Electron-optical system exhibiting reduced aberration

Radiant energy – With charged particle beam deflection or focussing – With target means

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25049223, 250396ML, H01J 3730

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ABSTRACT:
Electron-optical systems are disclosed in having operating parameters that are quantitatively optimized in a short period of time. The systems comprise multiple deflectors that diminish off-axis aberrations. The deflectors are situated in a two-stage projection lens. The dimensions of the main field which in subfields are selected by electron-beam deflection are set to 10 mm or less. The dimensions of each transfer subfield on the surface of the substrate are set to (500 .mu.m).sup.2 to (750 .mu.m).sup.2, and the mask-to-specimen distance is set to 600 mm or less.

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