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Michael Totzeck
Researcher at Carl Zeiss AG
Publications - 146
Citations - 1968
Michael Totzeck is an academic researcher from Carl Zeiss AG. The author has contributed to research in topics: Polarization (waves) & Projection (set theory). The author has an hindex of 24, co-authored 146 publications receiving 1918 citations. Previous affiliations of Michael Totzeck include University of Stuttgart.
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Microlithographic projection exposure apparatus
Michael Totzeck,Aksel Goehnermeier,Wolfgang Singer,Helmut Beierl,Heiko Feldmann,Hans-Juergen Mann,Jochen Hetzler +6 more
TL;DR: In this article, the authors describe a microlithographic projection exposure apparatus that includes an illumination system and a projection objective, which can illuminate a mask arranged in an object plane of the projection objective.
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Imaging and steering an optical wireless nanoantenna link
TL;DR: This work measures wireless optical power transfer between plasmonic nanoantennas in the far-field and demonstrates changeable signal routing to different nanoscopic receivers via beamsteering.
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Semiconductor fabrication: Pushing deep ultraviolet lithography to its limits
TL;DR: In this paper, the authors show that photolithography at a wavelength of 193 nm in the deep UV with water immersion lenses can now produce microelectronics containing features with a half-pitch as small as 40 nm.
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Projection system with compensation of intensity variations and compensation element therefor
Patrick Scheible,Alexandra Pazidis,Reiner Garreis,Michael Totzeck,Heiko Feldmann,Paul Gräupner,Hans-Jürgen Rostalski,Wolfgang Singer +7 more
TL;DR: In this article, the modulation of the optical component is adapted to a spatial transmission distribution of the remaining components of the projection objective in such a way that an intensity distribution of radiation that is measured in a pupil surface has a substantially reduced spatial modulation in comparison with a projection objective without the interference layer system.