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Gerbrand Van Der Zouw
Researcher at ASML Holding
Publications - 3
Citations - 22
Gerbrand Van Der Zouw is an academic researcher from ASML Holding. The author has contributed to research in topics: Image map & Aerial image. The author has an hindex of 2, co-authored 3 publications receiving 22 citations.
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Method and apparatus for vibration detection and vibration analysis, and lithographic apparatus equipped with such an apparatus
Haico Victor Kok,Hoite Pieter Theodoor Tolsma,Gerbrand Van Der Zouw,Koen Kivits,Ron Van De Laak,Johannes Maria Kuiper +5 more
TL;DR: In this paper, a method for determining vibration-related information by projecting an aerial image at an image position in a projection plane, mapping an intensity of the aerial image into an image map, the image map arranged for comprising values of coordinates of sampling locations and of the intensity sampled at each sampling location, and measuring intensity of aerial image received through a slot pattern.
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Method and apparatus for vibration detection and analysis, and lithographic apparatus equipped therewith
Haico Victor Kok,Koen Kivits,Ron Van De Laak,Johannes Maria Kuiper,Gerbrand Van Der Zouw,Hoite Pieter Theodoor Tolsma +5 more
TL;DR: In this article, a method for vibration-related information determination by means of projecting an aerial image at an image position in a projection plane is proposed, which includes mapping an intensity of the aerial image into an image map, the image map arranged for comprising values of coordinates of sampling locations and of the intensity sampled at each sampling location.
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Method and system for measuring a position of an object.
Koen Kivits,Haico Victor Kok,Johannes Maria Kuiper,Hoite Pieter Theodoor Tolsma,Ron Van De Laak,Gerbrand Van Der Zouw +5 more
TL;DR: In this paper, the first and second position measurements are differing from one another by taking a plurality of samples in time and presenting the first measurement and the second measurement, where the measured intensity varies with the position of the object.