical spot for larger values of dipole height.
Fig. 6
Two-point resolution refers to the ability of an optical system to resolve two adjacent objects [34]. Such optical analysis is practically important for fault localization through distinguishing the defective feature from a neighboring one in IC failure analysis applications. Figure 7 shows the images of two non-interacting horizontal dipoles separated by a distance of 0.35λins in the limiting cases of complete coherent (in-phase) and incoherent dipoles. According to the Sparrow Criterion, the dipolar objects are resolved both in coherent and incoherent cases when they are both located on the dielectric interface (d = 0) as shown in Fig. 7(a) [35]. A particularly interesting case is when one of the dipole is located at a different depth than the other dipole. Figure 7(b) illustrates this condition when the dipole on the left is located at d = 87.5nm (0.1λins) (typical separation between adjacent interconnect levels) below the right dipole situated on the interface. The reduction in the forbidden light collected from the left dipole renders the peaks no longer resolved in the coherent case. Despite the loss of the modulation depth, the resolution is retained in the incoherent condition and the dip between the two peaks shifted towards the dipole on the left [36]. When both dipoles are situated at d = 87nm (0.1λins), they become completely unresolved in the coherent case and the modulation depth between the peaks of the incoherent dipoles is reduced by ~30%.
Fig. 7
3.3. Image of two dimensional objects on the detector
We simulate incoherent wide-field images of two-dimensional objects buried in the insulating medium to study the imaging performance on test objects encountered in IC chips. We assume the horizontally polarized incoherent illumination is uniform in the field of view and the optical system has the configuration explained at the beginning of the section.
A typical test object for the optical analysis is critical dimension features for estimating the spatial resolution and contrast at various interconnect levels. Figure 8 shows the optical image of such a test structure located at an axial distance of d = 0, 438nm (0.5λins) and 876nm (λins) from the dielectric interface, from left to right, respectively. The line pitch ranges from 175nm (0.2λins) to 700nm (0.8λins) with an increment of 87.5nm (0.1λins) between each group. All groups except the first one are well resolved according to Sparrow criterion in d = 0 case. The smallest groups resolved in the latter cases are the fourth and the seventh groups, respectively. Note that the difference of image brightness between Figs. 8(a) and 8(b) is more drastic as compared to the difference between Figs. 8(b) and 8(c) due to the exponential decay of the forbidden light intensity as a function of the object distance from the interface.
Fig. 8
In practice, closely spaced objects are typically found at different interconnect levels in ICs. Figure 9(a) illustrates an example of metal wiring with a constant line pitch of 876nm (λins) in the transverse plane and located at d = 438nm (λins/2) and d = 876nm (λins), shown in red and blue colors, respectively. Figure 9(b) shows the simulated optical image of the metal wiring assuming the aplanatic plane coincides with the plane of L1 and L2. According to the vertical linecut obtained from the optical image, L1 and L2 are well resolved according to Sparrow's criterion at which the valley between the peaks reaching down to ~0.45 whereas the modulation contrast between the peaks of L3 and L4 is almost vanishing (~0.02). The slight difference in the intensity level of the dip between L2-L3 and L3-L4 peaks originates from the unequal contrast level of the L2 wire with respect to L3 and L4, as explained in the two-point resolution case study.
Fig. 9
The examples above are chosen considering the dielectric structure of the conventional bulk silicon process technology in which the interconnect layers are buried beyond a single dielectric interface between the silicon substrate and the insulating media. Our model can be also applied to more complex layered media applications such as silicon-on-insulator chips in which the silicon junction is contained between a thin buried insulating box and the insulating media surrounding the interconnect layers. In order to account for the multiple reflections occurring in the stratified media, the generalized Fresnel coefficients can be used in place of the Fresnel coefficients used here [37]. Besides the concerns originating from the evanescent modes, practical complications further affect system performance such as the optical aberrations originating from imperfect solid immersion lens dimensions, spectral bandwidth of the light and the change in the operating temperature of the chips. Such practical issues will be investigated in future through adapting the Green's function model developed in this study.
4. Conclusion
In this theoretical study of forbidden light in high NA aSIL microscopy, we demonstrated that the dielectric interface between the silicon substrate and insulating medium surrounding the circuit features has a major impact on the imaging performance. Circuit features located within a half-wavelength of the interface, comprising the gate and first few metal levels of the modern IC chips, can be interrogated effectively with sub-diffraction transverse spatial resolution and high photon collection efficiency due to the forbidden light collected by the aSIL microscope. For objects buried farther into the insulating medium, only light from the allowed light zone can be collected, leading to up to a factor of 5 drop in light collection efficiency. In addition, the diffraction limited spatial resolution is compromised due to optical aberrations imposed by the dielectric interface.
The developed vector field theory for evaluating the effects of evanescent waves in aSIL microscopy of ICs can assist in quantitative analysis of optical images in the context of fault isolation and failure analysis as well as designing adaptive optics for compensating optical aberrations for high resolution optical inspection as pure ray-tracing model based software cannot account for the behavior of the evanescent waves. Even though the focus of this study is limited to semiconductor IC applications in which the resonant scattering is usually of interest, the model can be adapted to applications in fields such as quantum optics and biophotonics for which the non-resonant scattering processes are also important.
This work was supported by Intelligence Advance Research Programs Activity via Air Force Research Labs under contact no: FA8650-11-C-7102. Bennett. B. Goldberg and M. Selim Ünlü are co-corresponding authors.
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NORCROSS - A man who fired several shots at a Gwinnett police officer Monday night remains at large, officials said.The officer, who was not identified, is a member of the Gwinnett County Police Crime Suppression Unit. No injuries were reported. Police encountered the suspect, described only as a black male, after they'd received complaints of illegal activity at the America's Best Inn near Norcross about 9 p.m. Several officers conducted surveillance at the motel, located on Oakbrook Parkway near Jimmy Carter Boulevard, and witnessed from a distance someone shoot at another person, police said. The shooter fled in a black Chevy Blazer driven by another black male. When the officer tried to confront the suspects near the motel exit, the passenger fired several shots in the officer's direction, police said. Other police in the area gave chase but lost track of the Blazer when it veered off surface streets. Police located the vehicle moments later a couple miles away at the Victory Trail apartments on South Norcross-Tucker Road, sans the shooter and driver, police said. "Officers conducted an extensive ground search in the area, but were unsuccessful in locating the suspects," said Gwinnett police spokesman Cpl. David Schiralli. Police don't believe the initial shooting resulted in any injuries, either. Witnesses said the original victim fled the scene after shots rang out. Police didn't specify what illegal activity initially attracted officers to the motel. "That area has been known for drug transaction, prostitution," Schiralli said. Police transported the Blazer to headquarters, where it was examined for evidence, Schiralli said. The investigation continues. Police urge anyone with information to contact the Gwinnett County Police Department at 770-513-5100.
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spa was working fine ,had to clean filter when I restarted it it won't work when I press the pump button it pops up F6.
its a four winds spa with a Balboa VS501 pack
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What is not working? Is it just the pump, or is the whole spa completely dead? F6 is a filter cycle setting. You can program filter cycle durations for 2,4,6, or 8 hours. So F6 means pump should come on for a filter cycle every 12 hours and it would last for 6 hours long. You can program by hitting the temp button and then the jets button to scroll through.
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1) In a large colander, sprinkle the eggplant with the salt and keep aside for minimum 30 minutes.
2) In a large frying pan, fry the eggplant in batches, in the oil, adding more oil, if required, until brown. Remove from pan and keep aside.
3) Saute the garlic lightly for 30 seconds. Stir in the green pepper and saute for another 1 minute.
4) Stir in the tomatoes, season with the salt and pepper to taste and simmer for 10 minutes.
5) Stir in the eggplant and basil, simmer for another 2 minutes. Adjust the seasoning and keep warm.
6) In a pan, cook penne in the boiling salted water, until tender. Drain thoroughly and stir into sauce with the grated pecorino cheese.
7) Serve the Penne with Eggplant and Pecorino, immediately on individual serving plates.


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Dr. Joyce K. Aycock, MD
Plastic Surgery
- 12631 E 17th Ave Ste C309
Aurora, CO 80045
- 2 Locations
- (303) 724-2792
Dr. Joyce K. Aycock graduated from the Columbia University College of Physicians and Surgeons in 2001. She works in Aurora, CO and 1 other location and specializes in Plastic Surgery. Dr. Aycock is affiliated with Childrens Hospital Colorado and University Of Colorado Hospital.
Plastic Surgery
Medical School: Columbia University College of Physicians and Surgeons; Graduated 2001
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