OCT for Process Monitoring of Laser Transmission Welding

  • Schmitt R
  • Ackermann P
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Abstract

Non‐destructive monitoring of laser transmission welding of polymers is a crucial topic in different production areas. Process parameter deviation may result in product failure. Current monitoring often relies on post process or inline methods which are not able to give a qualitative process feedback. Optical coherence tomography (OCT) enables tomographic measurements of transparent material structures (weld seam and defects; Fig. 1) with a few microns resolution. It provides high accuracy for monitoring and quality assurance of pre, inline and post process situations.

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Schmitt, R., & Ackermann, P. (2016). OCT for Process Monitoring of Laser Transmission Welding. Laser Technik Journal, 13(5), 15–18. https://doi.org/10.1002/latj.201600030

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