Enhanced depth of field laser processing using an ultra-high-speed axial scanner

Lasers are ubiquitous in materials processing, but the requirement of precise control of the focal plane in order to ensure optimal performance constitutes a time limiting step for high-throughput laser manufacturing. Here, we overcome this limitation by axially scanning the focus at high speeds usi...

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Liquids
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