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Johannes Lippert

Johannes Lippert, Buch Am Wald DE

Patent application numberDescriptionPublished
20090040487IMAGING DEVICE IN A PROJECTION EXPOSURE FACILITY - An imaging device in a projection exposure machine for microlithography has at least one optical element and at least one manipulator, having a linear drive, for manipulating the position of the optical element. The linear drive has a driven subregion and a nondriven subregion, which are movable relative to one another in the direction of a movement axis. The subregions are interconnected at least temporarily via functional elements with an active axis and via functional elements with an active direction at least approximately parallel to the movement axis.02-12-2009
20090050776APPARATUS FOR MANIPULATION OF AN OPTICAL ELEMENT - The invention relates to an apparatus for manipulation of an optical element in up to six degrees of freedom with respect to a structure via at least three actuator devices. The actuator devices each have at least two force-controlled actuators, which each produce an effective force along one degree of freedom, with linking points of the actuator devices acting directly on the optical element.02-26-2009
20090141258Imaging Device in a Projection Exposure Machine - An imaging device in a projection exposure machine for microlithography includes at least one optical element and at least one manipulator, a linear drive for manipulating the position of the optical element. The linear drive has at least one moving element, the moving element having a shearing part and a lifting part. The shearing part is arranged to move the optical element and the lifting part is arranged to move the shearing part. The linear drive has a supporting element which is in contact with and prevents movement of the optical element while the shearing part is moved by the lifting part.06-04-2009
20090324174DEVICE CONSISTING OF AT LEAST ONE OPTICAL ELEMENT - An optical assembly comprises at least one optical element movable in at least two degrees of freedom and at least one actuator for adjusting the least one optical element; at least one sensor for sensing the position of the at least one element in at least two degrees of freedom and is characterised in that the at least one sensor is located at least substantially diagonally opposite to the least one actuator.12-31-2009
20100157270APPARATUS FOR MANIPULATION OF AN OPTICAL ELEMENT - The invention relates to an apparatus for manipulation of an optical element (06-24-2010
20100284652COMPOSITE BODY - A composite body is joined together of at least two bodies (11-11-2010
20110025992OPTICAL SYSTEM HAVING AN OPTICAL ARRANGEMENT - An optical system, such as an illumination system, includes an optical arrangement having at least one optical element and at least one heat dissipation element configured to at least partially dissipate thermal energy generated in the optical element(s) to the outside environment of the optical system. The heat dissipation element(s) is(are) arranged without direct contact with the optical element(s).02-03-2011

Patent applications by Johannes Lippert, Buch Am Wald DE

Johannes Lippert, Wolfgang AT

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20090203367Method of ordering location-specific services - A method of ordering location-specific services in which RFID or NFC interaction between an RFID or NFC-enabled portable device or a mobile telephone of a user, on the one hand, and a location and service-specific smartposter comprising at least one RFID or NFC label or tag or a location and service-specific RFID or NFC label affixed to an object such as a smartposter, on the other hand, is used to set up an activatable link to the portable device or mobile telephone. A connection to a server operated by the service provider is established following link activation. Location information relating to the RFID or NFC label is communicated to the service provider's server, the contents of the server page corresponding to the link depending on the location information transmitted by the RFID or NFC label. The user is then capable of ordering location-specific services after the connection has been set up.08-13-2009