Deposition techniques (amount of heat used or bias applied to the substrate) and
incorporation of residual gases affect the grain size and morphology of the grown
film. Nondestructive techniques operating on a macro
level
have been developed
to monitor grain size and surface morphology. Although these techniques are
easy
to use and so are
typically
used in production environments, the resultant measure-
ment is a combination of many factors. These techniques cannot indicate which
single
factor impacted grain size or morphology the
most.
These tools are simple
gauges
to indicate when the result is bad.
The first analytical
tool
is a
noncontac ...
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