Method and apparatus for pattern detection

Optics: measuring and testing – By configuration comparison – With comparison to master – desired shape – or reference voltage

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356357, 356350, 250548, G01N 2101, G01N 2115

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ABSTRACT:
The inventive pattern detection method and apparatus produce, from an optical image of a pattern in attention and an optical image of a pattern which should be identical to the pattern in attention, an optical image by merging the images, with a relative phase shift being imposed, and pattern information is detected or observed in the merged optical image or a signal produced from the optical image through the conversion with an opto-electric transducer means.

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