Lecture

Laser Ablation and Excimer Lasers

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Description

This lecture covers the applications of laser ablation in materials processing, including various techniques such as pulsed laser ablation, laser types (pulsed & CW), and Q-switching. It also delves into the technical specifications of excimer lasers, their interaction with materials, and their wide range of applications in microelectronic production, thin film ablation, and rapid prototyping.

Instructor

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Official source

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Ontological neighbourhood

Physics

Optics: Lasers

Industrial and production engineering

Manufacturing engineering: Laser cutting

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