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At each boundary layer of a transparent film incident light is partially reflected. To measure film thickness with the CWL FT, light from a whitelight source (halogen bulb) is focussed onto the film and the spectrum of the reflected light is evaluated. Due to the interference of the light from the boundary layers, the spectrum shows a typical waviness from which the sensor calculates the film thickness. Since the evaluated spectrum depends not only on the thickness, but also on the refractive index of the material, the parameter is included in the calculation of the thickness measurement.
|  |  | | | - measurement of transparent films and coatings
- non-contact, non-destructive measurement
- small spot enables highly resolved measurements
- mapping in combination with MicroProf®
or MicroGlider® systems - small, wear-free sensor without moveable parts
| |  | | | - measurement of foils in the food industry
- control of blister packaging
- thickness mapping on semiconducturs
- varnish measurement for the automotive industry
- examination of multilayer systems such as air gaps
below transparent covers |  | | | | working distance | 26 mm | 9 mm | | resolution x, y | < 20 µm | < 5 µm | | measuring angle | approx. 90° ± 5° | | | wavelength range | approx. 350 nm - 850 nm | | measuring range* | 2 µm - 250 µm | | resolution film thickness | 10 nm | * For refractive index of n=1. ** Diffusive surfaces allow for wider measuring angles. Technical specifications and content are subject to change. |
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