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File 1: 2015 06 08 Laser cutting TFG - Results (Fig 5 and 7).xlsx
Effective cutting speed as a function of pulse energy and laser fluence for the 50µm and 100µm thick AF32® Eco Thin Glass substrates. Results obtained for three laser wavelengths: 343nm, 515nm and 1030nm.
File 2: 2015 06 08 Laser cutting TFG - Results (Fig 10 and 11).xlsx
Fig. 10.: (a) The number of laser passes required to drill through the 100μm TFG substrate and (b) the calculated effective drilling speed (VEFFD) as a function of the pulse energy.
Fig. 11. (a) Micro-hole outlet diameter as a function of the number of laser passes for Ep = 51μJ, 58μJ and 66μJ. (b) The calculated effective drilling speed (VEFFD) as a function of the micro-hole outlet diameter.
Effective cutting speed as a function of pulse energy and laser fluence for the 50µm and 100µm thick AF32® Eco Thin Glass substrates. Results obtained for three laser wavelengths: 343nm, 515nm and 1030nm.
File 2: 2015 06 08 Laser cutting TFG - Results (Fig 10 and 11).xlsx
Fig. 10.: (a) The number of laser passes required to drill through the 100μm TFG substrate and (b) the calculated effective drilling speed (VEFFD) as a function of the pulse energy.
Fig. 11. (a) Micro-hole outlet diameter as a function of the number of laser passes for Ep = 51μJ, 58μJ and 66μJ. (b) The calculated effective drilling speed (VEFFD) as a function of the micro-hole outlet diameter.
| Date made available | 10 Jun 2015 |
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| Publisher | Heriot-Watt University |
| Date of data production | 10 Jun 2015 |
Research output
- 1 Article
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Picosecond laser cutting and drilling of thin flex glass
Wlodarczyk, K. L., Brunton, A., Rumsby, P. & Hand, D. P., Mar 2016, In: Optics and Lasers in Engineering. 78, p. 64-74Research output: Contribution to journal › Article › peer-review
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