A laser preprocessing system for optical components
A technology of laser pretreatment and optical components, applied in laser welding equipment, welding equipment, metal processing equipment, etc., can solve the problems of increased laser operating cost, time-consuming and labor-intensive, etc., to improve the efficiency of laser pretreatment and reduce costs. Effect
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[0040] Such as figure 1 As shown, after the laser beam emitted by the laser light source 101 enters the reflective cavity, it first enters the processing point 1 on the front surface 1041 of the sample to be processed, and exits from the processing point 1' on the back surface 1042 of the sample to be processed. The emitted laser beam is reflected by the first reflecting device 102 and then enters the processing point 2' on the back surface 1042 of the sample to be processed, and exits from the processing point 2 on the front surface 1041 of the sample to be processed. The emitted laser beam is reflected by the second reflecting device 103 and then enters the processing point 3 on the front surface 1041 of the sample to be processed, and exits from the processing point 3' on the back surface 1042 of the sample to be processed. By analogy, the incoming laser beam is reflected multiple times by the reflective cavity to irradiate multiple processing points of the sample to be pro...
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[0044] The sample to be processed is an optical element coated with an anti-reflection film, and the transmittance of the optical element coated with the anti-reflection film can be greater than 99%. At this time, preferably, the preset processing points of the first row (x direction) of the sample 104 to be processed can be irradiated sequentially according to the preset flux and the number of irradiations, and correspondingly, each column (y direction) is sequentially irradiated. Irradiation was carried out at the preset processing point in . Then, the highest energy value in the preset flux is used to irradiate the remaining preset processing points at preset intervals, and each preset processing point is irradiated 5 times to complete the laser pretreatment of the sample 104 to be processed. Wherein, the preset interval can be set according to the actual transmittance of the optical element coated with the anti-reflection film and the energy step of the preset flux, and ca...
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