Exposure apparatus and method

Photocopying – Projection printing and copying cameras – Step and repeat

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C355S030000

Reexamination Certificate

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07630055

ABSTRACT:
An apparatus projects a pattern formed on an original plate onto a substrate through a projection optical system and liquid in a state where a gap between the substrate and a face of the projection optical system is filled with liquid. The apparatus includes a movable substrate stage to hold the substrate and including at least a mark unit or a measurement unit having a light-receiving unit, a determination device to determine whether the liquid is attached to the mark unit or the measurement unit, and a liquid supply device to attach liquid to at least the mark unit or the measurement unit before the attached liquid is air-dried if liquid is determined to be attached to the mark unit or the measurement unit.

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