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Positioning of the lens system in lithography machines

Non-contact, inductive displacement sensors (eddy current) measure the position of lens elements in order to achieve the highest possible imaging accuracy. Depending on the lens system, displacement sensors from Micro-Epsilon are used to detect movement and position in up to 6 degrees of freedom. Providing a high frequency response, eddyNCDT sensors also monitor highly dynamic movements of the lens system. Non-contact, inductive displacement sensors (eddy current) measure the position of lens elements in order to achieve the highest possible imaging accuracy. Depending on the lens system, displacement sensors from Micro-Epsilon are used to detect movement and position in up to 6 degrees of freedom. Providing a high frequency response, eddyNCDT sensors also monitor highly dynamic movements of the lens system.

Positioning of the lens system in lithography machines

Non-contact, inductive displacement sensors (eddy current) measure the position of lens elements in order to achieve the highest possible imaging accuracy. Depending on the lens system, displacement sensors from Micro-Epsilon are used to detect movement and position in up to 6 degrees of freedom. Providing a high frequency response, eddyNCDT sensors also monitor highly dynamic movements of the lens system. Non-contact, inductive displacement sensors (eddy current) measure the position of lens elements in order to achieve the highest possible imaging accuracy. Depending on the lens system, displacement sensors from Micro-Epsilon are used to detect movement and position in up to 6 degrees of freedom. Providing a high frequency response, eddyNCDT sensors also monitor highly dynamic movements of the lens system.

Application challenge

Non-contact, inductive displacement sensors (eddy current) measure the position of lens elements in order to achieve the highest possible imaging accuracy. Depending on the lens system, displacement sensors from Micro-Epsilon are used to detect movement and position in up to 6 degrees of freedom. Providing a high frequency response, eddyNCDT sensors also monitor highly dynamic movements of the lens system.

Measurement method and system

Non-contact, inductive displacement sensors (eddy current) measure the position of lens elements in order to achieve the highest possible imaging accuracy. Depending on the lens system, displacement sensors from Micro-Epsilon are used to detect movement and position in up to 6 degrees of freedom. Providing a high frequency response, eddyNCDT sensors also monitor highly dynamic movements of the lens system.

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The problem

Non-contact, inductive displacement sensors (eddy current) measure the position of lens elements in order to achieve the highest possible imaging accuracy. Depending on the lens system, displacement sensors from Micro-Epsilon are used to detect movement and position in up to 6 degrees of freedom. Providing a high frequency response, eddyNCDT sensors also monitor highly dynamic movements of the lens system.

The method

Non-contact, inductive displacement sensors (eddy current) measure the position of lens elements in order to achieve the highest possible imaging accuracy. Depending on the lens system, displacement sensors from Micro-Epsilon are used to detect movement and position in up to 6 degrees of freedom. Providing a high frequency response, eddyNCDT sensors also monitor highly dynamic movements of the lens system.

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Non-contact, inductive displacement sensors (eddy current) measure the position of lens elements in order to achieve the highest possible imaging accuracy. Depending on the lens system, displacement sensors from Micro-Epsilon are used to detect movement and position in up to 6 degrees of freedom. Providing a high frequency response, eddyNCDT sensors also monitor highly dynamic movements of the lens system.

Non-contact, inductive displacement sensors (eddy current) measure the position of lens elements in order to achieve the highest possible imaging accuracy. Depending on the lens system, displacement sensors from Micro-Epsilon are used to detect movement and position in up to 6 degrees of freedom. Providing a high frequency response, eddyNCDT sensors also monitor highly dynamic movements of the lens system.

The application body describes non-contact eddy-current inductive displacement sensors from the eddyNCDT family for lens-element positioning.

The source describes motion and position measurement in up to 6 degrees of freedom, depending on the lens-system design. It does not establish a single six-axis sensor.

Yes. Their high frequency response supports monitoring rapid lens-system motion as well as stationary position.

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