NL2033000B1 - Micro mirror array driving device based on multi-degree-of-freedom flexible hinge - Google Patents
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Abstract
The present invention provides a micro mirror array driving device based, on a multi—degree—of—freedom. flexible hinge. The driving device includes a plurality of driving units arranged in an array form, an upper end of which is connected to a mirror; each driving unit includes a shell, an actuator, a first flexible hinge, a second flexible hinge, a transmission bar and a sliding block; the actuator is fixed inside the shell and is connected to the sliding block; one end of the first flexible hinge is connected to the sliding block, and the other end is connected to the transmission bar; one end of the second flexible hinge is fixed on the shell, and the other end is connected to the mirror; and the transmission bar is connected to the mirror after passing through the second flexible hinge. The micro mirror array driving device is Heinly used for driving a mirror.
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MICRO MIRROR ARRAY DRIVING DEVICE BASED ON MULTI-DEGREE-OF-FREEDOM
FLEXIBLE HINGE
The present invention belongs to the technical field of pre- cision instruments and machinery, in particular to a micro mirror array driving device based on a multi-degree-of-freedom flexible hinge.
Lithography is a crucial step in a semiconductor manufactur- ing process. As an ultra-precision device that integrates a number of top technologies, a lithography machine realizes a function of etching a circuit pattern on a mask plate to a silicon wafer. In order to change a direction of light entering the mask plate to generate different pupil shapes, it is necessary to use a plurali- ty of micro mirror array units in a lighting system to form a mi- cro mirror array. Each micro mirror array unit rotates around two of their mutually orthogonal axes to change a reflection direction of the incident light. In a working process of a lithography ma- chine, the adjustment accuracy of the pose of the micro mirror ar- ray is not up to the standard, which will affect a final circuit etching effect. Therefore, extremely high requirements are put forward for the adjustment accuracy of the pose of each micro mir- ror array unit. At the same time, in order to improve the surface area occupancy rate of the micro mirror array and its applicabil- ity in a vacuum environment, the size and heat dissipation of a micro mirror array unit driving device are also limited, which further increases the design difficulty.
A fast control reflector system designed by Wu Xin of
Huazhong University of Science and Technology includes a reflector system, a linear voice coil motor, a reflection angle detection system, etc. The device realizes fast adjustment of a pose of a reflector, and the symmetrical distribution of the voice coil mo- tor improves the stability of the adjustment process. However, the device has many driving equipment, so that the cost is high. A large size of the device is not suitable for the application back- ground of the micro mirror array.
A reflector array actuator of an illuminator designed by
Ruipan Chen of Delft University is based on electromagnetic drive, and drives a reflector unit to rotate around two orthogonal axes through a quadrilateral flexible hinge mechanism, which meets the size limit and accuracy of a reflector array of an illuminator.
However, in this design, magnetic crosstalk occurs between the electromagnetic drives of each unit, resulting in poor linearity of an output driving force, and the electromagnetic drive gener- ates a large amount of heat and a small rotation angle.
The present invention provides a micro mirror array driving device based on a multi-degree-of-freedom flexible hinge in order to solve the problems in the prior art.
In order to achieve the above objective, the present inven- tion adopts the following technical solution: A micro mirror array driving device based on a multi-degree-of-freedom flexible hinge includes a plurality of driving units; the plurality of driving units are arranged in an array form; an upper end of each driving unit is connected to a mirror; the driving unit includes a shell, an actuator, a first flexible hinge, a second flexible hinge, a transmission bar and a sliding block; the actuator is fixed inside the shell; the actuator is connected to the sliding block; one end of the first flexible hinge is connected to the sliding block, and the other end is connected to the transmission bar; one end of the second flexible hinge is fixed on the shell, and the other end is connected to the mirror; and the transmission bar is connected to the mirror after passing through the second flexible hinge.
Much further, the actuator includes a first motor and a sec- ond motor; a first motor fixing end of the first motor is fixed on a shell inner bottom surface of the shell; a second motor fixing end of the second motor is stacked on a first motor output end of the first motor; and center positions of the first motor and the second motor overlap to form a square working region.
Much further, a sliding block first connection end of the sliding block is fixedly connected to a second motor output end of the second motor.
Much further, a concentric circular slot is formed in a cen- ter of the sliding block; the first flexible hinge is located and mounted to the sliding block through the concentric circular slot; and a first flexible hinge first connection end of the first flex- ible hinge is fixedly connected to the sliding block.
Much further, the first flexible hinge is provided with a through hole along a first flexible hinge center axis; and a transmission bar lower end positioning pin of the transmission bar extends into the through hole, so as to be located with the first flexible hinge.
Much further, the first flexible hinge center axis overlaps a geometric center of the sliding block; in an initial state, the first flexible hinge center axis, a second flexible hinge center axis and a transmission bar center axis overlap; the first flexi- ble hinge is provided with a first flexible hinge rotating shaft I and a first flexible hinge rotating shaft II which are orthogonal to each other and are intersected at one point; a plane restrained by the first flexible hinge rotating shaft I and the first flexi- ble hinge rotating shaft II is perpendicular to the first flexible hinge center axis; the second flexible hinge is provided with a second flexible hinge rotating shaft I and a second flexible hinge rotating shaft II which are orthogonal to each other and are in- tersected at one point; and a plane restrained by the second flex- ible hinge rotating shaft I and the second flexible hinge rotating shaft II is perpendicular to the second flexible hinge center ax- is.
Much further, a transmission bar first connection end of the transmission bar is fixedly connected to a first flexible hinge second connection end of the first flexible hinge; a transmission bar second connection end of the transmission bar is fixedly con- nected to a flange first connection end of a flange; a flange sec- ond connection end of the flange is connected to the mirror; and the flange first connection end is also fixedly connected to a second flexible hinge second connection end of the second flexible hinge.
Much further, a second flexible hinge first connection end of the second flexible hinge is fixed at a shell top of the shell; the second flexible hinge is provided with a through hole along the second flexible hinge center axis; and a transmission bar up- per end of the transmission bar extends into the through hole, so as to be located with the second flexible hinge.
Much further, a heat dissipation component and an inclined measurement sensor are mounted inside the shell.
Much further, materials of the first flexible hinge and the second flexible hinge are spring steel, stainless steel, invar steel, titanium alloy or beryllium bronze; and the first flexible hinge and the second flexible hinge are in a form of a leaf spring, a hyperbolic flexible hinge, a parabolic flexible hinge, an inverted parabolic flexible hinge, a secant flexible hinge or a hyperbolic cosine flexible hinge.
Compared with the prior art, the present invention has the beneficial effects that the problems of simultaneously considering kinematic accuracy, motion range, heat dissipation and size con- trol. The micro mirror array driving device has high structural reliability, and the angle adjustment of each reflector unit thus has high repeated positioning accuracy. In the present invention, a transmission mechanism in the driving device has a small trans- mission error due to the integration of the first and second flex- ible hinges. The first and second motors adopt piezoelectric mo- tors with high displacement resolution, small size and low heat dissipation and having a linear output characteristic, so that an actuator not only satisfies a stroke and accuracy, but also is ap- plicable to a vacuum environment.
The micro mirror array driving device provided by the present invention has a large stroke and high accuracy, and can adjust Rx and Ry degrees of freedom of a reflector in each unit. The flexi- ble hinges are fitted to the transmission bar and the sliding block, so that a mechanical fit error in a transmission procedure is reduced, and the transmission accuracy is improved; and an ef- fect of increasing a stroke is achieved. Meanwhile, a single flex- ible hinge is used to limit the degrees of freedom of a reflector along x, y and z directions and around Rz; the equipment composi- tion is simplified; and the running reliability of the device is improved. A piezoelectric ceramic linear motor is used as an actu- ator, which has better output linearity and less heat dissipation 5 than an electromagnetic drive. Two piezoelectric ceramic linear motors are stacked in a vertical direction, so as to simultaneous- ly achieve a sliding block stroke required by the driving device and size limitation of a micro mirror array of a lighting system to the driving device.
Compared with a reflector array actuator of an illuminator in the prior art, magnetic crosstalk is generated between electromag- netic drives of each unit, which causes low output driving force linearity. Furthermore, heat generated by an electromagnetic drive is much greater than that generated by a piezoelectric drive.
Meanwhile, the flexible hinges in the two kinds of drives are dif- ferent. Since the size of a guadrilateral flexible hinge mechanism is limited in the reflector array actuator of the illuminator, the rotating angle of each reflector unit is also much less than that of the micro mirror array driving device.
FIG. 1 is a schematic structural diagram of a micro mirror array driving device based on a multi-degree-of-freedom flexible hinge of the present invention;
FIG. 2 is a schematic interface diagram of a driving unit of the present invention;
FIG. 3 is a schematic structural diagram of a first flexible hinge of the present invention;
FIG. 4 is a schematic structural diagram of a second flexible hinge of the present invention;
FIG. 5 is a schematic composition diagram of a transmission mechanism of the present invention. 1: driving unit; 2: mirror; 11: shell; 111: shell inner bot- tom surface; 112: shell top; 12: actuator; 121: first motor; 122: first motor fixing end; 123: first motor output end; 124: second motor; 125: second motor fixing end; 126: second motor output end; 13: first flexible hinge; 131: first flexible hinge first connec-
tion end; 132: first flexible hinge second connection end; 133: first flexible hinge rotating shaft I; 134: first flexible hinge rotating shaft II; 135: first flexible hinge center axis; 14: sec- ond flexible hinge; 141: second flexible hinge first connection end; 142: second flexible hinge second connection end; 143: second flexible hinge rotating shaft I; 144: second flexible hinge rotat- ing shaft II; 145: second flexible hinge center axis; 15: trans- mission bar; 151: transmission bar first connection end; 152: transmission bar second connection end;; 153: transmission bar lower end positioning pin; 154: transmission bar upper end; 155: transmission bar center axis; 16: sliding block; 161: sliding block first connection end; 162: concentric circular slot; 17: flange; 171: flange first connection end; and 172: flange second connection end.
The technical solutions in the embodiments of the present in- vention will be described clearly and completely below in combina- tion with the accompanying drawings in the embodiments of the pre- sent invention.
This implementation is described with reference to FIGS. 1-5, a micro mirror array driving device based on a multi-degree-of- freedom flexible hinge includes a plurality of driving units 1; the plurality of driving units 1 are arranged in an array form; an upper end of each driving unit 1 is connected to a mirror 2; the driving unit 1 includes a shell 11, an actuator 12, a first flexi- ble hinge 13, a second flexible hinge 14, a transmission bar 15 and a sliding block 16; the actuator 12 is fixed inside the shell 11; the actuator 12 is connected to the sliding block 16; the ac- tuator 12 drives the sliding block 16 does linear motion; one end of the first flexible hinge 13 is connected to the sliding block 16, and the other end is connected to the transmission bar 15; one end of the second flexible hinge 14 is fixed on the shell 11, and the other end is connected to the mirror 2 and drives the mirror 2 to move; and the transmission bar 15 is connected to the mirror 2 after passing through the second flexible hinge 14.
The actuator 12 includes a first motor 121 and a second motor
124; a first motor fixing end 122 of the first motor 121 is fixed on a shell inner bottom surface 111 of the shell 11; a second mo- tor fixing end 125 of the second motor 124 is stacked on a first motor output end 123 of the first motor 121; and center positions of the first motor 121 and the second motor 124 overlap to form a square working region. The first motor 121 and the second motor 124 are piezoelectric ceramic linear motors. A piezoelectric ce- ramic linear motor is used as an actuator, which has better output linearity and less heat dissipation than an electromagnetic drive.
An ultrasonic motor can also achieve desired kinematic accuracy.
The sliding block 16 is a circular sliding block; and a slid- ing block first connection end 161 of the sliding block 16 is fix- edly connected to a second motor output end 126 of the second mo- tor 124. A concentric circular slot 162 is formed in a center of the sliding block 16; the first flexible hinge 13 is located and mounted to the sliding block 16 through the concentric circular slot 162; and a first flexible hinge first connection end 131 of the first flexible hinge 13 is fixedly connected to the sliding block 16 through a screw.
The first flexible hinge 13 is provided with a through hole along a first flexible hinge center axis 135; and a transmission bar lower end positioning pin 153 of the transmission bar 15 ex- tends into the through hole, so as to be located with the first flexible hinge 13. The first flexible hinge center axis 135 over- laps a geometric center of the sliding block 16; in an initial state, the first flexible hinge center axis 135, a second flexible hinge center axis 145 and a transmission bar center axis 155 over- lap; the first flexible hinge 13 is provided with a first flexible hinge rotating shaft I 133 and a first flexible hinge rotating shaft II 134 which are orthogonal to each other and are intersect- ed at one point; a plane restrained by the first flexible hinge rotating shaft I 133 and the first flexible hinge rotating shaft
II 134 is perpendicular to the first flexible hinge center axis 135; the second flexible hinge 14 is provided with a second flexi- ble hinge rotating shaft I 143 and a second flexible hinge rotat- ing shaft II 144 which are orthogonal to each other and are inter- sected at one point; and a plane restrained by the second flexible hinge rotating shaft I 143 and the second flexible hinge rotating shaft II 144 is perpendicular to the second flexible hinge center axis 145.
A transmission bar first connection end 151 of the transmis- sion bar 15 is fixedly connected to a first flexible hinge second connection end 132 of the first flexible hinge 13; a transmission bar second connection end 152 of the transmission bar 15 is fixed- ly connected to a flange first connection end 171 of a flange 17; a flange second connection end 172 of the flange 17 is connected to the mirror 2; and the flange first connection end 171 is also fixedly connected to a second flexible hinge second connection end 142 of the second flexible hinge 14 through a screw.
A second flexible hinge first connection end 141 of the sec- ond flexible hinge 14 is fixed at a shell top 112 of the shell 11; the second flexible hinge 14 is provided with a through hole along the second flexible hinge center axis 145; and a transmission bar upper end 154 of the transmission bar 15 extends into the through hole, so as to be located with the second flexible hinge 14. The degree of freedom of rotation of the mirror 2 is limited by the second flexible hinge 14.
There is an enough space inside the shell 11 to mount a heat dissipation component that assists in heat dissipation of the mir- ror 2 and an inclined measurement sensor, thus finally achieving high-speed and high-accuracy pose adjustment. The heat dissipation component may be a part of the driving device, such as the second flexible hinge 14 and the shell 11, or may be integrated in the driving device in any form.
Materials of the first flexible hinge 13 and the second flex- ible hinge 14 adopt materials with high fatigue strength, small heat deformation and high stability, such as spring steel, stain- less steel, invar steel, titanium alloy or beryllium bronze, and other common flexible hinge materials; and the first flexible hinge 13 and the second flexible hinge 14 are in a form of a leaf spring, a hyperbolic flexible hinge, a parabolic flexible hinge, an inverted parabolic flexible hinge, a secant flexible hinge or a hyperbolic cosine flexible hinge.
A transmission mechanism composed of the first flexible hinge
13, the second flexible hinge 14, the transmission bar 15 and the sliding block 16 can convert a continuous planar motion in a work- ing region, such as an X-axial linear motion and a Y-axial linear motion, into a continuous rotation motion, such as X-axial rota- tion and Y-axial rotation. The second flexible hinge first connec- tion end 141 of the second flexible hinge 14 is fixed on the shell 11, and the second flexible hinge second connection end 142 is connected to the mirror 2, so as to limit the degree of freedom of motion of the mirror 2. The transmission bar 15 is configured to be a flexible feature along the transmission bar center axis 155, so as to make a response to a change of a relative position be- tween the first flexible hinge 13 and the second flexible hinge 14. This embodiment also includes a control device. The control device is configured to control an output of the actuator 12 to obtain an expected position of the mirror 2. Optional equipment is configured to receive radiation from a radiation source, machine the radiation and transmit the radiation to a target position. The optical equipment includes one or more optical elements. The opti- cal elements include the mirror 2 capable of moving on the driving device. The optical equipment is a part of a lighting system com- posed of one or more optical elements (2a, 2b, 2c...) and associ- ated driving devices (la, 1b, 1c...), that is, a micro mirror ar- ray. Different arrangement forms are achieved according to differ- ent technical requirements, and all micro mirror array units do not have motion interference. For example, the driving devices of the micro mirror array units are respectively located at the left ends, middle ends or right ends below the corresponding reflectors in a staggered arrangement manner. Furthermore, if technical indi- cators, such as a surface area occupancy rate, are satisfied, all the micro mirror array units do not interfere with each other. In this embodiment, FIG. 1 shows a 3x3 micro mirror array.
As shown in FIG. 2, a displacement output of the first motor 121 is parallel to a principal plane direction (a y direction), and a displacement output of the second motor 124 is perpendicular to the principal plane direction (an x direction). The first motor and the second motor are stacked in a manner that the center posi- tions overlap, so that continuous displacement outputs in the square region parallel to an XY plane can be achieved.
As shown in FIGS. 3 and 4, the first flexible hinge 13 and the second flexible hinge 14 can respectively continuously rotate around two orthogonal axes, and an intersection of the two axes overlaps the center axes of the flexible hinges.
As shown in FIGS. 3-5, the transmission mechanism composed of the first flexible hinge 13, the second flexible hinge 14, the transmission bar 15 and the sliding block 16 can achieve conver- sion between a linear moticn and a rotation motion.
During working, the first motor 121 drives the second motor 124 and the sliding block 16 to do linear motion parallel to the Y axis, and the second motor 124 drives the sliding block 16 to do linear motion parallel to the X axis. A transmission part composed of the first flexible hinge 13, the second flexible hinge 14, the transmission bar 15 and the sliding block 16 converts the above linear motion into a rotation motion, so that a linear displace- ment of the sliding block 16 in a plane directly corresponds to a rotation angle of the mirror 2. The transmission bar 15 has a flexible feature along the transmission bar center axis 155 to make a response to a change of a distance between the first flexi- ble hinge 13 and the second flexible hinge 14 in the motion pro- cess. There is an enough space inside the shell 11 to mount a heat dissipation component that assists in heat dissipation of the mir- ror 2, and a displacement sensor used for feedback control, thus finally achieving high-speed and high-accuracy pose adjustment.
The micro mirror array driving device based on the multi- degree-of-freedom flexible hinge provided in the present invention have been described above in detail. Specific examples are used herein to illustrate the principle and implementations of the pre- sent invention. The descriptions of the above embodiments are only used to help understand the method and its core idea of the pre- sent invention. Moreover, for those of ordinary skill in the art, according to the idea of the present invention, there will be changes in the specific implementations and the scope of applica- tion. In summary, the content of this specification should not be construed as limiting the present invention.
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