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1 [email protected] 03 63 08 23 89 Micro- and nano-machining of transparent materials using Bessel beams Jassem SAFIOUI, Gwenn ULLIAC, Pierre-Ambroise LACOURT and François COURVOISIER June 2015 Femtosecond Laser

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03 63 08 23 89

Micro- and nano-machining of transparent materials using Bessel beams

Jassem SAFIOUI, Gwenn ULLIAC, Pierre-Ambroise LACOURT and François COURVOISIER

June 2015 Femtosecond Laser

How laser finds applications in industry?

June 2015 Femtosecond Laser 2

Telecommunication

Aeronautical

Medicine Security

3D optical circuits

Fibres cutting and welding

Counterfeit

Identity documents

Lab on chip

Opto-fluidic circuit

Surface texturing

Fuselage Laser applications

How laser finds applications in industry?

June 2015 Femtosecond Laser 3

Telecommunication

Aeronautical

Medicine Security

3D optical circuit

Fibers cutting and welding

Counterfeit

Identity documents

Lab on chip

Opto-fluidic circuit

Surface texturing

Fuselage Laser applications

An important part is occupied by transparent

materials

Many ways to machine transparent materials

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Si

LN

Dicing & thinning Dry and wet etching Laser machining

June 2015 Femtosecond Laser

Micro-structuration of transparent materials

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Si

LN

Dicing & thinning

• Thinning until 1µm

• Optical roughness quality

• Aspect ratio>400

• Minimum width=1µm

• Sidewall verticality=88°

• Roughness quality=4nm

• Only straight lines are possible

• Maximum channel width=100µm

• Thickness homogeneity>1µm

Advantages Drawbacks

June 2015 Femtosecond Laser

Micro-structuration of transparent materials

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• Complex and deep etching

are possible

• Anisotropic etching (Dry)

• Controlled roughness

• Low aspect ratio

• Multistep process

• Sidewall verticality=80°

Advantages Drawbacks

Dry and wet etching

100µm

500µm

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Micro-structuration of transparent materials

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Advantages Drawbacks

Laser machining

Case : Gaussian beam

100µm

40µm

• Fast complex and deep

etching are possible

• One step etching

• Low aspect ratio

• Roughness>0,2µm

• Sidewall verticality=75°

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Nano-structuration of transparent materials

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Focused ions beam Clean room technology

• Limited aspect ratio

• Very long time processing

Femto-ST

2µmx2µm

June 2015 Femtosecond Laser

Limits of classical femtosecond laser machining

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High focusing

Machining deep ~ µm

1µm

Low aspect ratio~20

Opt Exp 18, 16840 (2010)

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Our technic : Bessel beams

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Top

Middle

End

Z

X

Y

X

Y

X

Y

Bessel beam diameter less than 1µm

Bessel length reaches several

hundred microns

High stability and homogeneity

Nano-structuration by Bessel beams

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Surface nano-structuration

Perfect circle less than 1µm of diameter

Depth less than 0,5µm

Lithium niobate

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Aspect ratio =100

200nm

300nm

Glass

one pulse=one channel

Bhuyan et al, Appl. Phys. Lett., 97, 081102 (2010)

Nano-structuration by Bessel beams

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300nm

Aspect ratio=400 114µm

300nm

Glass

one pulse =one channel

The ablation rate per pulse

is greater than 32μm3

Gaussian beam<2µm3

Nano-structuration by Bessel beams

avril 2015 Laser femtoseconde 14

Zoom Index modification

Glass

Nano-structuration by Bessel beams

Index modification can

be done until 2mm depth

avril 2015 Laser femtoseconde 15

Excellent surface quality : optical quality

Top view

Inside channel view

574nm

Lithium niobate

Nano-structuration by Bessel beams

460nm

mai 2015 Laser femtoseconde 16

500µm

New record

Aspect ratio>2000 Side view

OM

pic

ture

Nano-structuration by Bessel beams

SEM picture

Lithium niobate

avril 2015 Laser femtoseconde 17

30µm 50µm

300µm 150µm

Transparent materials laser cleaving

Vmax=100mm/s at low repetition rate

Glass

Glass thickness range 30µm to

500µm

Minimal micro-cracking<1µm

Surface roughness, Ra < 1µm

Speed cutting more than 1m/s is

expected at high repetition rate

Transparent materials laser cleaving

avril 2015 Laser femtoseconde 18

Quartz

Quartz thickness range 80µm to

500µm

Very good surface quality

Very good edge verticality

Surface roughness, Ra < 2µm

Quartz high speed cutting

Top Bottom

Edge

Top

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Transparent materials laser cleaving

Lithium niobate & Lithium tantalate

Lithium niobate Lithium tantalate

High speed crystals cutting

250µ

m

Transparent materials laser machining

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Diamond

300µm

Diamond straight cutting

X20 Surf

ace r

oughness (

µm

)

Scan distance (µm)

Ra~100nm

Surface quality

Edge view Zoom

Summary

avril 2015 Laser femtoseconde 21

Very high ablation rate > 30µm3

New aspect ratio record >2000

Possibility to nano-machine different kind of glass and crystals

High speed laser glass and crystals cleaving

avril 2015 Laser femtoseconde 22

Thank you for your attention

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