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Patent No.:
Date of Patent:
Dec. 04, 2012
Filed:
Feb. 04, 2010
Markus Hauf, Ulm, DE;
Ulrich Schoenhoff, Ulm, DE;
Payam Tayebati, Riedstadt, DE;
Michael Thier, Moegglingen, DE;
Tilmann Heil, Aalen, DE;
Ole Fluegge, Bartholomae, DE;
Arif Kazi, Aalen, DE;
Alexander Sauerhoefer, Hamburg, DE;
Gerhard Focht, Wilmsdorf, DE;
Jochen Weber, Heidenheim-Grosskuchen, DE;
Toralf Gruner, Aalen-Hofen, DE;
Aksel Goehnermeier, Essingen-Lauterburg, DE;
Dirk Hellweg, Aalen, DE;
Markus Hauf, Ulm, DE;
Ulrich Schoenhoff, Ulm, DE;
Payam Tayebati, Riedstadt, DE;
Michael Thier, Moegglingen, DE;
Tilmann Heil, Aalen, DE;
Ole Fluegge, Bartholomae, DE;
Arif Kazi, Aalen, DE;
Alexander Sauerhoefer, Hamburg, DE;
Gerhard Focht, Wilmsdorf, DE;
Jochen Weber, Heidenheim-Grosskuchen, DE;
Toralf Gruner, Aalen-Hofen, DE;
Aksel Goehnermeier, Essingen-Lauterburg, DE;
Dirk Hellweg, Aalen, DE;
Carl Zeiss SMT GmbH, Oberkochen, DE;
Abstract
The disclosure relates to an optical correction device with thermal actuators for influencing the temperature distribution in the optical correction device. The optical correction device is constructed from at least two partial elements which differ with regard to their ability to transport heat. Furthermore, the disclosure relates to methods for influencing the temperature distribution in an optical element.