Substrates for mirrors for euv lithography and their production

作者: Michael Gerhard , Julian Kaller , Wilfried Clauss

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关键词: OptoelectronicsThermalRange (particle radiation)Extreme ultraviolet lithographyTemperature differenceMaterials scienceMixing (process engineering)Substrate (electronics)Thermal expansionOptics

摘要: For the production of mirrors for EUV lithography, substrates are suggested having a mean relative thermal longitudinal expansion no more than 10 ppb across temperature difference ΔT 15° C. and zero-crossing in range between 20° 40° this purpose, at least one first second material low coefficients opposite gradients as function selected substrate is produced by mixing bonding these materials.

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