Spectroellipsometrical measurement of large roughness surface

Spectroellipsometrical measurements are usually made on smooth surfaces or surfaces with small roughness. Practical needs often demand measuring optical parameters of real details and products. The surface of these details and products isn't mirror-like, but very rough, that is R greater than or equal to lambda. This work shows possibility of ellipsometrical measurements on very rough surfaces. We proposed the method of ellipsometrical measurement of these surfaces and made investigations for metal rough plates and semiconductor surfaces of the anodized aluminum. The most common method of measurement of spectroellipsometrical parameters is the Beatty method and its different modifications. Therefore it is for this method that we work out our own principles.