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Illumination Requirements for Optical Projectors: and how to think about them
Illumination systems are often given too little thought, since the main lens in a projector is usually much more difficult, and because many of the effects of non-optimimum illumination are too small to be noticed in many applications. For modern chip lithography, however, nothing can be assumed negligible.