Fabrication of a microlens array in BK7 through laser ablation and thermal treatment techniques
We propose a laser-based method for fabricating microlens on borosilicate glass substrates. The technique is composed by a laser direct-write technique using a Nd : YVO4 for fabricating the microlens arrays and a post thermal treatment with a CO2 laser for improving its morphological and optical pro...
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| description | We propose a laser-based method for fabricating microlens on borosilicate glass substrates. The technique is composed by a laser direct-write technique using a Nd : YVO4 for fabricating the microlens arrays and a post thermal treatment with a CO2 laser for improving its morphological and optical properties. The proposed technique will allow us to obtain microlenses with a broad range of diameters (50μm-500μm) and focal lengths (1mm-5mm). By combining laser direct-write and the thermal treatment assisted by a CO2 laser, we are able to obtain good quality elements. |
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| subjects | Borosilicate glass Carbon dioxide Carbon dioxide lasers Direct laser writing Glass substrates Heat treatment Laser ablation Laser applications Laser arrays Lasers Microlenses Microscopes Optical properties Physics |
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