2011
DOI: 10.3788/aos201131.1122003
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Magnification Tolerancing and Compensation for the Lithographic Projection Lens

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“…Compared with traditional industries, "high-tech" industries pay more attention to high intelligence, high added value, and high efficiency, and put forward higher requirements for the guarantee links of related elements. If traditional enterprises want to transform successfully, the initial investment must be increased, including R&D investment, equipment investment, manpower investment, etc., but it is difficult to obtain a large amount of benefits and recover costs in the short term [14]. At the same time, due to the continuous emergence of new industry models and related "high-tech" industries are constantly penetrating into traditional industries, it is difficult to accurately distinguish industrial boundaries.…”
Section: Difficulties In the Transformation And Upgrading Of The Indu...mentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Compared with traditional industries, "high-tech" industries pay more attention to high intelligence, high added value, and high efficiency, and put forward higher requirements for the guarantee links of related elements. If traditional enterprises want to transform successfully, the initial investment must be increased, including R&D investment, equipment investment, manpower investment, etc., but it is difficult to obtain a large amount of benefits and recover costs in the short term [14]. At the same time, due to the continuous emergence of new industry models and related "high-tech" industries are constantly penetrating into traditional industries, it is difficult to accurately distinguish industrial boundaries.…”
Section: Difficulties In the Transformation And Upgrading Of The Indu...mentioning
confidence: 99%
“…They proposed a method for selecting magnification compensation elements to compensate for errors. [7] In 2018, Li et al from the China Academy of Space Science and Engineering conducted optical system alignment experiments on a coaxial threereflection optical system, studying the impact mechanism of surface shape errors and misalignment on optical imaging quality. They used the root mean square error as an indicator to provide a basis for surface shape error compensation.…”
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confidence: 99%