研究目的
To apply nano UV (Ultraviolet) laser to machine the LPM and ceramic substrate (sapphire, Al2O3) and compare the results with nano green laser, addressing the challenges of machining materials with conflicting properties.
研究成果
The UV laser is more efficient than the green laser for machining both LPM and ceramic materials, with lower LAT values. Optimal processing parameters were identified for both materials, emphasizing the importance of delay time to prevent LPM re-solidification and achieve quality machining.
研究不足
The major problem is the re-solidification of LPM material as temperature elevated during laser irradiation, requiring a delay time between each laser pulsing. The study also highlights the challenge of machining materials with conflicting properties (ductile and hot-melt LPM vs. brittle ceramic).
1:Experimental Design and Method Selection:
The study involves using nano UV and green lasers to machine LPM and ceramic substrates, comparing their interactions and effects.
2:Sample Selection and Data Sources:
Samples consist of
3:7mm thick LPM material on 4mm thick sapphire ceramic substrate. List of Experimental Equipment and Materials:
Coherent Avia 355-20 Nano UV Laser, Spectra-Physics Talon 532-40 Nano Green Laser, Raylase SS-III-15 Galvonometer, Focus shifter, XY stage, confocal microscope (Keyence VK-X260), SEM, power meter (Ophir Nova II).
4:Experimental Procedures and Operational Workflow:
Laser ablation with varying repetition rates and delay times, microscopic examination of ablation profiles.
5:Data Analysis Methods:
Measurement of laser ablation threshold (LAT) for both materials under UV and green laser irradiation.
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