Light exposing device for manufacturing semiconductor device whi

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355 55, 355 67, G03B 2742, G03B 2752, G03B 2754

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060671459

ABSTRACT:
A light-exposing device for making a semiconductor device. A reticle has patterns to be exposed to light. A blind controls a light-exposing area of the reticle. An optical system between the blind and the reticle condenses light passing through the blind. Adjacent patterns on a reticle are consecutively projected by superimposing light-exposing energy. An extra optical system condenses light passing through the blind. The usable area of the reticle is maximized; the interval between patterns is not critical; and inferiority by either lack or excess of the exposure to light between the patterns is reduced.

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