Abstract
Single wavelength ellipsometry is demonstrated for in situ process monitoring and control in a rapid thermal processing system. Simultaneous in situ ellipsometric measurements of the temperature and oxide film thickness allow closed-loop feedback control during film growth. Data are presented for the rapid thermal oxidation of silicon under computer control for oxide thickness ranging from 60 to 175 Å and temperatures from 850 to 1000 °C.
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