MMI

Laser microfabrication
Description:

Femtosecond laser micro- and nanofabrication system FemtoLab uses Yb:KGW laser Pharos, emitting 1030 nm, <4W, >270 fs pulses. Laser ablation can be performed using the fundamental wavelength, or higher harmonics (2H 515 nm, 3H 343 nm). Three ablation modes are available:

  • laser beam ablation by moving the sample (position accuracy >100 nm, resolution >1 um, wavlenegths 1030 nm, 515 nm, 343 nm;
  • laser beam ablation on flat and curved surfaces using a galvoscanner (resolution >20 um, wavelength 1030 nm);
  • laser beam ablation using an interference field (periodicity 0.8-1.1 um, variable orientation, wavelength 515 nm).
The system is controlled using SCA software, which allows to define the structure using command lines, import as a raster image, or any vector graphics format. Both focused beam and interference field ablation can be performed on <3 mm thick, <10x10 cm2 area objects. Ablation using a galvoscanner can be performed on 1-2 cm thick, <7x7 cm2 area objects. Curved objects (rods) are held by a rotating horizontal mount, inner diameter 2-4 cm, outer diameter 0-2 cm.

Keywords:
femtosecond laser, microfabrication

Field of Science:
Diagnostic and measurement technologies, New materials for high-tech, Technologies for sustainable development and energy
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