Olympus Scanner OLS3100 User Manual

CONFOCAL LASER SCANNING  
MICROSCOPE  
TM  
OLS3100  
NEW  
The name "LEXT" is formed from the words "Laser" and "Next," and means "next-generation 3D confocal laser microscopes".  
Download from Www.Somanuals.com. All Manuals Search And Download.  
W e l c o m e t o t h e w o r l d o f L EX T 3 D  
2
Download from Www.Somanuals.com. All Manuals Search And Download.  
Automatic operation achieves speedy, high-precision output.  
Position and  
magnification settings  
Click  
New, Operation Navigator feature is an online wizard  
that guides the user in the operation of the LEXT  
3D image capturing with one click automatically  
detecting upper and lower limits  
The operation navigator provides  
animations to guide the user through  
each step of microscopic observation.  
You can complete a series of steps by  
simply operating the mouse in the same  
way as shown in the animations  
appearing on the screen.  
With LEXT, 3D image capturing is performed by just one click of  
the “3D capture button.” Upper- and lower-limit settings or other  
cumbersome preparations are unnecessary. A beginner can  
obtain a 3D image of the best quality easily. For experienced  
users, this automated 3D image capturing feature lightens their  
work load and contributes greatly to increasing their work  
efficiency.  
The motorized, high-speed revolving nosepiece ensures  
the safe and speedy microscopic inspections  
Motorized switching between magnifications helps the user to  
increase work efficiency and to keep the specimen safe; an  
automatic retracting function prevents an objective lens from  
coming contact with a specimen. It also  
offers excellent parfocality of all  
objective lenses and an automatic light  
intensity adjusting function keeps  
brightness levels unchanged after  
magnification switching.  
High-speed automatic focusing and one-push gain  
enable the user to complete preparations for 3D image  
capturing quickly and easily  
The speed of the automatic focusing function has been made  
three times faster so that the user can reach an image or a point  
on an image in an instant. Additionally, one-push gain allows the  
user to adjust brightness optimally and to complete preparations  
for 3D image capturing with ease.  
3
Download from Www.Somanuals.com. All Manuals Search And Download.  
W e l c o m e t o t h e w o r l d o f L EX T 3 D  
Image  
capturing  
Display, measurement and  
analysis  
Introducing the user to a new 3D world  
by providing a variety of image presentation  
patterns, high precision measurement and  
advanced analytical techniques  
A captured image is rendered to an ideal 3D image by  
using LEXTs display capabilities. High precise  
measurement, high repeatability, and advanced analytical  
techniques related to roughness and particle analyses  
provide the user with a new dimension of microscopic  
observation.  
Microlens  
Wired frame  
Auto Fine View does it all automatically  
The brightness and contrast of a captured image are automatical-  
ly adjusted. Image conditioning is typically a manual process  
requiring an experienced operator. Using the auto fine view  
function of LEXT, anybody can acquire ideal, high-quality 3D  
images without special training.  
Step height  
measurement  
Image intensity  
profile  
After auto  
processing  
Surface  
roughness  
analysis  
Before  
processing  
Wafer bump  
4
Download from Www.Somanuals.com. All Manuals Search And Download.  
Powerful 3D display facilitates measurement and analysis.  
Display  
Adjustable 3D image  
The angle of a 3D image can be now changed freely  
Filamentation electrode  
with the mouse by grabbing the image. In addition,  
the 3D image can be scaled up or down in 100 steps  
using the mouse wheel. This is done using a unique  
algorithm to prevent the quality of the enlarged image  
from deteriorating. The background color can now  
also be changed to improve the observation and  
contrast of the specimen.  
Measurement  
3D measurement  
Step height, line width and the distance between two  
points can now be measured on the 3D image.  
Allowing measurement conditions to be recognized  
intuitively.  
Step height measurement  
Distance between two points measurement  
Line width measurement  
5
Download from Www.Somanuals.com. All Manuals Search And Download.  
W e l c o m e t o t h e w o r l d o f L EX T 3 D  
Stud bump  
A variety of 3D image presentation patterns  
Reverse face of a Si wafer  
A variety of 3D image presentation patterns are provided,  
including surface texture, real color, wired frame, etc. A 3D image  
can be rendered to make it more visually effective.  
Real color (brightfield observation)  
Corny layer cells  
Surface 1  
Surface  
Surface  
Light guide plate (for LCD)  
Surface 2  
Texture  
Perspective  
Texture  
Wired frame  
Balance perspective  
Analysis  
Surface roughness analysis  
Non-contact surface roughness measurement can be gathered  
using the small laser spot. Further minute roughness analysis can  
be made using the unique ROI function. Roughness can also be  
made along a single line much like conventional roughness  
gauges.  
Surface roughness  
analysis  
Toner film  
6
Download from Www.Somanuals.com. All Manuals Search And Download.  
Versatile observation methods to handle a wide range of applic  
Display  
Brightfield observation  
Color information can be obtained from brightfield (color)  
observation. Therefore, brightfield observation can be used  
effectively to observe a flaw on a color filter or to locate the  
position of an area of corrosion on metal.  
Laser printer toner  
DIC (Differential Interference Contrast) observation  
In DIC observation, it is possible to observe a scratch or flaw as  
small as a few nanometers in height that could not be observed in  
a brightfield observation.  
Reverse face of a wafer  
Laser confocal  
Observation with a much higher level of resolution impracticable  
with conventional microscopes is now possible through a  
combination of a 408 nm laser and confocal optics.  
Circuits patterns on wafer  
Non confocal image  
Confocal image  
Laser confocal DIC  
Microscopic unevenness on a surface can be observed in three  
dimensions in real time, which is impossible with conventional  
laser microscopes. Observation of surface conditions with the  
level of dimensional reality comparable to that of an SEM has  
been made fully possible, opening up a new dimension in surface  
profile observation.  
Polymeric film  
7
Download from Www.Somanuals.com. All Manuals Search And Download.  
W e l c o m e t o t h e w o r l d o f L EX T 3 D  
ations.  
Split screen display  
An image observed in one observation mode and the same image  
observed in another observation mode can be displayed  
simultaneously during live observation. A target point can be  
located easily by observing a microscopic image with color  
information and a high-resolution LSM (Laser Scanning  
Microscope) image simultaneously. By using this two-screen  
display function, the quality of a specimen can be checked by  
comparing it with a reference specimen in live observation, and  
whether it is acceptable or not can be determined.  
Stud bump  
Measurement  
Real-time distance measurement  
A distance can be measured in real time by using image intensity  
profile. A distance can be measured in live observation.  
Test patterns (Chromium)  
Analysis  
Particle analysis  
Particles can be automatically separated using the separator  
function, threshold values can be set, and the range of detection  
can be specified. Automatic measurement of all particles can be  
made using various particle measurement parameters, and  
measured data can be statistically processed to support  
advanced particle analyses.  
Corny layer cells  
8
Download from Www.Somanuals.com. All Manuals Search And Download.  
World-class resolution and precision.  
Basic concept of a light path in the violet opt system  
World’s highest level of resolution  
The optical system designed exclusively for use with 408-nm  
laser light (violet opt system) prevents the occurrence of  
aberrations associated with the use of a short-wavelength light  
source, and brings the highest performance out of the 408-nm  
light source. Such a high level of resolution has been made  
possible by the confocal optical system having an optimized  
circular pinhole and the high-  
Photomultiplier  
Circular confocal  
pinhole  
CCD  
speed XY scanner with the  
MEMS technology of Olympus.  
Laser  
With the world's highest-level  
planar resolution, a line or space  
of 0.12 µm can be resolved.  
Additionally, the 0.01 µm height  
resolution supports the user in  
undertaking measurements of  
LED light  
microscopic surface profiles.  
0.12 µm line and space 14,400x  
Basic concept of the two-dimensional scanner  
Scan pattern  
MEMS scanner  
Objective lens  
Incident light  
CFO search function  
Further advanced, the world’s highest level of  
Multiple points  
at peak  
intensity  
The original I-Z curve is  
drawn based on the upper,  
high-luminance points, and  
maximum luminance values  
are calculated with high  
accuracy by using an  
advanced formula. The high  
repeatability of LEXT is  
made possible through the  
height data being obtained  
in this process.  
repeatability  
Advanced optical techniques of Olympus accumulated over  
years have made possible the planar measurement  
repeatability of 3σ = 0.02 µm and the height measurement  
repeatability of 3σ = 0.04 + 0.002L mm (L = measured length  
in µm). A guide with high performance in terms of straightness  
and a high-precision linear scale are used for Z-axis scanning.  
These parts combined with the further advanced CFO search  
function contribute to very high level of repeatability. The high  
degree of reliability makes it possible for LEXT to meet the  
highly demanding needs of diverse fields of research and  
industry.  
Height  
Traceability chart  
Measurements that can be trusted  
Highly reliable data can be provided based on the strict  
traceability system that is linked with the JCSS (Japan  
Calibration Service System).  
Japan (NMIJ/AIST)  
JCSS Japan Calibration Service System  
OLYMPUS  
Stabilized He-Ne Laser  
Calibration standard  
Block Gauge  
Calibration block  
LEXT (OLS3100)  
9
Download from Www.Somanuals.com. All Manuals Search And Download.  
W e l c o m e t o t h e w o r l d o f L EX T 3 D  
Objective lens designed exclusively for LEXT  
Confocal Laser Scanning Microscope  
An apochromatic objective lens exclusively for Confocal Laser  
Scanning Microscope, which enables to improve the optical  
performance with a 408-nm laser light, was developed. This  
special objective lens developed with the world-class optical  
technology of Olympus has made possible the highest level of  
observational clarity and measurement accuracy at high  
magnifications.  
5-step sensitivity switching function  
LEXT allows sensitivity to be set at each Z position (note) and an  
image to be captured by switching from one level of sensitivity to  
another. In the case of a specimen with multi-structure patterns  
and holes, varying reflectances pose a difficulty in measuring the  
height. Using this sensitivity switching function, it is possible to  
obtain information on optimal height and luminance for such  
types of specimen.  
Sensitivity setting 5  
Sensitivity setting 4  
Sensitivity setting 3  
Sensitivity setting 2  
Sensitivity setting 1  
Note: Sensitivity can be set for a maximum of five Z positions.  
Simulations  
Enhanced mode ON  
Enhanced mode to capture clear images of  
specimens with different reflectances  
In the case of a conventional laser microscope, it is difficult to turn  
specimens with different reflectances into an image, such as the  
surface of a printed circuit board or copper wiring board, or an  
inclined plane with weak reflection. LEXT equipped with the  
enhanced mode allows such specimens to be turned into clear  
images.  
PCB (Printed Circuit Board)  
Enhanced mode OFF  
ROI (Region of Interest) noise filter  
Areas can be specified on the screen, and different filtering  
operations can be performed for each area. An ideal 3D image  
can be obtained.  
After processing  
Before processing  
Camel hair  
10  
Download from Www.Somanuals.com. All Manuals Search And Download.  
Full range of measurement/analysis functions to meet virtually  
Spherocrystal of polyamide resin  
The image shown below is a three-dimensional image of a spherocrystal of an injection molded polyamide resin (PA66) product  
observed using the N-ARC method. Such a spiral-shaped higher-order structure is observed in the spherocrystal growth process  
after injection molding, although it is of rare occurrence. LEXT with the DIC capability can capture a minute level difference of  
several nanometers as a clear 3D image, as shown in the image to the left.  
Laser confocal 3D image  
Laser confocal DIC image  
Foam (fluoro rubber)  
Foam made by being injected with tiny air bubbles has outstanding properties—they are heat-insulating, flexible and shock-  
absorbing. Therefore, such foam is widely used as the material of wet suits, as packing and weather strips, and as the material to  
make many other products. The size of air bubbles and how uniformly the air bubbles are distributed have a great influence on the  
merchantability of a foam product. The image on the left is a 3D image of a cross section cut through a piece of fluoro rubber  
foam in a cooled condition. By processing this image, data on the volume and area of this foam can be obtained. This type of data  
can be provided so that the user can use the data to identify defects in foam products, to improve production conditions, and for  
other purposes.  
Laser confocal 3D image  
Particle analysis  
11  
Download from Www.Somanuals.com. All Manuals Search And Download.  
W e l c o m e t o t h e w o r l d o f L EX T 3 D  
any requirement.  
Solder (after ion etching)  
Because solder is very soft, years of experience and know-how are required to make specimen preparations before observing the  
composition of solder under a microscope. Polished surface techniques using the ion etching method have made considerable  
progress in recent years. The image shown below is the surface of solder processed with the ion etching method. This image  
shows that the tin (Sn) layer (white part) is made smoother by using the ion etching method. An SEM requires vapor deposition,  
whereas LEXT does not require pretreatment. Therefore, by using LEXT a specimen can be observed in its actual state.  
3D image in real color  
Line roughness analysis  
Paper applied with an adhesive (sticky note)  
Sticky notes are widely used for the convenient feature of applying, peeling and applying again. Minute spherical adhesives are  
distributed where an adhesive is applied to a sticky note, as shown in the image below. The way they are distributed, the  
thickness of an adhesive, etc., are thought to determine the ease of use (merchantability) of sticky notes. Using LEXT, such  
adhesives and paper (fiber) can be observed and measured without pretreatment in a noncontact manner.  
Laser confocal 3D image  
Cross-section measurement  
Data: Courtesy of NISSAN ARC, Ltd.  
12  
Download from Www.Somanuals.com. All Manuals Search And Download.  
Models to respond to individual needs.  
Motorized stage/OLS30-CS150AS  
Stitching (Tiling) function to allow the user to make  
measurements over a wider area  
Configuration with a motorized stage  
LEXT is equipped with the tiling function for integrating a multiple  
of images into a single image. An observational area up to 12.8  
mm x 12.8 mm can be viewed as one image. Measurement can  
also be made by viewing a tiled image. Furthermore, work  
efficiency can be increased considerably by specifying the image  
capturing method as a recipe setting.  
Stitched (Tiled)  
image  
Recipe setting screen  
Consecutive setting screen  
Consecutive measurement of multiple points  
Registered positions on a specimen can be automatically and  
consecutively captured under the same conditions. This makes it  
possible to automate the taking of measurements.  
Measured image  
Confocal laser scanning microscope for 300-mm  
wafer observation/OLS3000-300  
This product may not be available in your area.  
Please consult your Olympus dealer.  
13  
Download from Www.Somanuals.com. All Manuals Search And Download.  
W e l c o m e t o t h e w o r l d o f L EX T 3 D  
Specifications  
Laser scan  
Laser  
Universal  
Observation method  
Laser, Laser confocal DIC, Brightfield, DIC  
Microscope stand Illumination  
Laser  
408 nm LD laser, Class 2  
White light  
White LED illumination  
Z stage  
Vertical movement/Maximum height of specimen  
Stroke/Resolution/Repeatability  
70 mm/100 mm  
Z revolving nosepiece  
10 mm/0.01 µm/3 σ =0.04+0.002L µm  
5x, 10x, 20x, 50x, 100x  
120x–14400x  
Objective lens  
Total magnification  
Field of view  
Optical zoom  
Stage *  
2560x2560–21x21 µm  
1x–6x  
Manual stage/Motorized stage  
Intensity/Height  
100x100 mm/150x100 mm  
1024x1024x12 bit/1024x1024x16 bit  
Laser reflection type  
Frame memory  
AF  
Dimensions  
Weight  
464(W)x559(D)x620(H) mm  
56.9 kg  
57.5 kg  
*300 mm x 300 mm stage is optional upon special order basis.  
(Unit: mm)  
LEXT unit dimensions  
LEXT configuration dimensions  
177  
494  
559  
279  
464  
Monitor *  
580  
800  
190  
415  
(Unit: mm)  
PC *  
417  
176  
Control unit  
350  
170  
* PC & monitor have slightly different dimensions dependent on the area of region.  
14  
Download from Www.Somanuals.com. All Manuals Search And Download.  
OLYMPUS CORPORATION has obtained ISO9001/ISO14001.  
Specifications are subject to change without any obligation on the part of the manufacturer.  
Printed in Japan M1619E-0107B  
Download from Www.Somanuals.com. All Manuals Search And Download.  

Miele Clothes Dryer T 490 User Manual
Milwaukee Door 49 54 0101 User Manual
Milwaukee Impact Driver 9051 User Manual
MSi Computer Drive US54G User Manual
NEC Computer Monitor FE990 User Manual
NeumannBerlin Microphone TLM 170 R User Manual
Niles Audio Speaker CM6PR User Manual
Omega Engineering Marine Instruments CN1001 RTD User Manual
Oregon Scientific Camcorder AC01 18 User Manual
Orion Car Audio Stereo Amplifier HP 2300 User Manual