Mark position detecting method and device for aligner and aligne

Optics: measuring and testing – By alignment in lateral direction – With registration indicia

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250348, G01B 1127, G01B 1100

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054001455

ABSTRACT:
Regarding a reflected light from any line portion, which is parallel to the longitudinal direction of the alignment mark 11, on the alignment mark 11, the cylindrical lens 33 functions merely as a glass plate, while the cylindrical lens 34 converges the light onto a pixel on the line sensor 35a, performing optical integration and simplifying image processing. Regarding a reflected light from any line portion, which is parallel to the lateral direction of the alignment mark 11, on the alignment mark 11, the cylindrical lens 34 functions merely as a glass plate, while the cylindrical lens 33 magnifies and forms a line image on the line sensor 35a along the pixel row of that. A toroidal lens can be used in place of the cylindrical lenses 33 and 34.

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