Method and device for laser drilling laminates
A laser drilling and laminate technology, applied in laser welding equipment, processing of insulating substrates/layers, light-absorbing dielectrics, etc., can solve problems such as delamination and ablation of laminates, and achieve high processing speed and short processing. Effect of time, small heat load
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example 1
[0052] Blind vias with a diameter of 125 μm were machined with laser I on the upper 12 μm thick copper foil of material I and the 60 μm thick dielectric layer made of unreinforced epoxy material. The pulse frequency for copper layer drilling is 45 kHz or ≥ 30 kHz, and for dielectric layer drilling is 25 kHz or ≥ 20 kHz. The pulse length is 30 nanoseconds, or <40 nanoseconds. The pigment added in the organic material is between 0.1% and 5.0% by weight. Preferably, the pigment added in the organic material is between 1% and 2% by weight.
[0053] An area of 10 cm x 10 cm was processed with two galvanometer mirrors used to deflect the laser beam in the x- and y-directions. The laser beam for copper drilling moves in a small number of concentric circles in the outer hole area with a spot diameter of the focused laser beam of about 25 microns, and then automatically throws out the inner area. The diameter of the outer concentric circle is 110 microns. The linear velocity of t...
example 2
[0056] Unlike Example 1, Laser II with the same laser parameters was used. Here the copper foil was drilled at a rate of 145 holes per second, while the epoxy material was drilled at a rate of 122 holes per second. So drilling blind vias into laminate is done at a rate of 65 holes per second.
example 3
[0058] Unlike Example 1, blind vias were drilled into Material II, and the results were comparable.
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