High-rate laser processing with ultrashort laser pulses by combination of diffractive elements with synchronized galvo scanning

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Abstract

The combination of diffractive optical elements or spatial light modulators with fully synchronized galvo scanners offers a possibility to scale up machining processes with ultra-short pulses to several 100 W of average power with minimal thermal impact. This will be demonstrated with the high-rate applications multi-pulse drilling on the fly and material removal with special intensity distributions up to an average power of 162 W and a removal rate of 16.5 mm3/min. Based on the experimental results strategies to achieve drilling rates of several 10,000 holes/s or removal rates of multiple 10 mm3/min will be discussed.

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Gafner, M., Remund, S. M., Chaja, M. W., & Neuenschwander, B. (2021). High-rate laser processing with ultrashort laser pulses by combination of diffractive elements with synchronized galvo scanning. Advanced Optical Technologies, 10(4–5), 333–352. https://doi.org/10.1515/aot-2021-0035

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