Systematic and random errors in rotating-analyzer ellipsometry

Systematic and random errors in rotating-analyzer, ellipsometry

Errors and error sources occurring in rotating-analyzer ellipsometry are discussed. From general considerations it is shown that a rotating-analyzer ellipsometer is inaccurate if applied at P = 00 and in cases when 0 = 0' or where A is near 00 or 1800. Window errors, component imperfections, azimuth errors and all other errors may, to first order, be treated independently and can subsequently b...

Removing Systematic Errors from Rotating Shadowband Pyranometer Data

Rotating Shadowband Pyranometers (RSPs) have been deployed to measure global, beam, and diffuse irradiance because they do not require manual adjustment of trackers. However, a RSP requires the use of solar cell based pyranometers which underestimate diffuse irradiance by 20-30% under clear sky conditions. Algorithms were derived to address many of the systematic errors in solar cell based meas...

Rotating analyzer–fixed analyzer ellipsometer based on null type ellipsometer

The theory and design of an inexpensive rotating analyzer unit is presented, which allows a conventional null type ellipsometer to work as rotating analyzer–fixed analyzer automatic ellipsometer, without sacrificing the possibility to work in null mode. The mode switching is performed simply by adding or removing the rotating analyzer from its holder. It is shown that the rotating analyzer phas...

Polarizer-surface-analyzer null ellipsometry for film-substrate systems

Medical errors in Iranian hospitals: systematic review

Background: Medical errors are those errors or mistakes committed by healthcare professionals due to errors of omission, errors in planning, and errors of execution of a planned healthcare action whether or not it is harmful to the patient. Medical error in hospitals increases morbidity and mortality and decreases patient satisfaction and hospital productivity. This study aimed to determine the...