Koninklijke Philips Corporation N.V.

Asml Netherlands B.v.

Signify Holding B.v.

Philips Lighting Holding B.v.

Erik Witberg

Constant Paul Marie Jozef Baggen

Hongming Yang

Johannes Catharinus Hubertus Mulkens

Martinus Hendrikus Antonius Leenders

Nicolaas Rudolf Kemper

Michel Riepen

Marco Koert Stavenga

Sergei Shulepov

Erik Henricus Egidius Catharina Eummelen

Paulus Martinus Maria Liebregts

Koen Steffens

Marinus Jochemsen

David Bessems

Richard Moerman

Fabrizio Evangelista

Gert-Jan Gerardus Johannes Thomas Brands

Paul Henricus Johannes Maria Van Voorthuisen

Jan Willem Cromwijk

Pieter Lein Joseph Gunter

Hua Li

Ralph Joseph Meijers

Galileo June Adeva Destura

Man Shing Wong

Arjen Van Der Linden

Paul Henricus Johannes Maria Van Voorthuisenh

Franciscus Wilhelmus Bell

Marcus Agnes Johannes Smits

Zhenhua Ma

A coded visible light receiver comprises: a sensor, a transform module, and an interference cancelling module. The sensor receives light comprising data modulated into the light according to a coding scheme. The transform module is configured to transform the data into a frequency domain representation, representing a band of a spectrum resulting from the data being modulated into the light according to the coding scheme. The interference cancelling module is configured to cancel interference occurring in the band of the data, by determining one or more components in the band that exceed a threshold signal strength and cancelling those components.

Receiving coded visible light in presence of interference

By transmitting a remote controlled device identifier through an optical signal emitted by a remote controlled device to a remote control pointed at the remote controlled device, the remote control is able to address the remote controlled device via a communication network and be paired with the remote controlled device. As the remote control just has to be pointed at the remote controlled device that is to be paired the pairing is intuitive. A verification unit can be added to the remote controlled device that transmits a challenge via the optical signal to the remote control. The remote control creates a response and transmits the response to the remote controlled device for verification by the verification unit. If the verification is successful the pairing is allowed. As the challenge can only be extracted from the optical signal, access to the room in which the remote controlled device is locate dis required in order to gain control over the remote controlled device. A hack solely over the communication network is prevented as the challenge is not available on the communication network.

Remote controlled device and a remote control for controlling multiple remote controlled devices

A method of operating a lithographic apparatus is disclosed. The method includes moving a substrate table supporting a substrate relative to a projection system and adjusting the scanning speed between the substrate table and the projection system during imaging of a target within a predefined area at or near an edge of the substrate, or adjusting the stepping speed between adjacent target positions in a predefined area at or near the edge of the substrate, or both. The adjusting the scanning and/or stepping speed may comprise lowering the speed. The projection system is configured to project a patterned beam of radiation on to a target portion of the substrate.

Lithographic apparatus, a method of controlling the apparatus and a device manufacturing method

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Breda, Netherlands

Erik Witberg