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Wyko NT3300 Optical 3D Profiling System - Login | Nanolab, UCLA

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IV. PSI – Mode (Phase Shifting Interferometry):<br />

PSI – Calibration:<br />

1. Select the MEASUREMENT OPTIONS icon from the toolbar.<br />

2. Select the INTENSITY box from the Measurement Options window. Arrange both<br />

windows side by side.<br />

3. Select PSI from the measurement type box and verify the following settings:<br />

Resolution = Full<br />

Objective = 5X<br />

FOV = 1.0X<br />

4. Raise the objective by turning the “Z-Axis” control knob clockwise while holding<br />

down the “Fast” button.<br />

5. Place the PSI calibration sample (Fig. 2) on the stage.<br />

6. Using the Intensity window, setup the hardware for coarse focusing by going under<br />

HARDWARE →FILTER → PSI LOW MAG.<br />

7. Focus on the edge of the mirror by slowly lowering the objective (You may need to<br />

translate the stage to locate this edge). DO NOT allow the objective to contact any<br />

surface.<br />

8. Adjust the intensity as needed to avoid saturation using the slidebar (saturation is<br />

indicated by red fringes). After focusing on the edge of the mirror, change the<br />

objective to 20X and find the best focus on the mirrors surface. Dark fringes should<br />

now be visible on this surface.<br />

9. Hold down the “Tilt” button and use the “Tilt and Tip” knobs to display 3-4 fringes.<br />

10. Now setup the hardware for the final focusing by going under<br />

HARDWARE →FILTER → PSI HIGH MAG, then readjust your final focus and<br />

intensity. The intensity should be set to just below the saturation limit of the CCD<br />

camera.<br />

11. Select the CALIBRATE box from the Measurement Options window.<br />

12. Select the AUTO CALIBRATE option.<br />

13. Select OK to complete the calibration.<br />

14. To accept the new calibration number, Select OK.<br />

15. Repeat steps 6-13 to calibrate any remaining objectives that will be used.<br />

16. When calibration is complete, raise the objective and carefully remove the calibration<br />

standard and place it back into its container.<br />

PSI – Measurements:<br />

1. Place your sample in the center of the table. If your sample is small and requires<br />

stabilization, turn on the vacuum located on the floor and verify that the switchbox<br />

located on top of the CRT monitor is set to position “A”<br />

2. If the Measurements Options window isn’t already open, open it by clicking on the<br />

MEASUREMENT OPTIONS icon from the toolbar.

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