WO2005124831A1 - 光検出装置、照明光学装置、露光装置、および露光方法 - Google Patents
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- the present invention relates to an optical device suitable for controlling a quantity used in a device used for manufacturing a device such as a semiconductor device, a camera, a device, a head, and the like in a graduation process.
- the light emitted from the source is transmitted through a line as an optical integrator (or an equine eye, etc.) into a substantial surface of multiple sources.
- the soak with a predetermined tan is superimposedly illuminated.
- the light that has passed through the disk of the disc forms an image on the photosensitive surface via a projection system.
- a screen is projected () on the photosensitivity.
- the 003 unit is provided with a unit for detecting the amount for photosensitivity.
- the part for the light () is taken out of the light for this element, and the intensity of the taken out light is detected (see, for example). Then, by adjusting the force or the like in accordance with the movement of the degree detected at the position, the amount for photosensitivity is controlled to be substantially constant in light.
- the light used in the conventional type, but shown in Fig. 5 is, for example, between a denise lens and a light source (a light source). Inclined to the light of It is composed of a beam-splitter 2 having a row-plane shape and a sensor 3 for emitting light reflected by the beam-splitter 2.
- 007 can be arranged while avoiding mechanical interference with other photons even when the converging angle is relatively high, and can detect the light at a predetermined time at a high degree
- the purpose is to provide a device.
- An optical splitter having a 2 and a light splitter disposed on the splitter, and a light splitter for propagating light derived from a surface of the splitter by propagating through the splitter section.
- the branch is provided with an angle conversion device for converting a part of the light entering the second one into light entering the other one at an incident angle equal to or greater than the incident angle.
- the light to be detected at the predetermined time is detected at
- An optical splitter having a side face and a photoelectric splitter arranged opposite to a face of the splitter;
- an angle-of-light conversion unit for converting a part of the light entering the other into light entering the other at an incident angle equal to or greater than a predetermined angle of incidence.
- an apparatus characterized in that the apparatus is provided with an arrangement or an arrangement of two states arranged to detect light coming from the source on the surface.
- An apparatus is provided, characterized in that the apparatus is provided with an arrangement or an arrangement of two states arranged to detect light coming from the source from the surface.
- the fifth mode of the present invention provides an apparatus which is provided with a third or fourth mode for illuminating a predetermined tan, and wherein the predetermined tan is exposed to light.
- the seventh aspect of the present invention provides a method characterized in that a predetermined tan is illuminated by using the position of the third or fourth mode, and the predetermined tan is exposed to light.
- the branch includes a light source located at the light source, and a part of the light that has entered the light source at the light source having a light intensity equal to or higher than the criticality.
- an optical splitter characterized by comprising an angle conversion for converting light into the other light at an incident angle.
- the branch has two side surfaces positioned at the branch, and is provided on the branch or in the branch, and
- a light splitter comprising: a human-light angle converter that converts a part of light entering the other into light entering the other at an incident angle equal to or greater than a predetermined angle of incidence.
- a device positioned opposite to a surface of the branch for photoelectrically emitting light derived from the branch.
- the light propagates through the portion of the optical branch that is not substantially inclined with respect to the axis at, and emits light derived from the plane of the optical branch.
- the converging angle is relatively large. Also, it is possible to avoid mechanical interference with other photons and to arrange them, and it is possible to detect light at a predetermined time at a high degree.
- FIG. 3 is a diagram schematically showing the configuration of the device in the light state.
- FIG. 4 is a diagram schematically illustrating a partial configuration of a device according to a fourth embodiment.
- FIG. 5 (a) is a diagram schematically showing the configuration of the device according to the second embodiment
- FIG. 5 (b) is a diagram schematically showing the configuration of the device according to the third embodiment.
- FIG. 6 (a) is a diagram schematically showing the configuration of a device according to 4 of the present embodiment
- FIG. 6 (b) is a diagram schematically showing the configuration of a device according to 5 of the present embodiment.
- FIG. 17 is a drawing schematically showing a partial configuration of a device according to a sixth embodiment.
- FIG. 18 is a diagram schematically illustrating a partial configuration of a pair of arrangements according to an eighth embodiment.
- FIG. 9 is a diagram schematically showing the use of a 9-shaped branching element.
- FIG. 10 is a diagram schematically illustrating an example in which an optical device is arranged for light between the scholarship system.
- FIG. 11 is a diagram schematically illustrating an example in which an optical device is arranged in an optical sensor system.
- FIG. 13 is a diagram showing a chart of an example of a technique for obtaining a child as an equalizer.
- FIG. 9 is a diagram showing a chart of an example of a technique for obtaining a conductor chair as a 14-piece chair.
- FIG. 15 is a diagram schematically showing the configuration of a next configuration. It is a figure explaining the inconvenience in 16 places.
- FIG. 4 is a diagram schematically showing the configuration of a device in the light state.
- the axis along the line direction of the photosensitive put (glass on which the garment is coated) P the Z axis in the direction parallel to the surface inside the put P, and the inside of the put P Set the X-axis in the direction perpendicular to the plane.
- the emitted light is reflected by the light 2 and forms light at the position 2 through the bending beam 3.
- the wavelength selection filter 5 is used to selectively transmit a desired beam of the Great Wall.
- the length selection filter 5 for example, () in () and (365) in () are selectively transmitted.
- the light of the light wavelength selected via the long-selection lens 5 is applied to the line 6 as an optical integrator.
- the wavelength selector 5 for example, the light of a line and the light of a line can be selected simultaneously, the light of a line can be selected at the same time, or only the light can be selected. You can also.
- the lyres 6 are constructed by arranging a number of positively bent statements laterally so as to be parallel to their reference X.
- the statement that constitutes the lie-ins 6 has a surface having a similar shape to the one formed on the disc (the area formed on the put). Therefore, the luminous flux of the rays 6 is formed by a large number of statements, and each of the rays of the statement is formed with a different shape.
- the surface of the lye lens 6 is formed with a substantial surface, ie, a secondary surface, composed of a large number of images.
- the secondary source formed at the edge of the line 6 is used for the opening 7 where the secondary source is located. 7 is for P
- the lighting condition is determined by setting the diameter of the variable aperture (the diameter of the diameter of the academic system with respect to the aperture of the academic system) is set to a desired value.
- the light from the secondary source via the 007 7 7 receives the use of the sensory science system 8 and then superimposes the disk on which a predetermined tan is formed via the optical branching which constitutes the part as an exposure device. To illuminate.
- the light derived from the branch surface is emitted by the photoelectric 2 and supplied to the control 2 of the photoelectric 2. The details of and in (2) will be described later.
- the disk is placed on the disk stage S via the disk holder ().
- the stage S is configured to be two-dimensionally movable along the stage (that is, cc) by using the stage S, and to be measured and controlled by the stage ().
- the luminous flux having passed through the tan of the mask forms, via the projection system P, a scutan image having a shape elongated in the X direction on the photosensitive put P.
- the put P is held in parallel with the XZ plane on the put stage S via a put holder ().
- the put stage S is movable two-dimensionally along the put (that is, cc) by the use of the put stage S, and is measured and controlled by the put (). It is composed of
- the tan of the mask is scanned in the area of the put P.
- a method corresponding to the X direction of the screen image of the shape formed in the stationary state and a method corresponding to the distance of the scan P along the Z direction in the scanning light are used.
- a tan having a shape defined by is formed.
- FIG. 32 is a diagram schematically showing the configuration of the device in the present embodiment.
- a light branch having a state of a parallel plane disposed in the light between the optical sensor and the optical disk, and a light branch for emitting light derived from the plane of the branch are provided. It is formed by and.
- a photodiode can be used as the photoelectric 2.
- a in the parentheses of the optical branching includes a plurality of small
- the light beam 3 which has been turned into 3 is directed by receiving the light, and 3a of the part is shot at an angle of incidence () with respect to b of the screen ().
- the light beam 3a which has been turned into the optical b at an incident angle equal to or greater than the angle of incidence through 3, is given by
- the reflection is repeated at a, and the light does not substantially illuminate the part of the optical branch.
- the light beam 32 entering the region outside the light branch 3 passes through the light branch and reaches the screen as an exposure line. 2 () is supplied to control 2.
- the control 2 based on the power of the photoelectric 2, the optical branching occurs in the light between the optical sensor 8 and the optical disk.
- the intensity of the emitted light, and thus the intensity of the emitted light, is detected.
- 2 controls, for example, the degree of the stage S and the degree of the put stage S based on the degree information detected in the step so that the amount of the photosensitive P is substantially constant in the light.
- the control 2 may be controlled so as to adjust the force of the force or the degree of being arranged between the disk and the like based on the degree information detected by the method.
- Yo for example, in a position where light is emitted while the pump P is relatively stopped, the control 2 controls between the two positions of the yatta OO based on the degree information detected by. . That is,
- the control is performed so that the yatter is opened until the value of detected by the predetermined amount becomes a predetermined amount, and when the value of this time reaches the predetermined amount, the yatter is closed.
- the light propagated through the portion of the optical branch having the state of the row plane arranged with respect to the axis at the axis and the light derived from the surface of the optical branch is It is emitting light.
- the present embodiment unlike the technique of inclining a parallel-plane beam splitter to light at an angle of, for example, 45 degrees with respect to the optical axis, for example, it is possible to make a connection with the optical sensor 8 disc in the apparatus. Even when the converging angle between them is relatively short, it can be arranged while avoiding mechanical interference with other light (such as 8). Can be detected.
- the degree of the stage S and the degree of the put stage S can be determined based on the degree information detected by the high-intensity light that can be arranged even at a relatively high focusing angle.
- the power of light and the like it is possible to control each time so that the amount of the photosensitive P is almost constant in the light.
- the light beam that has propagated through the optical branch and passed the side surface does not reach 2 at the optical branch. .
- the photoelectric 2 it is also difficult for the photoelectric 2 to always detect a degree proportional to the intensity of the light that has been branched, which may lead to a reduction in light extraction accuracy. is there.
- the region of light that is photoelectrically emitted from the light branching plate 2 is excluded from the region. .
- the area of the side surface e can be formed almost smooth as a treatment for the light branching.
- FIG. A can also be formed by deposition of metal.
- 4a can be formed to be almost smooth, or, for example, 4a can be formed as a reflection 4aa of a proper metal.
- the part of the light which is set to a of the optical branch is converted to the light which becomes b at an incident angle equal to or greater than the incident angle.
- the angle conversion for the conversion the number (theoretically, the least) of the number 3 formed in a of is used.
- the light beam 34 that has passed through a of the light branch and entered the area outside the reflection 3a passes through the light branch and reaches the screen as an exposure line.
- the transmission or reflection (33a) is used as the human angle conversion.
- the intensity of light that travels straight through 3 is changed to the optical b at an angle of incidence greater than the angle of incidence by changing the direction of travel through diffusion 3 to a large extent.
- the intensity of the light is relatively short. That is, in the angle-of-throw conversion (33a) using diffusion, the loss of light is relatively large.
- 5 is used in place of 3 for transmission as a modification that can suppress the loss of light in human angle conversion.
- the light beam 35 having the light splitting 5 is subjected to diffraction, and the light beam 35 is, for example, 35a and is shot at an angle of incidence greater than or equal to the incident angle with respect to b.
- the light ray 35a which has been converted to the optical b at an incident angle equal to or greater than the incident angle through 5, repeats reflection at the optical b, side, and a, and does not substantially emit light at the light branching portion.
- the light ray 36 entering the outer region passes through the light branch and reaches the screen as an exposure line.
- reflection 3a As shown in Fig. 5b, as shown in 5b, instead of reflection 3a, reflection
- the light beam 37 that has passed through a of the light branch and has been reflected 5a is reflected and, for example, is emitted as a light beam 37a at an angle of incidence greater than or equal to a.
- the light ray 37a reflected at 005 5a and turned into the optical a at an incident angle equal to or greater than the angle of incidence repeats the reflection at the optics a and the side surfaces e and b, and does not substantially emit light at the part of the light branch. It is derived from the domain of e and reaches 2.
- the light ray 38 that has passed through a of the light branch and entered the area outside the reflection 5a passes through the light branch and reaches the screen as an exposure line.
- transmission and the child tan are, for example,
- a child such as a child of Sochi or a child in the horizontal direction, and a child in pitches of 45 and 35 can be used.
- a child use a plurality of children with different pitch directions.
- two children such as a checkered tan may be used.
- diffraction tan It is not limited to a child, and for example, an arbitrarily curved tan may be used.
- the diffraction tan is not limited to the diffraction tan formed by the phase tun as described above, and may be, for example, a tan such as a tan.
- a diffraction grating having a small diffraction index is used. .
- the light beam 39 which has been made into the light branch 6, undergoes refraction, and becomes a light beam 39 a and enters the human at an incident angle greater than the angle of incidence with respect to b.
- the light beam 3 ga converted into the optical b at an incident angle equal to or greater than the bounce angle after passing through 6 is reflected repeatedly at the optical b, side, and a
- Propagation that does not substantially emit light at the portion of the light reaches 2 after being derived from the region of the light branch.
- the light beam 4 entering the outer region passes through the light branch and reaches the screen as an exposure line.
- the minute 6a is a small reflection that is formed substantially in accordance with the size of use or a plurality (6 () shows only a small reflection.
- the light beam 4 that has been made into a minute light 6a is reflected and becomes a light beam 4a, and is shot at an angle of incidence greater than the angle of incidence with respect to a.
- the light ray 4a reflected at 6a and turned into the optical a at an incident angle equal to or greater than the angle of incidence repeats reflection at the optics a, the side surfaces e and b, and does not substantially emit light at the light branch portion. Fork It is derived from c and reaches 2.
- the light beam 42 that has entered the area outside the minute 6a after passing through a of the light branching light passes through the light branching and reaches the screen as an exposure line.
- the traveling direction of light via the angle-of-incidence conversion is within the angle of incidence () with respect to the other, it has an antireflection effect on light traveling outside the human-angle conversion and has The light deflected through the angle conversion may be provided on the other side having a reflection purpose.
- the traveling direction of the light via the human angle conversion is within the angle of incidence () with respect to the other and is close to the angle of incidence, since sufficient reflection is expected, especially the reflection should not be provided on the other side.
- the human angle conversion (33a55a66a) formed in (ab) is used.
- the present invention is not limited to this.
- a modification using a human angle conversion having a 7 formed at the light branch portion to scatter human light is also possible.
- the scattering 7 is obtained by, for example, adding a plurality (smallly small bubbles) (small bubbles, etc.) having a refractive index substantially different from the refractive index of the optical material constituting the branch to the light branch part.
- the light beam 43a scattered through 006 7 and turned into the optical b at an incident angle equal to or greater than the angle of incidence repeats reflection at the optical b, the side surface, and a, and does not substantially emit light at the light branch portion. of It is derived from c and reaches 2.
- the light beam 44 that has reached b without passing through a of the light branch and does not become scattered 7 passes through the light branch and reaches the screen as an exposure line.
- the light emitted from the b of the optical branch (for example, the light emitted from the script P) becomes the optics a at an angle of incidence greater than the angle of incidence.
- the light emitted from the light branch b may reach the optical a 2 through the scattering 7 at an incident angle greater than the bombardment angle. If the number is relatively large, it may cause a detection difference.
- the light to be used for the disc is detected in the light between the 8 discs in the sensory system.
- the present invention is not limited to this.
- a for detecting the light to be applied to the disc in the light between the 8 discs and the disc side of a It is also possible to provide a modification provided with a light that is arranged in the mirror and is used to detect the light from the scoop, for example, 2b for detecting the light emitted from the scoop P.
- a is the above or ⁇
- Nari can be used as it is. Further, as 2b, the above-mentioned or the above-mentioned 1 to 5 can be positioned such that a of the optical branch is opposite to the disk side and b is opposite to. In 8,
- the light beam 45 that has passed through the transmission line 5 of the light that has turned into a in the branch of a at the time of screening travels through the light branching portion to reach 2, as described above.
- the transmitted light () of the transmitted light (5) passes through a due to diffraction and does not reach photoelectric 2.
- the light beam 46 of the transmitted light which has passed through the transmission 5, propagates through the optical branching portion to reach 2, as described above.
- the light beam 46 of the transmitted light which has passed through the transmission 5 propagates through the optical branching portion to reach 2, as described above.
- the light beam () set to 5 is used for diffraction and passes through a, so that it does not reach photoelectric 2.
- the light ray 47 that enters the region outside the region 5 of the light that has been branched off at the time of the screening passes through the branch of a and the branch of 2b sequentially.
- the reflected light 2b detects the light coming from the disc, for example, the light emitted from the script P, but does not detect the light coming from the disc.
- the power of the put P can be measured.
- the rate of the projection system P should be adjusted according to the luminosity of the exposure light (in the embodiment, put P), and the appropriate light should be emitted. Can be done.
- an optical branch having a state of a parallel plane is used.
- the present invention is not limited to this, and it is also possible to use an optical branching device having a two-sided structure generally arranged in light, for example, a lens-shaped branching device as shown in FIG. 9 shows an example in which the (radiation angle conversion) 3 of the state shown in 2 () is applied to a lens-shaped branching element, but the angle conversion of up to 6 (3a 5 5a 6 6a) Can be similarly applied.
- the optical device is arranged at the light between the optical sensor 8 and the optical device.
- the optical device is generally, but not limited to, arranged at another appropriate light. be able to.
- the light between the line 6 and the optical system 8 can be arranged as described above or (ab) above. In this case, the liens 6 .
- the light source is arranged in the projection system
- the present invention is not limited to this.
- FIG. Where is the projection of P
- it is arranged on a surface even if a transmission motion occurs in the projection system P, it is possible to accurately detect the amount of light reaching the (put P) of the projection system P. Then, in addition to this configuration, by providing a device for the lighting device, and by taking these power ratios, the movement of the projection system P can be controlled.
- the shape of the portion corresponding to the photoelectric on the surface of the optical branch is the portion of.
- the shape of this position may be a flat surface so that the photoelectric can be easily arranged.
- the portion corresponding to the photoelectric on the surface of the optical branch When the portion corresponding to the photoelectric on the surface of the optical branch is cylindrical, it may have a plane and a plane, and may be disposed between the position and the photoelectric as a wing.
- the shape of the portion corresponding to the photoelectric on the surface of the branch may be a shape having a portion of the toroidal surface, not a portion of the cylinder. In this case, there is an advantage that the use of the bundle from the surface of the optical splitter can be increased as compared with the case of.
- the human angle conversion is substantially free from polarization in the light whose angle has been converted (a phenomenon in which the amount or the like changes in accordance with the polarization of the light through the angle conversion). . This makes it possible to significantly reduce the difference caused by the movement of the faculty of light from the light source to the light source, for example, when the light having a specific luminous intensity is applied.
- the projection Predict the number of light powers per node by using a power meter placed at the (put P) position of system P . By using this number to correct the light power for each node, accurate detection can be performed at any node. For example, international lighting
- WO2 457 7 The configuration described in WO2 457 7 is known In the above-mentioned and, the light amount is detected.
- the present invention is not limited to this.
- a state can be detected.
- the desired angle may be provided for the angle of incidence conversion. In this case, it is possible to measure the wavelength of light and the cloth.
- the units according to the present embodiment can be assembled by electrically, mechanically, or optically connecting the undergraduate schools, the stages, and the like in the state shown in FIG.
- a child as an equilibrium can be obtained by forming a predetermined tang (tan, electrode tan, etc.) of the put (glass).
- tan, electrode tan, etc. a predetermined tang (tan, electrode tan, etc.) of the put (glass).
- a grinding process is performed in which the tan of the soak (cook) is transferred to the photosensitive material (glass on which the garment is coated) using the arrangement of the present embodiment.
- the tan of the soak (cook) is transferred to the photosensitive material (glass on which the garment is coated) using the arrangement of the present embodiment.
- a large number of containing tans are formed on the photosensitivity.
- a predetermined tan is formed on the upper part, and the next color 42 is transferred.
- a set of three dots corresponding to (Red) G (Geen) (Be) is arranged in a large number in the form of a tox, or the three A color is formed by arranging sets of stripes in multiple directions. Then, after the colorizer 42, the setting process 43 is executed.
- step 43 a thread having a predetermined tan obtained in the tan 4, and using the karaita obtained in the karaita 42, etc., to assemble the knuckle.
- the colorizer having the predetermined tan obtained in tan 4 4 Inject between the colorants obtained in step 2 to produce Ne.
- each component such as an electric circuit, a backlight and the like for performing the assembly of the assembled net (se) is attached.
- a conductor chair as an equip can also be obtained.
- An example of a method for obtaining a conductor chair as an equip- ment is described below with reference to Chapter 4 below.
- step 3 of 0084 metal is placed on the kit.
- step 32 a tooth is laid on the gold above the cut.
- step 33 using the arrangement shown in the following, the image of the scut (cut) is sequentially passed through the science system P to each unit and area on the kit.
- step 34 after the image of the Tojisuto on the set is made, in step 35, the dys-tan is screened on the set as a disc.
- a circuit tan corresponding to the tan on the disk is formed in each of the sharp areas on the c.
- a semiconductor chair is manufactured by using the above-mentioned ear tan. According to the method for manufacturing a semiconductor chair, a semiconductor chair having an extremely fine circuit tan can be obtained.
- the disc and the optical property are relative to the projection system.
- the light is applied to the position of the tie that scans the screen in the photosensitive area while moving.
- the present invention is not limited to this, and the present invention can be applied to an arrangement of a type in which the screen is exposed collectively to the photosensitive area.
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