Direct Laser Interference Patterning (DLIP)
It can process a large area at once, making it extremely fast! It is also possible to reduce the overall cost of the equipment.
"Direct Laser Interference Patterning (DLIP)" is a laser processing technique that utilizes the wave nature of light. By overlapping multiple branched beams on the target material, it is possible to irradiate stripe patterns or dot patterns onto the target. Removal processing is performed using these stripe or dot patterned beams. Additionally, the size of the fine periodic structure (the pitch between peaks) varies depending on the wavelength and energy of the laser used, as well as the irradiation angle, allowing for processing tailored to specific applications. 【Features】 ■ Patterning using interference fringes ■ Ultra-fast, one-step process ■ The size of the pattern is determined by the overlap angle α of the beams and the wavelength λ of the lasers ■ Compatible with various pattern sizes ■ Pulsed lasers from 266 to 1064 nm (nanoseconds, picoseconds) ■ Suitable for metals, polymers, glass, and more *For more details, please download the PDF or feel free to contact us.
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