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2021
Journal Article
Title

Extended aberration analysis in symmetry-free optical systems - Part II: evaluation and application

Abstract
In part I [Opt. Express 29, 39967 (2021) [CrossRef] ] of this publication, the working principle of a mixed ray-tracing (MRT) method is introduced for surface-decomposed transverse aberration contributions, and the settings and various calculation options are discussed. Following part I, this paper is a supplement with the evaluation of the calculation results and more illustrations of practical applications, which focuses on the support of the MRT method during the symmetry-free optical system design process. The comprehensive analysis of a group of lithography systems as an application example proves that the MRT method is a powerful tool for imaging system performance assessment, as well as for relative sensitivity analysis among the surfaces in the optical system.
Author(s)
Tang, Z.
Gross, H.
Journal
Optics Express  
Open Access
DOI
10.1364/OE.439873
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