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1. An EUV vessel for an extreme ultra violet (EUV) radiation source apparatus, comprising:an EUV collector mirror body on which a reflective layer as a reflective surface is disposed; anda trajectory correcting device attached to or embedded in the EUV collector mirror body,wherein the trajectory correcting device is configured to adjust a trajectory of metal ions towards an opposite side of the EUV vessel away from the EUV collector mirror body, andwherein the trajectory correcting device includes a pulse timing module coupled to a first charging point at the EUV collector mirror body. 2. The EUV vessel of claim 1, wherein a conduit connects the first charging point at the EUV collector mirror body and the pulse timing module. 3. The EUV vessel of claim 1, wherein the first charging point is configured to positively bias the collector mirror body by applying a voltage in a range from 1 V to 50 V to the collector mirror body. 4. The EUV vessel of claim 1, wherein the pulse timing module is configured to provide an amplitude modulation of the pulse. 5. The EUV vessel of claim 1, wherein the pulse timing module is configured to provide a frequency modulation of the pulse. 6. The EUV vessel of claim 1, wherein the pulse timing module is configured to provide an electric field to cause the metal ions to be redistributed in a direction away from the EUV collector mirror body. 7. The EUV vessel of claim 1, wherein the trajectory correcting device includes a pulse timing module coupled to a second charging point at a lower cone of the EUV vessel, the lower cone being opposite from the collector and adjacent to exhaust ports. 8. A method of preventing contamination of a collector of an extreme ultraviolet (EUV) radiation source, the method comprising:providing an EUV collector mirror body on which a reflective layer as a reflective surface is disposed; andproviding a trajectory correcting device attached to or embedded in the EUV collector mirror body; andapplying an electric field to an EUV collector mirror body to adjust a trajectory of metal debris towards an opposite side of the EUV radiation source away from the EUV collector mirror body,wherein the trajectory correcting device includes a pulse timing module coupled to a first charging point at a lower cone of an EUV vessel, the lower cone being opposite from the collector and adjacent to exhaust ports. 9. The method of claim 8, wherein the first charging point at the EUV collector mirror body is connected to the pulse timing module by a conduit. 10. The method of claim 8, further comprising positively biasing the collector mirror body by applying a voltage in a range from 1 V to 50 V to the EUV collector mirror body. 11. The method of claim 8, further comprising modulating an amplitude of voltage pulses using the pulse timing module. 12. The method of claim 8, further comprising modulating a frequency of voltage pulses using the pulse timing module. 13. The method of claim 8, wherein the pulse timing module provides the electric field to the EUV collector mirror body. 14. The method of claim 8, wherein the trajectory correcting device includes a pulse timing module coupled to a second charging point at the EUV collector mirror body. 15. An extreme ultraviolet (EUV) radiation source, comprising:a chamber enclosing an EUV vessel,the EUV vessel comprising:a collector mirror configured to reflect EUV radiation;a debris collection mechanism disposed over the collector mirror;a lower cone disposed over the debris collection mechanism;at least one first charging point attached to the collector mirror;a second charging point attached to the lower cone; anda pulse timing module and a DC bias circuit coupled to the first charging point and the second charging point. 16. The EUV radiation source of claim 15, wherein the pulse timing module, DC bias circuit, and the first charging point are configured to positively bias the collector mirror by applying a voltage in a range from 1 V to 50 V to the collector mirror. 17. The EUV radiation source of claim 16, wherein the pulse timing module modulates a frequency and amplitude of the modulation of a DC pulse applied to the collector mirror. 18. The EUV radiation source of claim 16, wherein the at least one first charging point is attached to the collector mirror adjacent to vanes of the debris collection mechanism. 19. The EUV radiation source of claim 16, further comprising isolated electrode regions on a rear side of an EUV collector mirror. 20. The EUV radiation source of claim 19, wherein the isolated electrode regions are separated by electrically insulating regions.