Plasma-activated high-strength non-isothermal anodic bonding for efficient fabrication of the micro atomic vapor cells

Yu, Mingzhi; Chen, Yao; Wang, Yanbin; Ma, Yintao; Luo, Guoxi; Lu, Shun; Zhao, Libo; Yang, Ping; Lin, Qijing; Jiang, Zhuangde

doi:10.1016/j.jmrt.2023.10.029

Journal of Materials Research and Technology

2023

DOI: 10.1016/j.jmrt.2023.10.029

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Plasma-activated high-strength non-isothermal anodic bonding for efficient fabrication of the micro atomic vapor cells

Mingzhi Yu,

Yao Chen,

Yanbin Wang

et al.

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Plasma activated titanium-based bonding for robust and reliable Si–Si and Si-glass integration

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Plasma activated titanium-based bonding for robust and reliable Si–Si and Si-glass integration

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Yang,

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Ultrafast laser bursts welding glass and metal with solder paste to create an ultra-large molten pool

Ren,

Tian,

Shen

2024

Opt. Lett.

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A novel, to our knowledge, method is proposed for the welding of glass and metal with a large gap filled with solder paste using ultrafast laser bursts. The addition of solder paste enables a reliable glass–metal connection even at gaps of hundreds of microns, while the position of the glass can be flexibly adjusted. By ultrafast laser bursts, the volume of the molten pool increases significantly, and the height of the molten pool reaches approximately 350 µm, which is more than an order of magnitude higher than that of conventional ultrafast lasers (10–20 µm). Cross-sectional analysis of the welded region shows that extensive material mixing and element diffusion occur, and stable connections are achieved at multiple interfaces. An analysis of the interaction between the ultrafast laser bursts and the material, as well as the mixing of multiple materials during the welding process, leads to a clear welding mechanism.

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Plasma-activated high-strength non-isothermal anodic bonding for efficient fabrication of the micro atomic vapor cells

Cited by 2 publications

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Plasma activated titanium-based bonding for robust and reliable Si–Si and Si-glass integration

Plasma activated titanium-based bonding for robust and reliable Si–Si and Si-glass integration

Ultrafast laser bursts welding glass and metal with solder paste to create an ultra-large molten pool

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