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The ULVAC UNECS-2000 is a spectroscopic ellipsometer used to measure the refractive index and thickness of thin films. The UNECS-2000 achieves high-speed measurement of 20ms per point using a snapshot measurement method. The UNECS-2000 has a compact sensor unit with no rotating mechanisms and no need for periodic maintenance.[1]
Ellipsometry is a metrology step used after film growth or deposition to estimate thickness and optical properties without removing the film.
The ULVAC UNECS-2000 is used for thin-film thickness measurement and refractive-index measurement.[1]
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Last updated Oct 5, 2026.