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29 June 1998 Characterizing the absorption and aging behavior of DUV optical material by high-resolution excimer laser calorimetry
Klaus R. Mann, Eric Eva
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Abstract
Absorption loss in DUV optics during 193 nm irradiation is investigated by employing a high-resolution calorimetric technique which allows determining both single and two photon absorption coefficients at energy densities of several 10 mJ/cm2, avoiding a significant thermal load on the samples. UV calorimetry is also employed to investigate laser induced aging phenomena, e.g. color center formation in fused silica or CaF2. A separation of transient and cumulative effects as a function of intensity can be achieved, giving insight into various loss mechanisms. Moreover, the influence of dielectric coatings on the absorption characteristics is discussed.
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Klaus R. Mann and Eric Eva "Characterizing the absorption and aging behavior of DUV optical material by high-resolution excimer laser calorimetry", Proc. SPIE 3334, Optical Microlithography XI, (29 June 1998); https://doi.org/10.1117/12.310736
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KEYWORDS
Absorption

Deep ultraviolet

Dielectrics

Excimer lasers

Calorimetry

Ultraviolet radiation

Color centers

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