Direct laser manufacturing of 1D and 2D micro- and submicro-scale periodic structures

Marczak, J.; Rycyk, Antoni; Sarzyński, A.; Strzelec, Marek; Kusiński, J.; Major, R.

doi:10.1117/12.2013280

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“…In order to surmount this restriction, two-step functionalization of Ti grade 2 (medical grade) surfaces has been used. The employed methods include initial chemical etching and direct laser interference lithography (DLIL) [38] technique which is based on the interference of two laser beams. The surface treatments were performed on semi finished industrial products-sheet with thickness of 1 mm …”

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Laser and chemical surface modifications of titanium grade 2 for medical application

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Applied Surface Science

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Laser and chemical surface modifications of titanium grade 2 for medical application

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Applied Surface Science

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“…Splitting into two energetically equal laser beams on a dielectric mirror occurred at the generator output. Both laser beams were directed into two channels with two amplifiers in each of them [24,25]. The next step consists of shaping and combining of two laser beams with quasi-planar wave fronts, emitted from the dual-channel laser, inside a Mach-Zehnder interferometer.…”

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“…DLC thickness on a polystyrene substrate was 300 nm; b) Confocal microscope image of smooth muscle cells grown on a structure from (a) [28]. The cell cultivation method has been described elsewhere [29] …”

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Micromachining And Pattering In Micro/Nano Scale On Macroscopic Areas

Marczak

2015

Archives of Metallurgy and Materials

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This paper presents detailed discussion of selected examples of laser technologies for the modification of solid surfaces, including topographic and microstructural changes as well as both these alterations simultaneously. Laser surface micromachining has just entered the new generation of technologies that are used in surface engineering. It will be shown on the examples of applications in bioengineering, on the base of the author's own research, in modification of materials such as titanium and its alloys, diamond-like layers (DLC) deposited on silicon and polymer substrates.Keywords: lasers, surface modification, texturing, interference lithography, direct writing Artykuł przedstawia szczegółowe omówienie wybranych przykładów technologii laserowych związanych z modyfikacją powierzchni ciał stałych, obejmujących zmiany topograficzne i zmiany mikrostrukturalne, lub obie te zmiany jednocześnie. Laserowa mikroobróbka powierzchni weszła już do nowej generacji technologii, wykorzystywanych w inżynierii powierzchni. Zostanie to pokazane, na podstawie prac własnych, na przykładach zastosowań w bioinżynierii, w modyfikacji takich materiałów jak tytan i jego stopy oraz warstwy diamentopodobne (DLC) naniesione na podłoże krzemowe i polimerowe.

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“…In case of ceramic materials, which are indispensable for microsystems to work in harsh environment, complex moulding processes or micromachining of green ceramic are used. Among other techniques applied to micromachining of microsystems some subtractive and additive laser technologies have been developed: Laser micromachining LM (2,5D -3D structures) [1,2], laser micro-stereolitohraphy (LMS) [3] and Direct Laser Interference Patterning (DLIP) [4]. All these techniques are applicable to ceramic materials, while LM only to silicon.…”

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confidence: 99%