Method for processing numerical aperture variable micro lens through space shaping laser
A numerical aperture and space shaping technology, applied in the field of laser applications, can solve the problems of low processing efficiency, high processing difficulty, and poor shape controllability of microlenses, and achieve the effect of realizing large-area consistent processing and taking into account processing quality.
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[0034] The invention is applicable to the processing of microlenses with controllable numerical apertures of borosilicate glass, BK-7, BK-9 and other glass materials. In this example, BK-9 glass is used as a processing sample. The specific steps of this example are as follows:
[0035] (1) Build a femtosecond laser space shaping processing system. The processing system uses a 2° cone lens to achieve spatial phase shaping and generate Bessel beams. A plano-convex lens with f=150mm and a 20x microscope objective lens are used to realize Bessel beam shrinkage. Build the processing optical path and adjust the height of the translation stage to ensure that the Bessel end is close to the upper surface of the sample.
[0036] (2) Use as attached figure 1 The processing device shown in the figure performs modification processing at different depths, mainly consisting of a femtosecond laser 1, an attenuator 2, an optical switch device 3, a mirror 4, a telescopic system 5, a dichroic...
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[0041] Simultaneous processing of double-layer microlenses with variable numerical apertures is realized on glass materials. The specific steps of this example are as follows:
[0042] (1) The thickness of the transparent material sample used in the experiment is generally about 1 mm. The Bessel beam has the characteristics of a long focal depth, which can penetrate the upper and lower sides of the sample to realize simultaneous modification of the upper surface and the lower surface. Add a ring before the axicon lens The diaphragm can divide the light into two sections, and by controlling the size of the annular diaphragm, it is possible to realize synchronous control of the modification depth control of the upper and lower layers, thereby controlling the depth of the microlens.
[0043] (2) By controlling the etching time, the control of the diameter of the microlens is realized, and the double-layer microlens array is formed during the etching process, which greatly improve...
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