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21 June 2019 Polarization metrology for high numerical aperture DUV objectives
Robert D. Grejda, Paul F. Michaloski, Duncan C. Spaulding, Stephen K. Mack, Robert L. Michaels, Paul G. Dewa, David L. Aronstein
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Abstract
This paper describes an instrument and method for high-resolution characterization of lens components and assemblies for DUV retardance performance at various stages of manufacture. The instrument is a bespoke rotating analyzer Stokes polarimeter designed for DUV wavelengths (e.g. 193 nm, 213 nm, 266 nm, etc.). Using a laser source, the polarimeter delivers a small diameter beam with a characterized polarization state to the optical lens element or objective assembly at the “as-used” design angles of incidence (AOI) to characterize the retardance through the lens or objective at an arbitrary location. The polarization characteristics are usually described by the retardance at specific locations on a component or sub-assembly that can be used to characterize components during development and manufacturing or optimize performance of an assembly.
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Robert D. Grejda, Paul F. Michaloski, Duncan C. Spaulding, Stephen K. Mack, Robert L. Michaels, Paul G. Dewa, and David L. Aronstein "Polarization metrology for high numerical aperture DUV objectives", Proc. SPIE 11057, Modeling Aspects in Optical Metrology VII, 110570P (21 June 2019); https://doi.org/10.1117/12.2525606
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KEYWORDS
Polarization

Polarimetry

Objectives

Birefringence

Deep ultraviolet

Crystals

Sensors

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