/Soft X-Ray Radiation for computional nanometrology

Soft X-Ray Radiation for computional nanometrology

Brussel | Just now

Explore the state-of-the-art optical technologies in semiconductor and biomedical applications

In optical metrology, conventional EUV/Hard X-ray microscopes face challenges in achieving high-NA objective lenses due to their non-conventional optical properties. As semiconductor patterns continue to shrink, there is an increasing demand to improve spatial and z-resolution, throughput, and field-of-view to meet industrial requirements.


We utilize the extended spectrum of soft X-rays for next-generation metrology and lithography applications. In the conventional EUV/Hard X-ray range, integrating high-NA objective lenses into microscopes is challenging due to the limitations of non-conventional optics. However, the soft X-ray region offers a viable alternative for inspecting materials that cannot be effectively analyzed using conventional approaches.

Responsibilities:

  • Ray tracing simulation of optical system
  • Optics design and fabrication
  • Spectroscope demonstration
  • Successful work can be followed by a journal publication



Type of project: Thesis, Internship, Combination of internship and thesis

Required degree: Master of Engineering Technology, Master of Science, Master of Engineering Science, Master of Bioengineering

Supervising scientist(s): For further information or for application, please contact: Hyun-su Kim (Hyun-su.Kim@imec.be)

Only for self-supporting students.

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