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4 March 2022 Multi-mJ ultrafast laser machining with flexible multi-spot patterns
Daniel Flamm, Julian Hellstern, Andreas Heimes, Felix Zimmermann, Abdolnaser Ghazagh, Jona Wohletz, Fabian Kimmich, Jonas Kleiner, Christoph Tillkorn
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Abstract
We demonstrate how high-energy ultrafast laser sources can be used to efficiently drive well-known low-energy micro-machining applications such as surface structuring of opaque and transparent materials. The presented optical concept employs micro-lens arrays, thus standard components, as central beam splitting elements to generate multiple focal spots for parallel processing. Here, a simple and robust opto-mechanical concept enables to control the number of foci ranging from a few ten up to a few hundred spots. Throughput scaling and complete use of the industry-grade ultrafast laser platform is discussed by means of selected micro-machining examples.
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Daniel Flamm, Julian Hellstern, Andreas Heimes, Felix Zimmermann, Abdolnaser Ghazagh, Jona Wohletz, Fabian Kimmich, Jonas Kleiner, and Christoph Tillkorn "Multi-mJ ultrafast laser machining with flexible multi-spot patterns", Proc. SPIE 11994, High-Power Laser Materials Processing: Applications, Diagnostics, and Systems XI, 119940K (4 March 2022); https://doi.org/10.1117/12.2607612
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KEYWORDS
Beam splitters

Ultrafast lasers

Diffraction

Beam shaping

Laser processing

Parallel processing

Image processing

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