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Collector mirror lifetime evaluation and damage prevention are important technical challenge for the EUV light source
development. High-energy xenon ions emitted from laser-produced EUV plasmas are expected to considerably damage
the collector mirror of the light source. Related to future collector mirror lifetime considerations, fast ions from the laserproduced
plasma have been characterized by time-of -flight (TOF) measurements. Using a low repetition rate 8-ns, 100-
mJ Nd:YAG laser, Xe+ to Xe6+ ions were observed with Xe2+ being the main charge state. In addition, the effects of fast
ions on Mo/Si multilayer mirrors have been studied using a Xe ion gun. Ion sputtering of the multilayer structure is the
main damage mechanism but layer boundary mixing and surface roughness increase are also observed. A magnetic
confinement scheme is evaluated for ion mitigation.
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