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Laser bonding is a marking technique that uses lasers to bond an additive marking substance to a substrate. First invented in the mid 1990s by Paul W. Harrison, the founder of TherMark, LLC, this patent protected and patent pending technology produces permanent marks on metal, glass, ceramic and plastic parts for a diverse range of industrial and artistic applications, ranging from aerospace and medical to the awards and engraving industries. It differs from the more widely known techniques of laser engraving and laser ablation in that it is an additive process, adding material to the substrate surface instead of removing it.

Method for preparing cobalt-substituted prealloying powder from regenerated metal

The invention discloses a method for preparing cobalt-substituted prealloying powder from regenerated metal. The method comprises the process steps: compounding raw materials, electrolyzing at a room temperature, crushing, screening, detecting and packaging; using the regenerated metal, such as recycled synthetic diamond waste powder accelerant, and the like, as a main raw material; supplementing a suitable amount of metal cobalt and metal iron to an anode basket together; and rinsing, purifying in vacuum after the room-temperature electrolysis step in the process steps and reducing hydrogen at 400 DEG C to 650 DEG C. More than 10 percent of particles in a final product have a sponge appearance, and an electrolyte used in the room-temperature electrolysis step in the process steps can be recycled. The invention has the advantages: 1, the production cost is lower than that of a chemical coprecipitation method by more than 50 percent, and the product quality is stable; 2, the powder appearances comprises the sponge appearance so as to have a large specific surface area; 3, the powder can be applied to laser bonding; 4, the strength is high, and the anti-abrasion performance is good; and 5, the sintering temperature is low, and the range is wide. The method is suitable for being adopted by industrial and mining plants producing the cobalt-substituted prealloying powder.
Owner:HUNAN FORLONG ADVANCED MATERIALS CO LTD

Coaxial laser bonding wire fixture device

The invention provides a coaxial laser bonding wire fixture device, which comprises a substrate base and a positioning cover plate, wherein the substrate base is provided with a bottom surface with a cavity to enable the substrate base to be matched with the original equipment working platform, and negative pressure through holes are uniformly distributed between the surface of the substrate base and the cavity; two sides of the positioning cover plate are provided with positioning mechanisms, the size of the positioning cover plate and the size of the substrate base are matched, the two are fixed via the positioning mechanisms, and the positioning cover plate is uniformly distributed with loading through holes corresponding to the negative pressure through holes in the substrate base. The device is simple to operate; seamless fixing between the positioning cover plate and the substrate base is realized through the positioning mechanisms; during a batch production process, the production efficiency is improved; accurate positioning of a semiconductor emitting laser device can be realized, and the processing precision is improved; scratching, peeling and other phenomena generated due to mechanical fixing of the device can be avoided, and integrity, stability and consistency of the product appearance can be ensured.
Owner:CHONGQING BEIHUA TECH

Laser bonding temperature acquisition system for photoelectric device packaging and method for photoelectric device packaging

The invention discloses a laser bonding temperature acquisition system for photoelectric device packaging, which comprises a temperature sensor and locating elements thereof, wherein the locatingelements comprise a fixed-position locating element and a variable-position locating element; the temperature sensor, which is used for fixed point temperature measurement, of the fixed-position locating element is fixed onto a corresponding position corresponding to a glass sealing strip, and is used for testing fixed point temperature of the glass sealing strip; a movable part of the variable-position locating element is fixedly connected with other temperature sensors, so that the temperature sensors are limited to move along the periphery of the glass sealing strip; and temperature testing on different points of the glass sealing strip is realized through controlling positions of test points of the temperature sensor. The invention discloses a method for photoelectric device packaging, and through carrying out real-time fixed point temperature acquisition and real-time non-fixed point temperature acquisition on temperature of the glass sealing strip, the output power, the laser beam movement speed and the direction of a laser are controlled. According to the invention, the temperatures at different positions of glass material bonding parts can be simply and conveniently measured in real time, the structure is simple, and the efficiency is high.
Owner:SHANGHAI UNIV

Method for electrically connecting several solar cells and photovoltaic module

The invention relates to a method for metallizing and connecting solar cell substrates (1) and to a photovoltaic module (100) made of several metallized solar cells (20) that are electrically connected to one another. According to the invention, a solar cell substrate (1), in which second metal layers (2a, 2b) forming electrical metal contacts are optionally provided, is attached to a carrier substrate (4), on the surface of which at least one first metal layer (3) is formed in a suitable pattern. By localized irradiation of the metal layer (2, 3) with laser radiation (5, 6) through the solar cell substrate (1) or the carrier substrate (4), energy is introduced such that the metal layer (2, 3) is heated by absorbed laser radiation (4, 5) for an irreversible bonding to the adjacent surface of the solar cell substrate (1). By the laser bonding of the metal layer (3) on the carrier substrate (4) to the solar cell substrate (1), solar cells can be connected to form a photovoltaic module, wherein conventional soldering of adjacent solar cells via metal bands is no longer required. Non-solderable, cost-effective, in particular silver-free metal layers (2a, 2b) can thus be used for contacting the solar cell substrates (1) of the solar cells (20).
Owner:INST FUR SOLARENERGIEFORSCHUNG
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