• Infrared and Laser Engineering
  • Vol. 53, Issue 8, 20240185 (2024)
Hongsheng QUAN, Weifeng MA, Zan TANG, Zongquan ZHANG..., Changjun JIN, Lirong QIU, Kemi XU* and Weiqian ZHAO|Show fewer author(s)
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  • MIIT Key Laboratory of Complex-field Intelligent Exploration, School of Optics and Photonics, Beijing Institute of Technology, Beijing 100081, China
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    DOI: 10.3788/IRLA20240185 Cite this Article
    Hongsheng QUAN, Weifeng MA, Zan TANG, Zongquan ZHANG, Changjun JIN, Lirong QIU, Kemi XU, Weiqian ZHAO. Research on ultrafast laser processing method using tunable Bessel beam[J]. Infrared and Laser Engineering, 2024, 53(8): 20240185 Copy Citation Text show less
    (a) Schematic diagram of tunable ultrafast laser Bessel beam processing system; (b) Geometric optical path diagram of tunable ultrafast laser Bessel beam processing system
    Fig. 1. (a) Schematic diagram of tunable ultrafast laser Bessel beam processing system; (b) Geometric optical path diagram of tunable ultrafast laser Bessel beam processing system
    Light intensity of top view (top row) and side view (bottom row) of Bessel beams under different tuning modes.(a) Tunable mode Ⅰ; (b) Tunable mode Ⅱ; (c) Tunable mode Ⅲ
    Fig. 2. Light intensity of top view (top row) and side view (bottom row) of Bessel beams under different tuning modes.(a) Tunable mode Ⅰ; (b) Tunable mode Ⅱ; (c) Tunable mode Ⅲ
    Light intensity of Bessel beams under different tuning modes. (a) The intensity distribution along the cross section (X direction); (b) The intensity distribution along the laser beam propagation direction (Z direction)
    Fig. 3. Light intensity of Bessel beams under different tuning modes. (a) The intensity distribution along the cross section (X direction); (b) The intensity distribution along the laser beam propagation direction (Z direction)
    (a) Bessel beam detection experimental setup;(b), (e) The cross-sectional intensity distribution and intensity curve distribution of Bessel beam at a propagation distance of 290 mm under Tunable mode Ⅰ; (h), (k) At a propagation distance of 440 mm; (c), (f) The cross-sectional intensity distribution and intensity curve distribution of Bessel beam at a propagation distance of 170 mm under Tunable mode Ⅱ; (i), (l) At a propagation distance of 330 mm; (d), (g) The cross-sectional intensity distribution and intensity curve distribution of Bessel beam at a propagation distance of 30 mm under Tunable mode Ⅲ; (j), (m) At a propagation distance of 70 mm
    Fig. 4. (a) Bessel beam detection experimental setup;(b), (e) The cross-sectional intensity distribution and intensity curve distribution of Bessel beam at a propagation distance of 290 mm under Tunable mode Ⅰ; (h), (k) At a propagation distance of 440 mm; (c), (f) The cross-sectional intensity distribution and intensity curve distribution of Bessel beam at a propagation distance of 170 mm under Tunable mode Ⅱ; (i), (l) At a propagation distance of 330 mm; (d), (g) The cross-sectional intensity distribution and intensity curve distribution of Bessel beam at a propagation distance of 30 mm under Tunable mode Ⅲ; (j), (m) At a propagation distance of 70 mm
    Comparison of the central main lobe radius of tunable Bessel beams under theoretical calculations, numerical simulations and experimental tests
    Fig. 5. Comparison of the central main lobe radius of tunable Bessel beams under theoretical calculations, numerical simulations and experimental tests
    (a), (d) The micrographs of the front and back surfaces of the Bessel beam under Tunable mode Ⅰ; (b), (e) The micrographs of the front and back surfaces of the Bessel beam under Tunable mode Ⅱ; (c), (f) The micrographs of the front and back surfaces of the Bessel beam under Tunable mode Ⅲ
    Fig. 6. (a), (d) The micrographs of the front and back surfaces of the Bessel beam under Tunable mode Ⅰ; (b), (e) The micrographs of the front and back surfaces of the Bessel beam under Tunable mode Ⅱ; (c), (f) The micrographs of the front and back surfaces of the Bessel beam under Tunable mode Ⅲ
    Different tuning modesCenter main lobe radius/μmMaximum propagation distance/mm
    Tunable mode Ⅰ3.735.28
    Tunable mode Ⅱ1.861.32
    Tunable mode Ⅲ0.930.33
    Table 1. The center main lobe radius and the maximum nondiffracting propagation distance of Bessel beam under different tuning modes
    Hongsheng QUAN, Weifeng MA, Zan TANG, Zongquan ZHANG, Changjun JIN, Lirong QIU, Kemi XU, Weiqian ZHAO. Research on ultrafast laser processing method using tunable Bessel beam[J]. Infrared and Laser Engineering, 2024, 53(8): 20240185
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