Calibration apparatus and method of calibrating a radiation...

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C355S067000

Reexamination Certificate

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ABSTRACT:
A calibration apparatus is provided for calibrating a radiation sensor in a lithographic apparatus. The calibration apparatus includes a window formed of substantially radiation-transparent material for allowing radiation to pass therethrough to reach the radiation sensor. A first reference sensor is located behind the window, having an active surface abutting the window, for measuring the intensity of radiation which passes through the window. A second reference sensor is located a short distance behind the window, having an active surface facing the window, for measuring the intensity of radiation which passes through the window, a first contamination layer formed on the window, and a second contamination layer formed on the active surface of the second reference sensor. The radiation sensor can be calibrated by combining the measurements from the first and second radiation sensors.

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patent: 6969857 (2005-11-01), Owen

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