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2 March 2020 Structured light concepts for ultrafast production of micro-optical components
Daniel Flamm, Felix Zimmermann, Myriam Kaiser, Daniel Günther Grossmann, Keyou Chen, Michael Jenne, Jonas Kleiner, Malte Kumkar
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Ultrashort pulsed lasers represent unique tools for the processing of micro-optical components. Pulse durations around 1 ps and corresponding extreme peak intensities lead to interaction processes with all conceivable materials. As parts of almost every optoelectronic device, transparent materials represent a particularly challenging example for processing. Here, a controlled energy deposition at the surface or inside the volume is required while maintaining optical properties or implemented functionalities of adjacent areas. The talk will review strategies for the micro-processing of transparent materials that become possible by spatiotemporal beam shaping. Here, the beneficial use of non-diffracting beams is discussed as well as 3D-beam splitting approaches.
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Daniel Flamm, Felix Zimmermann, Myriam Kaiser, Daniel Günther Grossmann, Keyou Chen, Michael Jenne, Jonas Kleiner, and Malte Kumkar "Structured light concepts for ultrafast production of micro-optical components", Proc. SPIE 11287, Photonic Instrumentation Engineering VII, 1128718 (2 March 2020); https://doi.org/10.1117/12.2547351
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KEYWORDS
Glasses

Etching

Pulsed laser operation

Beam shaping

Laser cutting

Laser processing

Ultrafast phenomena

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