Fourier Transform Spectrometer (FTS) Motivation MEMS ...Fourier Transform Spectrometer (FTS)...

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2013/1/22 1 MEMS FTIR Spectrometer and Optical Results Pelin Ayerden, Sven Holmstrom, Hakan Urey Koç University, Istanbul, Turkey Jean-Louis Stehle SEMILAB, Budapest, Hungary FP7 Project Partners: Bruker (DE), FhG IPMS (DE), KOC (TR), CTR (AT), VIGO (PO), TECHNIKON (AT), HYPERSCAN (DE), SOPRALAB (FR), RHE (DE) Fourier Transform Spectrometer (FTS) Motivation FTIR Spectrometers are used for: Quality and process control Gas detection Chemical analysis etc. Currently available spectrometers Bulky High cost Only for lab use Low measuring speed MEMFIS Project Specs.: Handheld Fast measurement (1-2 msec) Sensitive (10cm -1 ) Works in midIR region (2.5μm -16μm ) Two Approaches: Michelson Interferometer Lamellar Grating Interferometer MEMFIS Project Fully Assembled Prototype Using Michelson Interferometer Bruker Commercial Spectrometer Lamellar Grating Interferometer Operation with Laser Illumination d = N λ 4 a l/a -l/a 0 I center = 1+ cos 4π d λ 0 0.2 0.4 0.6 0.8 1 0 0.5 1 1.5 2 Faz Derinliği (d /l) Işık şiddeti Grating Depth (d/l) Intensity 0 0.2 0.4 0.6 0.8 1 0 0.5 1 1.5 2 Faz Derinliği (d /l) Işık şiddeti Grating Depth (d/l) Intensity Converging monochromatic Light incident on the grating Grating Side View Fourier Transform 0 2/l -2/l DC Spectrum Spectral Resolution ±500um deflection required for 10cm -1 resolution!! Large for MEMS!! Detector FTS with Lamellar Grating Interferometer (LGI) IR Source MEMS device IR Detector Reference Laser -1st 0th 1st PD Elliptic reflectors Sample Plane ZCD ADC Interferogram Spectrum Fourier Transform Detector Output (V) Detector Output (V) MI Configuration LGI Configuration IR Source IR Detector Sample Plane Reference Laser -1st 0th 1st PD MEMS device Elliptic reflectors IR Source IR Detector Sample Plane Reference Laser PD Elliptic reflector Stationary Mirror Moving Mirror Beam Splitter Compensation Plate Michelson Interferometer vs LGI for FTS LGI Eliminates reference mirror beam splitter compansation plate interference alignment efforts vacuum packaging of MEMS LGI is Achromatic LGI is less susceptible to vibration noise LGI is smaller, more robust and easier to assemble X LGI useful range is limited by Talbot distance Lamellar Grating Interferometer (LGI) Advantages over Michelson Interferometer: O. Ferhanoglu et al., Optics Express, 2009. LGI Mechanical Design Prototype 3 Dynamic deformation at maximum deflection is 230nm. Max. stress on springs is 1.1GPa. Circular pantograph type springs. Designed to deflect ±500μm at 462Hz. Diamond shaped grating area with ≈10mm 2 . H. R. Seren et al, J. MEMS 2012

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    MEMS FTIR Spectrometer and Optical Results

    Pelin Ayerden, Sven Holmstrom, Hakan Urey

    Koç University, Istanbul, Turkey

    Jean-Louis Stehle

    SEMILAB, Budapest, Hungary

    FP7 Project Partners: Bruker (DE), FhG IPMS (DE), KOC (TR), CTR (AT), VIGO (PO), TECHNIKON (AT), HYPERSCAN (DE), SOPRALAB (FR), RHE (DE)

    Fourier Transform Spectrometer (FTS) Motivation

    • FTIR Spectrometers are used for: – Quality and process control

    – Gas detection

    – Chemical analysis etc.

    • Currently available spectrometers – Bulky

    – High cost

    – Only for lab use

    – Low measuring speed

    • MEMFIS Project Specs.: – Handheld

    – Fast measurement (1-2 msec)

    – Sensitive (10cm-1)

    – Works in midIR region (2.5µm -16µm )

    – Two Approaches:

    • Michelson Interferometer

    • Lamellar Grating Interferometer

    MEMFIS Project Fully Assembled Prototype Using Michelson Interferometer

    Bruker Commercial Spectrometer

    Lamellar Grating Interferometer Operation with Laser Illumination

    d = Nl

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    l/a

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    Icenter

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    0.2

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    0 0.5 1 1.5 2

    Faz Derinliği (d /l)

    Işık

    şidd

    eti

    Grating Depth (d/l)

    Inte

    nsity

    0

    0.2

    0.4

    0.6

    0.8

    1

    0 0.5 1 1.5 2

    Faz Derinliği (d /l)

    Işık

    şidd

    eti

    Grating Depth (d/l)

    Inte

    nsity

    Converging monochromatic Light

    incident on the grating

    Grating Side View

    Fourier Transform

    0 2/l -2/l

    DC Spectrum

    Spectral Resolution

    ±500um deflection required for 10cm-1 resolution!! Large for MEMS!!

    Detector

    FTS with Lamellar Grating Interferometer (LGI)

    IR Source

    MEMS device

    IR Detector

    Reference Laser

    -1st

    0th

    1st

    PD

    Elliptic reflectors

    Sample Plane

    ZCD

    ADC Interferogram Spectrum Fourier

    Transform

    Det

    ecto

    r O

    utp

    ut (

    V)

    Det

    ecto

    r O

    utp

    ut (

    V)

    MI Configuration

    LGI Configuration

    IR Source

    IR Detector

    Sample Plane

    ReferenceLaser

    -1st

    0th

    1st

    PD

    MEMS device

    Ellipticreflectors

    IR Source

    IR Detector

    Sample Plane

    Reference Laser

    PD

    Ellipticreflector

    Stationary Mirror

    Moving Mirror

    Beam Splitter

    Compensation Plate

    Michelson Interferometer vs LGI for FTS

    LGI Eliminates

    reference mirror

    beam splitter

    compansation plate

    interference alignment efforts

    vacuum packaging of MEMS

    LGI is Achromatic

    LGI is less susceptible to vibration noise

    LGI is smaller, more robust and easier to assemble

    X LGI useful range is limited by Talbot distance

    Lamellar Grating Interferometer (LGI) Advantages over Michelson Interferometer:

    O. Ferhanoglu et al., Optics Express, 2009.

    LGI Mechanical Design

    Prototype 3

    Dynamic deformation at maximum deflection is 230nm.

    Max. stress on springs is 1.1GPa.

    • Circular pantograph type springs. • Designed to deflect ±500µm at 462Hz. • Diamond shaped grating area with ≈10mm2.

    H. R. Seren et al, J. MEMS 2012

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    3rd Prototype Devices

    70µm 217µm 438µm 585µm 658µm

    -3µm 144µm 291µm 438µm 585µm

    Comb actuators on the springs

    Grating fingers

    70µm 217µm 364µm 511µm 658µm

    fRES =462Hz

    • Standard 4 mask SOI process • 75µm device layer • Al top reflector • 11mm x 11mm die area

    H. R. Seren et al, J. MEMS 2012

    3 Different Actuation Methods: Comb drive, Speaker, and Piezo Vibrator

    Seren et al, J. MEMS, 2012

    ±500um deflection

    demonstrated in

    ambient with

    sound actuation

    Dynamic Finger Deformation Desired to be

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    Physical Optics Simulation Results

    Spectral Resolution at different l

    3.3um 6.45um 16um

    Case 1 36 12 17

    Case 2 15 14 17

    Case 3 13 12 17 sample plane

    IR source

    MEMS device

    parabolic reflectors

    IR detector

    focusing lens

    HeNe laser

    beam-splitter

    mirror

    PD

    aperture

    1st

    -1st0th

    FTS System Operation

    IR Interferogram with and without Polystyrene – filtered and zoomed

    Dete

    cto

    r O

    utp

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    (V)

    Dete

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    (V)

    IR Spectra with and without Polystyrene

    % Transmittance and Absorbance Spectra of Polystyrene

    100*I

    IT%

    0

    )100/Tlog(%-A

    Transmission Spectra Comparison

    Commercial FTIR vs. Our FTIR

    Spectral resolution of 20-30cm-1 achieved

    Best MEMS-LGI performance reported

    Poor SNR at >3,000cm-1

    Nearly all absorption peaks are resolved

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    Application: Thin Film Thickness Measurement

    IR Source

    IR Detector

    Sample Plane

    Reference Laser

    -1st

    0th

    1st

    PD

    MEMS device

    Ellipticreflectors

    Computer

    (a) (b)

    t film =D

    2n1 cosqD

    20um SOI wafer top Si thickness precisely measured

    Summary • LGI MEMS devices designed and fabricated

    • Clear aperture size of 10mm2 and displacement up to ±500µm is achieved

    at 462Hz achieved

    • A bench top LGI based FTIR spectrometer that works in mid-IR region (2.5-

    16µm) is built

    • Optical design is optimized using Zemax, Physical Optics simulations, and

    confirmed with experimental results. Longer focal length lens combinations

    worked the best.

    • A resolution of 25-30cm-1 is obtained in a broadband spectrum.

    • Film thickness for a 20µm Silicon Layer in an SOI wafer is successfully

    measured with precision.