2009
DOI: 10.1088/0256-307x/26/9/094203
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Fabrication of 3D Templates Using a Large Depth of Focus Femtosecond Laser

Abstract: We report the use of a large depth of focus Bessel beam in the fabrication of cell structures. Two axicon lenses are investigated in the formation of high aspect ratio line structures. A sol-gel resin, with good mechanical strength, is polymerised in a modified two-photon polymerisation system. Examples of different two-dimensional grids are presented to show that the lateral resolution can be maintained even in the rapid fabrication of high-sided structures.

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“…Due to the diffraction free properties, this central peak can be sustained over long propagation distances without broadening. In combination with ultrashort laser pulses, the resolution of direct writing nano-and micromachining processes can be increased significantly [2]. In this application, the axicon produces a larger depth of focus compared to a Gaussian beam which is crucial for machining with highly focused laser beams.…”
Section: Introductionmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Due to the diffraction free properties, this central peak can be sustained over long propagation distances without broadening. In combination with ultrashort laser pulses, the resolution of direct writing nano-and micromachining processes can be increased significantly [2]. In this application, the axicon produces a larger depth of focus compared to a Gaussian beam which is crucial for machining with highly focused laser beams.…”
Section: Introductionmentioning
confidence: 99%