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Zygo MicroLUPI Micro Hole Diameter Laser Unequal Path Interferometer

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Zygo MicroLUPI Micro Hole Diameter Laser Unequal Path Interferometer

The MicroLUPI System
The ZYGO MicroLUPI (1) is a micro-aperture laser unequal path interferometer (LUPI). It is a phase shifting interferometer designed for non-contact, high speed automated measurement of micro-optics.
The MicroLUPI is a versatile and precise instrument used for testing spherical and flat optics. It can be configured to measure surface figure and radius of curvature of individual optical parts or optical arrays.
The MicroLUPI has a 3 millimeter diameter,collimated measurement beam. All MicroLUPI’s come with a granite base, a stable gantry column, motorized focus control, and X/Y motorized stage.

Options

Objectives:50X SLWD, 0.45 NA (0.38 NA useable), Objective 100X SLWD, 0.73 NA, Objective (SWLD = Super-Long Working Distance)
Wavelength:Custom from blue to near-IR. (632.8 nm standard)
Z-axis Digital Indicator:Incremental z-axis length gauge for high-accuracy radius of curvature measurements. (standard on some models)
Vacuum Chuck:Stage vacuum chuck to hold 3, 4, or 6 inch wafers.
MicroLUPI
The MicroLUPI system can be broken down into two basic subsystems - the interferometer and the computer. The interferometer provides the raw data needed for analysis; it includes the interferometer itself, laser, laser power supply, objective, motorized X/Y stage, motor driver assembly, motion controller, and a vibration isolation system. The computer controls the measurement process, performs calculations, displays measurement results on a color monitor, and displays part images on a monochrome video monitor.
The MicroLUPI is designed to be used in a production environment with simple point and click control of the interferometer. Focusing is guided by a real-time display of the test part. A motorized stage simplifies aligning the part under the objective. Initiating a measurement is a single button operation.
The real power to analyze the measurement data lies in its MetroPro™ analysis and control software. MetroPro runs in a windows environment and has a graphical user interface. MetroPro performs image reconstruction and analyzes entire areas as well as profiles, and provides numerous numerical results. The MicroLUPI also provides flexible scripting capabilities for specific application needs.

How the MicroLUPI Works

The MicroLUPI is a TwymanGreen, unequal-path interferometer. Light from the laser is ported to the MicroLUPI head through a fiber optic cable. The laser beam is split into two beams by an internal beamsplitter. One portion exits the interferometer through the objective and reflects from the test surface back into the interferometer. The other portion reflects from an internal, high quality phase-shifting reference mirror assembly. Both portions are then recombined and directed onto a solid-state camera.
Due to surface irregularities, the test or measurement wavefront travels different distances. When the reference and measurement wavefronts are recombined, the waves are out of phase and form an interference pattern. This interference pattern between the two light wavefronts results in an image of light and dark bands, called fringes, that indicate the surface quality of the part being tested. Beam differences indicate surface topography and the variation from an “ideal” surface of the part being measured.
The phase-shifting reference mirror assembly uses a piezoelectric transducer (or PZT) to move the reference element forward and backward, causing constant phase variations between the reference wavefront and the measurement wavefront. The motion of the reference element is precisely controlled and is synchronized with the frame rate of the solid-state video camera. During a data acquisition sequence, the computer takes several “snapshots” of the interference pattern, each at a point when the interfering wavefronts have undergone a 90-degree phase shift in relation to one another.
These snapshots are processed in MetroPro by the computer to determine the phase of the wavefront at each point when the interfering wavefronts have undergone a 90-degree phase shift in relation to one another. The result is a very accurate map of the wavefront and therefore, the quality of the component being tested.
Measurements are three-dimensional. Vertical measurements, normal to the surface, are performed interferometrically. Lateral measurements, in the plane of the surface, are performed by calculating the pixel size from the field of view of the objective in use. Results are displayed on a color display as solid images, plots, and numeric representations of the surface or wavefront.


MicroLUPI Components
The MicroLUPI is a phase-shifting interferometer. It provides non-contact measurement and analysis of highly curved, nominally spherical surfaces, radius of curvature, and transmitted wavefront measurements of micro-optics. The MicroLUPI objective forms a converging spherical wavefront for testing spherical parts.
X/Y Motorized Stage
Holds the part under test and provides for positioning under the objective.
Video Monitor
Displays a monochrome live image of the part under test.
Laser Power Supply
Provides power for the laser. For additional information, refer to the manual provided by Melles Griot.
Motion Controller and Motor Driver Assembly
Drives the stages. Moves the X/Y stage for part positioning and the MicroLUPI Z-Axis for part focusing.
Vibration Isolation System
Isolates the interferometer from environmental vibrations that degrade measurements.
Worktable
Nests against the vibration isolation system and holds the various system components.

Key technical parameters

Laser: Stable frequency helium neon laser (fiber output), power ≤ 1mW, coherence length ≥ 10m

Motion system: The X/Y stage and Z-axis focusing are both driven by DC brushless micro stepper motors, with a stroke of 152mm (6 inches), a resolution of 0.1 μ m (4 μ in), and a maximum speed of 12.7mm/s (0.5in/s)

Imaging and Observation: Maximum 640 × 480 pixel camera, 9-inch monochrome video monitor for real-time display, supports manual/auto focus

Environmental requirements: temperature 15-30 ℃ (59-86 ° F), temperature change rate<1.0 ℃/15 minutes, humidity 5% -95% (no condensation), vibration isolation frequency 1-120Hz

Laser safety: Complies with DHHS Class II laser standards, emits only visible red light, and has no visible radiation


Installation and initialization

1. Preparation before installation

Environmental requirements: Concrete floor should be used to reduce vibration, avoid air conditioning/fan direct blowing causing airflow disturbance, and stay away from optical pollution sources such as smoke and dust

**Utility requirements * *: 100-240VAC 50/60Hz power supply (with grounding), vibration isolation table requires ≥ 60psi compressed air (1/4 inch interface), vacuum suction cup requires 1/8 inch NPT interface vacuum source

Installation restriction: The device must be operated by Zygo trained personnel, and after opening the box, it must be left to stand in the installation environment for 24 hours to adapt to temperature and humidity

2. Core installation steps

Position the vibration isolation system and workbench, and install the granite base, column, Z-axis stage, and MicroLUPI machine head in sequence

Connect the laser power supply, motion controller, motor driver and other cables, ensure that the hardware key is connected to the parallel port of the computer, and the controller board cables are correctly connected

Install the objective lens (align with the dovetail groove pin and tighten the locking screw), adjust the working distance of the objective lens (match the engraved line according to the nominal curvature radius of the measured part)

Calibrate the machine head and X/Y stage: After removing the objective lens, place the optical flat mirror and adjust the X/Y axis adjustment screws to minimize the number of interference fringes

3. Startup initialization process

Turn on the laser power with the key and wait for the "Locked" indicator light to turn on; Turn on all components through the power manager

Log in to Windows NT on the computer (default username "zygo"), open MetroPro software and load MicroLUPI.app application

Perform X/Y stage and Z-axis "home" operation, set Z-axis collision protection (move the objective lens to a slightly smaller distance than the working distance, press the Z Stop button until the green light stays on)

Measurement operation process

1. Basic operation preparation

Controller usage: Adjust the height of the objective lens through the Z-axis joystick (push/pull to control lifting, deflection amplitude to control speed), move the stage with the X/Y joystick, and the emergency stop button (Motion Stop) can interrupt all movements

Light intensity adjustment: Press F4 to open the light intensity window, adjust all indicators to green through the numeric keypad (to avoid saturation and data loss), and F5 can automatically set the light intensity

2. System error calibration (key steps)

Calibration purpose: To eliminate inherent errors in the optical system of the instrument and improve measurement accuracy, recalibration is required after replacing the objective lens, adjusting the camera mode/phase resolution, or changing the ambient temperature

Operation steps:

Place the Zygo standard reference ball (avoid touching the optical surface), adjust X/Y/Z to align the center of the ball and hide the stripes

Set the average number of phase measurements in the measurement control window (recommended to be 3 times that of regular measurements, with a minimum of 8 times), and turn off "Subtext Sys Error"

After measuring with F1, save the data (named in a format such as "SysErrLN1x. dat" to distinguish between camera mode and phase resolution). During subsequent measurements, enable "Subtext Sys Error" and load the corresponding error file

3. Typical measurement scenarios (curvature radius of spherical parts)

Select the matching objective lens (50X working distance 13.8mm, 100X working distance 4.7mm), place the test piece and center it through the stage control lever

Enable AutoNULL (optional Power/Focus mode), set Lateral Pass Limit and Power/Focus Pass Limit

Click on "Auto Calibrate" to calibrate the X/Y/Z calibration coefficients (the fitting quality should be close to 1), and execute AutoNULL to optimize the stripes

Start measuring with F1, and the system automatically collects "cat's eye" and "confocal" data to calculate the curvature radius; Batch measurement can create rectangular/circular measurement paths through the "Pattern Editor" (setting parameters such as row and column count, spacing, etc.)

Maintenance and after-sales service

1. Daily maintenance

Cleaning of optical components:

Dust: Blow off with compressed air, and wipe the remaining dust in one direction with lens paper dipped in isopropanol/methanol

Fingerprints/oil stains: Dip in 1% neutral soap solution to wipe, then use distilled water to remove residue, and finally finish with alcohol (do not reuse wiping materials)

Mechanical and electronic components: Use a soft cloth dipped in mild cleaner to wipe the external surface, and do not disassemble components such as motor drivers and controllers (no user repairable parts)

2. Malfunctions and after-sales service

Warranty Policy: The equipment comes with a 1-year warranty from the date of shipment (for material/process defects), standard support is provided for 5 years after discontinuation, and "best effort" support is provided thereafter; The warranty service includes free repair/replacement (with transportation, cleaning, and calibration fees to be borne), a 90 day warranty for replacement parts, or the remaining warranty period of the original warranty (whichever is longer)

Return requirement: Unused and well packaged products can be returned within 30 days, with a 20% restocking fee charged; Customized products cannot be returned, and returns must first obtain a Return Authorization (RA) number

Technical Support: In North America, you can call (800) 994-6669 (Monday to Friday 8:00-17:00 EST). In other regions, you need to provide the device model, serial number, and software version to contact the local agent


Safety and Compliance

1. Laser safety operation

Do not stare directly at the laser beam or its strong light reflection. When the device is turned on, ensure that the laser exit is unobstructed

Laser emission control: The key switch on the laser power supply is the main control (no radiation after turning off), and the "Emission Indicator" light is on to indicate that there may be laser output

Safety signs: The equipment is labeled with Class II laser warning signs ("CAUTION LASER RADATION DO NOT STARE IN BEAM"), exit port signs, non interlocking protective shell signs, etc., which must be kept clear and visible

2. Compliance certification

Compliant with the EU EMC Directive and Low Voltage Directive, meeting standards such as EN 55011 (ISM equipment RF interference), EN 61010-1 (safety of measuring equipment), EN 60825-1 (laser safety), etc

Having CE certification and JISO 9001 certification, the relevant conformity declaration is archived at Zygo's US headquarters

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