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20080225252 | Device manufacturing method, lithographic apparatus, and a computer program - A device manufacturing method includes exposing a substrate with a patterned beam of radiation formed by a reticle mounted on a displaceable reticle stage, determining a non-linear function for approximating a height and a tilt profile of a surface of the reticle with respect to the reticle stage, and controlling a displacement of the reticle stage during exposure of the substrate in accordance with the non-linear function. | 09-18-2008 |
20100231890 | Device Manufacturing Method, Lithographic Apparatus and a Computer Program - The invention relates to a device manufacturing method comprising exposing a substrate with a patterned beam of radiation formed by a reticle mounted on a displaceable reticle stage, wherein the method comprises the steps of determining a non-linear function for approximating a height and a tilt profile of a reticle surface with respect to the reticle stage and controlling a displacement of the reticle stage during exposure of the substrate in accordance with the non-linear function. The invention further relates to a lithographic apparatus and a computer program. | 09-16-2010 |
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