FOM Name: Zygo New View
Model: Zygo New view 9000
Contact: John Jacobs (jacobs@engr.wisc.edu, 608-262-3787)
Center: NIAC
Location: MSE Room 177
The Zygo New View 9000 is a scanning white light and optical phase-shifting interferometer used for quantifying surface roughness, step heights and other topographical features. The measurements are fast and non-destructive. The Zygo is equipped with 1X to 50X objectives which provide a field of view from 0.09 to 17 mm – expandable with stitching
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Configuration
- Vertical Scan Range: 145 µm with high resolution piezo drive;
20 mm with motor drive - Surface Topography Repeatability: 08 nm
- Lateral Resolution: 43 to 17 um; objective dependent
- Data Scan Rate: 69 µm/sec @ 1000 x 1000 pixels
- RMS Repeatability: < 0.01 nm
- Step Height Accuracy: 3%
- Step Height Repeatability: 1%
Additional Information
