Oblique interdigital transducer-based preparation device and method for variable-spacing microstructure
A technology for preparing devices and transducers, used in manufacturing auxiliary devices, 3D object support structures, additive manufacturing, etc., can solve the problems of low manufacturing accuracy of additive manufacturing technology, difficulty in meeting high-precision applications, and high requirements for micro-manufacturing equipment , to achieve the effect of mature manufacturing process, fast forming speed and high production efficiency
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[0050] (1) Manufacture the preparation device of the variable-pitch microstructure based on the oblique finger transducer. Spin-coat a layer of positive photoresist on the lithium niobate wafer 1, and after baking the wafer, expose it with a mask plate with oblique finger electrode patterns to transmit light and the rest of which is coated with a metal chromium layer, and wash away the exposed photoresist. Glue, to obtain a glue-free area with the same shape and size as the metal electrode on the wafer; use physical vapor deposition to deposit a layer of metal titanium with a thickness of 20nm on the lithium niobate wafer, and then continue to deposit a layer of metal gold with a thickness of 100nm. Finally, acetone is used to dissolve the remaining photoresist and excess metal film.
[0051] The bottomless thin-walled liquid glass tank 3 has a width of 25mm and a length of 20mm, and is bonded to the middle of a pair of oblique electrodes on the lithium niobate wafer by colloi...
Embodiment 2
[0058] Such as Figure 6 , 7 As shown, the output signal B is set to be a dense arithmetic frequency superposition signal with the same linear change in the amplitude on both sides of the frequency from 18.9MHz to 28.3MHz, and there is no phase difference between the excitation signals of the same frequency applied to the two oblique finger transducers. Signal generator, after the microarray structure is stabilized, use UV curing lamp 5 to cure, and the outline schematic diagram of the obtained microarray structure is as follows Figure 8 shown.
[0059] The frequencies from 18.9MHz to 28.3MHz correspond to the places where the width and the gap are larger to the places where the width and the gap are smaller on the oblique finger electrode 2, respectively, and the start and end of the specific positions are as follows Figure 7 and Figure 8 hint.
Embodiment 3
[0061] Such as Figure 9 , 10 As shown, the output signal C is set to be a dense arithmetic frequency superposition signal with the same linear change in the amplitude on both sides of the frequency from 14.1MHz to 28.3MHz. The phase difference of the same frequency excitation signals applied to the two oblique finger transducers is as follows Figure 9 As shown, the four stages of phase difference do the linear change of the broken line in the figure, start the signal generator, and after the microarray structure is stable, use the UV curing lamp 5 to cure. The obtained microarray structure outline schematic diagram is as follows Figure 11 shown.
[0062] The frequencies from 14.1MHz to 28.3MHz correspond to the places where the width and the gap are larger to the places where the width and the gap are smaller on the oblique finger electrode 2 respectively, and the start and end of the specific positions are as follows Figure 10 and Figure 11 hint.
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