Laurens de Winter,1 Timur Tudorovskiy,1 Jan van Schoothttps://orcid.org/0000-0001-6643-7254,1 Kars Troost,1 Erwin Stinstra,1 Stephen Hsu,2 Toralf Gruner,3 Juergen Mueller,3 Ruediger Mack,3 Bartosz Bilski,3 Joerg Zimmermann,3 Paul Graeupner3
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The high NA=0.55 EUV scanner has an obscuration in the pupil. This has led to the choice to expand the aberration wave-front not in Zernikes anymore, but in other, orthogonal, basis-functions instead. The reasons for this choice and the description of the basis-functions will be discussed.
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Laurens de Winter, Timur Tudorovskiy, Jan van Schoot, Kars Troost, Erwin Stinstra, Stephen Hsu, Toralf Gruner, Juergen Mueller, Ruediger Mack, Bartosz Bilski, Joerg Zimmermann, Paul Graeupner, "High NA EUV scanner: obscuration and wavefront description," Proc. SPIE 11517, Extreme Ultraviolet Lithography 2020, 1151715 (18 November 2020); https://doi.org/10.1117/12.2572878