Complex three-dimensional micropore processing method based on mutual regulation and control of laser and liquid
A micro-hole processing and complex technology, applied in the field of femtosecond laser applications, can solve the problems of debris discharge and other problems, and achieve the effects of reducing spherical aberration, improving processing length, and high depth-to-diameter ratio
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[0046] Using 0-100% volume fraction of ethanol aqueous solution as auxiliary liquid, 10% as a step size, applying femtosecond laser with 1mW energy to process micropores in borosilicate glass samples. The specific processing steps are as follows:
[0047] Sample preparation: Prepare a 10mm×20mm×1mm borosilicate glass sample, ultrasonically clean it with ethanol aqueous solution and dry it, and use it as the sample to be processed.
[0048] Solution preparation: prepare 0-100% ethanol aqueous solution, 10% is a step size, measure quantitative 99.9% pure ethanol and distilled water to obtain 50mL ethanol aqueous solution, add it to a beaker and stir. Let it stand for fifteen minutes and wait for all the bubbles in the solution to disappear. Obtain 0-100% volume fraction ethanol aqueous solution through the above steps, and then add it into the container until it covers the upper surface of the sample.
[0049] Optical path adjustment: The femtosecond laser system 1 generates a...
Embodiment 2
[0053] Controllable three-dimensional micropores were processed in borosilicate glass samples by using femtosecond laser with 40% ethanol aqueous solution as auxiliary liquid. The specific processing steps are as follows:
[0054] Sample preparation: Prepare a borosilicate glass sample of 10mm×20mm×0.5mm, ultrasonically clean it with ethanol aqueous solution and dry it as the sample to be processed.
[0055] Solution preparation: configure 40% ethanol aqueous solution by volume fraction, measure 20ml of 99.9% absolute ethanol with a graduated cylinder and transfer it to a beaker, then measure 30ml of distilled water and add it to the beaker for stirring. Let it stand for fifteen minutes until all the bubbles in the solution disappear. The ethanol aqueous solution with a volume fraction of 40% was obtained through the above steps, and then added into the container until it covered the upper surface of the sample.
[0056] Optical path adjustment: the femtosecond laser system ...
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