Dynamic compensation of non-linear electron beam landing angle i

Radiant energy – With charged particle beam deflection or focussing – Magnetic lens

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250396ML, H01J 37147

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ABSTRACT:
A dynamic correction arrangement for an electron beam projection/deflection system provides high order correction values for deflection in accordance with a correction equation. Particularly as applied to high accuracy telecentric deflection, the coefficients of terms of the correction equation may be determined by calibration for a small number of test points. Correction values may be stored in a look-up table or computed in real time by using a math co-processor in a processing pipeline. The correction provided corrects landing angle errors through the third order in telecentric projection/deflection systems such as systems utilizing variable axis immersion lenses.

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