Fundamental Principles of Engineering Nanometrology
- 1st Edition - September 3, 2009
- Author: Richard Leach
- Language: English
Fundamental Principles of Engineering Nanometrology provides a comprehensive overview of engineering metrology and how it relates to micro and nanotechnology (MNT) research and ma… Read more
Fundamental Principles of Engineering Nanometrology provides a comprehensive overview of engineering metrology and how it relates to micro and nanotechnology (MNT) research and manufacturing. By combining established knowledge with the latest advances from the field, it presents a comprehensive single volume that can be used for professional reference and academic study.
- Provides a basic introduction to measurement and instruments
- Thoroughly presents numerous measurement techniques, from static length and displacement to surface topography, mass and force
- Covers multiple optical surface measuring instruments and related topics (interferometry, triangulation, confocal, variable focus, and scattering instruments)
- Explains, in depth, the calibration of surface topography measuring instruments (traceability; calibration of profile and areal surface texture measuring instruments; uncertainties)
- Discusses the material in a way that is comprehensible to even those with only a limited mathematical knowledge
Academic and industrial researchers in MNT; Industrial MNT quality control personnel; PhD students in MNT; Post and undergraduate students on MNT courses; materials researchers; Design, manufacturing and measurement engineers
1. Introduction to metrology for micro- and nanotechnology
2. Some basics of measurement
3. Precision measurement instrumentation - some design principles
4. Length traceability using interferometry
5. Displacement measurement
6. Surface topography measurement instrumentation
7. Scanning probe and particle beam microscopy
8. Surface topography characterisation
9. Co-ordinate metrology
10. Mass and force measurement
References
Appendix A SI units of measurement and their realisation at NPL
Appendix B SI derived units
2. Some basics of measurement
3. Precision measurement instrumentation - some design principles
4. Length traceability using interferometry
5. Displacement measurement
6. Surface topography measurement instrumentation
7. Scanning probe and particle beam microscopy
8. Surface topography characterisation
9. Co-ordinate metrology
10. Mass and force measurement
References
Appendix A SI units of measurement and their realisation at NPL
Appendix B SI derived units
- Edition: 1
- Published: September 3, 2009
- Language: English
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Richard Leach
Richard Leach is a Principal Research Scientist in the Mass & Dimensional Group, Industry & Innovati
Affiliations and expertise
National Physical Laboratory, UKRead Fundamental Principles of Engineering Nanometrology on ScienceDirect