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Franz C. Mayrhofer

at FH Oberoesterreich

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Proceedings Article | 28 April 2008 Paper

Optical characterization of thin layers grown on metal components

F. Mayrhofer, G. Zauner, G. Hendorfer, G. Darilion, T. Müller

Proceedings Volume 7003, 70030R (2008) https://doi.org/10.1117/12.781108

KEYWORDS: Refraction, Reflectivity, Oxides, Optical properties, Thin films, Metals, Near infrared, Refractive index, CCD cameras, Oxidation

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In this work a new method for calculating the optical properties of an absorbing film grown on substrates, including the real and imaginary part of the index of refraction is shown. In particular the thermal radiation of a growing oxide-film on a heated steel specimen is measured by a CCD camera with a near infrared (1000nm) band-pass filter. The observed radiation-signal shows significant temporal patterns due to interferences in the growing oxide film. Under the assumptions of known specimen temperature, constant optical properties (dielectric functions) of each layer and semitransparent films, it is possible to develop a model by which variations of the resulting emissivity with varying film-thickness can be explained. From this model, which is derived from the calculation of the reflectance of a thin absorbing film on an absorbing substrate, the complex index of refraction of the film can be determined without explicit knowledge of the optical constants of the respective layers. Since a matrix-camera is used to monitor the process changes of the emissivity over time, spatial information may also be derived. In this way it is possible to detect spatial inhomogeneities in the film and to determine the cause (either inhomogeneous growth rates or spatial variations of material properties). In addition, these results can be used for emissivity correction in non-contact thermal imaging. This method is not limited to oxide films and can be used for other heat treatment processes that deposit semitransparent films as well.

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