Method for producing grating images

Optical: systems and elements – Diffraction – From grating

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C359S573000, C359S900000

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ABSTRACT:
A method for producing a grating image, which has at least one grating field recognizable with the naked eye, in which are disposed grating elements, which are produced by a writing apparatus. In a first procedure step at least one grating element is determined, which completely lies within one working field. Then a sequence of working fields is defined, in which the grating elements are to be produced by the writing apparatus. Finally, the working fields are moved to by a relative movement of a carrier, on which is located a substrate to be inscribed, and the writing apparatus, and the grating elements are written into the substrate with the writing apparatus within the respective working fields.

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Rai-Choudhury XP- 002251881, SPIE Handbook for Microlithography, Micromaching and Microfabrication, vol. 1: Microlithography (pp. 1-16, 2-fold).

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