1,Advanced Options for System Design and Automation
①Versatile directional darkfield
The MIX slider realizes darkfield without large, dedicated optics and enhances traditional darkfield with selectable quadrant LED illumination, enabling you to control the direction of light shining on the sample
②Wide variety of revolving nosepiece
Olympus has proven performance with the U-D5BDREMC and U-D6BDREMC five- and six-position motorized revolving nosepieces. Now the U-D5BDREMC-VA class 1 clean room compatible motorized revolving nosepieces removes dust and other particles using a vacuum. Manual, coded, and centerable revolving nosepieces as well as adaptors for a single objective lens can be configured into BXC assemblies
Active autofocus
In the BXC-FSU autofocus unit, the Class 1* laser uses active multispot sensing to monitor the direction of the focal position and focus status. This sensor works well for low-contrast samples like bare wafers. A unique algorithm outputs a stable focus signal regardless of the objective lens magnification and noise caused by peripheral light. The signals are digitally output to the host computer so that your software can read the signals. The signals can be programmed** to move the host instrument’s Z-axis drive.
2,Fast, Easy System Integration
The BXC-CBRML and BXC-CBB control boxes have a small footprint, no fan, and variable mounting options (e.g., wall or ceiling). Depending on the control box, functions like the MIX slider, illuminator, motorized revolving nosepiece, and LED light source can be integrated and controlled using your software.