Projection optical system

Photocopying – Projection printing and copying cameras – Step and repeat

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C355S067000, C501S054000, C359S350000, C359S833000, C065S017300, C065S017400, C065S030100, C430S311000

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06992753

ABSTRACT:
Radiation-induced damage to a lens material in a projection exposure system is reduced by selection of maximum design fluence values HDfor lenses and at least one lens made of a material having a characteristic transition point TRCafter exposure to a given amount of radiation, wherein, for instance, TRC<0.8. HDamong other relationships and/or characteristics of the lenses.

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