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An argon laser is used to induce Laser Chem. Vapor Deposition (LCVD) of platinum using platinum bihexafluoroacetylacetonate as precursor. The process can be photolytic or pyrolytic depending on the laser power used. These processes are studied by recording ...
The deposition of Ga on quartz substrates by photodissociation of trimethylgallium has been investigated. Light from a frequency doubled Ar-ion laser beam (257.2 nm) was focused onto quartz substrates. The Ar-ion laser was operated under CW or mode-locking ...
Microscopic ohmic contacts are made by laser chem. vapor deposition of platinum on a Pyrex substrate. The elec. cond. of the deposited metal stripes is measured as a function of the laser power, the writing speed, and the organometallic vapor pressure. The ...
The feasibility of a new, 2-laser, isotope sepn. scheme was tested. The 1st laser induces isotopically selective condensation in the collisional region of a free jet of SF6 dild. in Ar. Thus, a mol. beam contg. non-clustered 32SF6 and clustered 34SF6{m}Ar{ ...
Microgun-pumped blue lasers with lasing thresholds in the 4-20 kW/cm(2) range for temperatures between 83 and 225 K were fabricated by molecular beam epitaxy. The devices exploit graded index, separate confinement Zn1-xCdxSe/ZnSe heterostructures and use a ...
In this paper we present briefly two possible approaches for modelling the laser cladding process. The first approach is 2D and consists in finding the shape of the molten pool given the fraction of the laser power which is available at the surface of the ...
