Tonshoff Hans KurtVon Alvensleben FerdinandAndreas OstendorfGünter KamlageStefan NolteZuyuan YuTakahisa MasuzawaMasatoshi FujinoY UnoA OkadaH NakanishiC GuoY OkamotoT TakagiZuyuan YuTakahisa MasuzawaMasatoshi FujinoMasanori KuniedaMasakzu KijoharaD StricklandG MourouS NolteC MommaH JacobsA TunnermannB ChichkovB WellegehausenH WellingC MommaS NolteB ChichkovF AlvenslebenA TunnermannC MommaB ChichkovS NolteF AlvenslebenA Tunnerm AnnH Welling -6 -B. WellegehausenB ChichkovC MommaS NolteF Von AlvenslebenA TilnnermannC MommaS NolteB ChichkovF AlvenslebenA TunnermannC MommaS NolteG KamlageF Von AlvenslebenA Tunnermann
This paper will discuss the potential of ultrashort pulse laser sources for micromachining applications of metals.It will be demonstrated that by using ultrashort pulse lasers very high precision, comparable to those of EDM or other micromachining technique, is achievable.The application of this novel laser micromachining technology significantly improves the efficiency of the ablation process reducing processing times.The pulse duration requirements for melting-and burr-free ablation of metals will also be discussed.Some examples of microstructures in different metals will be shown.
H. VarelDavid AshkenasiA. RosenfeldM. WähmerE. E. B. Campbell
Dario MekleJulian HellsternDaniel FlammStefan Nolte