EP3703900A1 - Procédé, programme informatique et dispositif d'alignement d'une pluralité de lignes lasers - Google Patents
Procédé, programme informatique et dispositif d'alignement d'une pluralité de lignes lasersInfo
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- the present invention relates to a method of aligning a plurality of juxtaposable laser lines to form a continuous overall laser line homogeneous in intensity and width adapted to the heat treatment of a planar substrate. It also relates to a device for aligning laser lines.
- Laser radiation is nowadays a common method for the heat treatment of the surface of various substrates.
- the spatial and temporal coherence of laser radiation makes it possible to obtain laser beams of small width. Focused on a surface, such a beam can reach in specific areas of the surface of the substrate to a shallow depth, high temperatures in particularly short times. This provides the advantage of preserving the core of the substrate of any physico-chemical transformation likely to be caused by the increase of the temperature of its surface.
- This method is used in particular for the heat treatment of thin coatings deposited on the surface of a mineral or organic substrate, in which, for example, a recrystallization of the coatings is sought without the substrate being altered.
- laser beams are used which form lines, called “laser lines", on the surface to be treated.
- the heat treatment of the entire surface is obtained by moving the substrate under the laser lines which remain fixed. Examples of use of this method are described in the document WO2010142926 for the manufacture of a substrate coated with a stack of thin films based on silver, or in the document WO2010139908 for the manufacture of a substrate coated with thin transparent and electronically conductive layers.
- a difficulty in the use of heat treatment methods using laser lines is the treatment of large substrates, for example a "jumbo" glass sheet (6m x 3.21m), for which several lines Elemental lasers must be combined because there is no laser line of sufficient length.
- the objective is then to achieve a heat treatment as homogeneous as possible over the entire width of the surface to be treated knowing that the intensity profile of each of the elementary laser lines is not homogeneous in its width and length.
- the intensity profile is generally Gaussian and varies with the degree of focus. In addition the intensity profile is not perfectly identical from one laser line to another.
- the elementary laser lines are juxtaposed so as to form a continuous global laser line, such as that described in document US6717105 B1.
- the state of the art can provide recommendations for a continuous overall line that is uniform in intensity and intensity. width adapted to a homogeneous heat treatment.
- the document WO2015059388 provides information on the shape of the linear power profile of each elementary laser line, the document WO2013156721 on the quality factor, the linear power, the width, the dispersion of the width of the continuous global laser line. and WO2017032947 on the degree of overlap of two adjacent elementary laser lines.
- each elementary laser line is generated by a laser module disposed on a platform placed above the surface of the substrate to be heat treated. Each platform is generally orientable in three positions and three angles. There are six adjustable parameters per module. In order to illustrate the complexity of the adjustments, it is sufficient to consider a conventional installation comprising eight modules, for which the alignment of the eight laser lines then requires the adjustment of forty-eight independent parameters. The adjustment of the alignment is traditionally carried out according to a heuristic "trial-error" approach which monopolizes the installation and requires a sometimes large number of tests on the substrates before being able to produce.
- the present invention solves these problems. It relates to a method for aligning a plurality of juxtaposable laser lines to form a continuous global laser line adapted to the heat treatment of a plane substrate capable of being set in rectilinear motion in a first direction, each laser line being formed by a module emitting a laser line on the surface S of the planar substrate on which a heat treatment is likely to be carried out, said method comprising the following steps:
- the X and Y axes being located in the plane of the surface S, the X axis corresponding to said first direction, the Y axis corresponding to a second direction; direction perpendicular to the first, the Z axis corresponding to a third direction perpendicular to the plane of the surface S;
- the computer-implemented calculation of the linear power profile P Q is the sum of the intensities / j integrated along the X axis for any point along the Y axis;
- laser line designates any laser radiation that projects a spot, focused or not, having the shape of a line or a line on a surface. This shape is generally obtained using an optical device placed in the path of a laser beam whose projection on a surface forms a line.
- the optical device generally comprises one or more aspherical lenses, such as cylindrical lenses or Powell lenses.
- the acquisition of the coordinates Xi, Yi, Zi, Ui, Vj, I / j of each of the laser lines can be performed by any suitable means.
- This may be, for example, a Y-axis mobile observation device, such as a camera, which makes it possible to visualize the position and the shape of each of the laser lines.
- the laser modules may also comprise display units which display the coordinates of each line in an operator readable format or comprise a telecommunication device which transmits them in a format adapted to the execution of steps b to f of the method of the invention.
- the usual value ranges for the coordinates ⁇ ⁇ , ⁇ , ⁇ ⁇ , U it V ⁇ are respectively -200 ⁇ at 200 ⁇ , -6mm at + 6mm, -10mm at 10mm, - 0.2 ° to + 0.2 °, -0.2 ° to + 0.2 ° and -0.05 ° to + 0.05 °.
- the coordinates XI, YI, ZI, UI, VI, WI do not correspond to the spatial coordinates of the mobile platforms on which the laser modules are arranged because they are not expressed in the same axis mark. It is therefore necessary to make a change of reference to move from one to another.
- step g of the method of the invention the adjustment of each of i modules according to the set of values X ' ⁇ , ⁇ , ⁇ , U'i, V, W can be achieved by any suitable means.
- this can be by manual or automatic positioning of each of the laser modules after the calculation of each of their spatial coordinates according to the coordinates X'i, ⁇ ' ⁇ , ⁇ ' ⁇ , U'i, V'i, W 'i using a marker change operation.
- the intensity profile of a laser line in the plane transverse to its direction of propagation varies according to the type of lens used to generate it.
- the profile is Gaussian in both directions perpendicular to the direction of propagation of the beams.
- Powell lenses the profile is essentially Gaussian in the direction of smaller dimension of the line and perpendicular to the direction of propagation of the beam.
- a laser line beam may also be defined by its width, denoted w ("waist" in English), expressed in unit length, corresponding to the distance from the axis of i
- the value of the width may vary along the axis of propagation.
- the minimum value of the width is denoted w 0 .
- the intensity function for calculating the intensity profile / j for each laser line is a Gaussian profile function. This mode is advantageously suitable for laser lines having an elliptical shape in the direction of their largest dimension.
- the optical device for obtaining a laser line may also comprise a laser beam converter, or a conversion function, modifying a profile of Gaussian intensity in a profile of intensity said to "flat top” or “square", in the dimension of the length, the profile in the dimension of the width remaining Gaussian.
- a flat-top intensity profile is a profile with a flat top, or central plateau, of high intensity, preferably not very fluctuating, if not constant, and high gradient decreasing intensity edges. The profile is often symmetrical. The edges generally have a shape such that they can be geometrically assimilated to a line or whose gradient is relatively constant over their entire length. The gradient is also called "stiffness".
- a flat-topped profile can be characterized by two parameters: the length of the flat top, denoted l, and the stiffness of the edges, noted a.
- the intensity function for calculating the intensity profile / j , for each laser line is a flat-topped profile function.
- This mode is suitable for laser lines having a flat top profile in the direction of their largest dimension.
- the flat-topped profile function can comprise, as parameters, a minimum width of the beam, w 0 , between 10 ⁇ and 500 ⁇ , a length of the flat top, l, between 1 cm and 300 cm and a stiffness CL, between 1mm and 10mm.
- the width of each of the intensity profiles 1 along the X axis is the width at half height.
- the width of each of the intensity profiles / j along the X axis is the width at a height corresponding to a value kJi of intensity, where / j is the maximum intensity value of the profile. and k is a real number between 0 and 1.
- the laser lines formed on the surface of a planar substrate are generally not perfectly rectilinear. They can be slightly undulating. When aligning the laser lines, the ripple of each laser line must be taken into account so that the continuous overall laser line formed has a homogeneous linear power at all points of the Y axis.
- the intensity function may comprise a shape function modeling the geometric shape of the laser line.
- the following equation is an example of a generic intensity function for calculating the intensity profile / j with a flat top, including as parameters the length of the plate, l, the stiffness of the edges a, the minimum width of the beam w 0 and a function of form F 0 of the line:
- the function I (x, y, z) is a generic function that generates an intensity profile centered at (0, 0.0).
- the M 2 factor is characteristic of the laser line. It is generally between 1 and 10, in particular between 1 and 4.
- the intensity profile / j is simply obtained by calculating the function / ⁇ ', y', z ') where x', y ', z' are the coordinates of the space obtained after transformation according to the formula:
- T is the matrix of tra and R is the matrix of
- R Rx (Uj) R Y (Vj) R z (Wj) in which Rx, Ry and R z are respectively the rotation matrices around the axes of the reference X, Y, Z according to the angles of Euler Uj, V ;, ⁇ .
- Each intensity profile / j may also be normalized to 1 in order to simplify the calculation of the power profiles P G.
- the shape function F 0 modeling the geometric shape of the laser line can be established according to the characteristics of the laser module that generates it. If these characteristics are not known, the shape function can be any mathematical function capable of reproducing the shape of the laser line emitted on the surface of the planar substrate. The shape function can be different for each line.
- An advantageous shape function is a Bezier polynomial curve defined by at least four control points, two of the four points of which correspond to both ends of the laser line.
- the other control points may be chosen advantageously so as to reproduce the shape of the laser line emitted on the surface of the planar substrate.
- control points can also be chosen randomly in ranges of values making it possible to model most of the laser lines available for the thermal treatment of the planar substrate.
- the Bézier polynomial curve comprises four control points of which two control points are randomly selected at a distance from each end respectively between 10% and 20% of the length. total, and at an angle to the axis of the line between -0.1 ° and + 0.1 °.
- This embodiment is advantageous for modeling laser lines whose shape can not be determined for lack of adequate acquisition means. This may be the case, for example, of a plane substrate heat treatment installation by a continuous global laser line which does not include an acquisition device making it possible to visualize the geometric shape of each of the juxtaposable laser lines used to form said continuous global laser line. This is also the case for an installation for which the characteristics of the laser modules that generate the laser lines can not be known.
- Step f of the method of the invention consists of an iteration of steps b to e with a new set of values defined so that at each iteration the values of the linear power profile P G and the width profile E converge to the target values ⁇ ⁇ and ⁇ ⁇ respectively.
- the target values ⁇ ⁇ and ⁇ ⁇ are previously defined according to the intrinsic characteristics of each laser line and the precision sought for the alignment. These values are adapted to the constraints and technical limitations of the installation.
- a tolerance threshold is often defined below and above the target value to form a range of values. The target value is then considered to be reached when the calculated value is within this range.
- the tolerance threshold may advantageously represent plus or minus 10%, in particular 5% or even 2% of the target value.
- the values X 'i, Y, Z'i, U'i, V, W of step f are defined using the least squares method.
- the values can also be defined using the Gauss-Newton method or using the gradient method.
- the invention also relates to a computer program comprising instructions for performing the steps of the method of the invention in all possible embodiments.
- Any type of programming language compiled into a binary or directly interpreted form can be used to implement the steps of the method by a computer-executable sequence of arithmetic or logic instructions or any programmable information processing system.
- the computer program can be part software, that is to say a set of executable instructions and / or a multiple dataset or database.
- the invention also relates to a computer-readable storage medium on which is recorded a computer program comprising instructions for performing the steps of the alignment method of the invention.
- this storage medium is a nonvolatile or nonvolatile computer memory, for example a magnetic or semiconductor mass memory (solid state drive, flash memory). It can be removable or integrated into the computer that decrypts the content and executes the instructions. It can also be integrated into a computer, called a "server”, different from the one that executes the instructions, called the "client". To execute the instructions contained in the storage medium, the "client" computer can access the memory of the "server” computer by physical and / or aerial telecommunication means. The "server” computer can also decrypt the storage medium on which the computer program is stored and communicate the instructions in binary form to the "client” computer by any means of telecommunication.
- the storage medium may be a removable medium or accessible remotely by a telecommunication means so as to facilitate its diffusion in all the places where an alignment method according to the invention is likely to be used.
- the invention also relates to a device for aligning a plurality of juxtaposable laser lines to form a continuous global laser line adapted to the heat treatment of a plane substrate capable of being set in rectilinear motion in a first direction, each laser line being formed a module emitting a laser line on the surface S of the planar substrate on which a heat treatment is likely to be performed, said device comprising the following modules:
- the X and Y axes being located in the plane of the surface S, the X axis corresponding to said first direction, the Y axis corresponding to a second direction; direction perpendicular to the first, the Z axis corresponding to a third direction perpendicular to the plane of the surface S;
- the acquisition module may comprise an observation device movable along the Y axis and disposed in place of the planar substrate so that its focal plane corresponds to the defined plane. by the surface S of said planar substrate if it were present. This device is placed below the area of the surface of the plane substrate on which the laser lines are formed by the laser modules.
- This optical device may be, for example, a camera, preferably digital, adapted to the acquisition of images of laser lines formed on the surface of a planar substrate according to the wavelength of the laser beam used to generate them.
- the coordinates Xi, ⁇ , ⁇ , Ui, Vi, Wi can then be determined using the spatial coordinates of the camera and the digital analysis of the images.
- the analysis of the images can advantageously be performed using a computer so as to automate the acquisition of the coordinates Xi. Yi. Zi. Ui. Vi. Wt.
- the acquisition module may comprise an interface, physical or virtual, of data input, such as a computer keyboard, through which an operator enters the coordinates X, ⁇ , ⁇ ⁇ , t /
- the operator can have read the coordinates on a display device on which the laser modules display the X, ⁇ , laser line that it forms on the surface of the substrate
- the input interface is preferably connected by any means of air or physical telecommunication to the first calculation module of step b of the alignment device of the invention.
- the acquisition module may also comprise an aerial or physical telecommunication device transmitting coordinates ⁇ ⁇ , ⁇ ⁇ , ⁇ ⁇ , ⁇ V ⁇ W ⁇ of each of the laser lines from an optical observation device of the laser lines to the first one. calculation module of the step b of the alignment method or between said calculation module and the laser modules.
- the calculation modules b to d of the alignment device of the invention may advantageously comprise one or more calculation units.
- Calculation units are included in Central Processing Units (CPUs).
- CPUs are typically integrated with computers that also include a variety of other electronic components, such as input-output interfaces, volatile and / or persistent storage systems and BUSs, necessary for data transfer. between the central processing units and the communication with external systems, here the different modules.
- the comparison module may comprise one or more calculation units similar to those of the calculation modules.
- the number and the calculation speed of calculating units, and a fortiori of central processing units, necessary for carrying out the calculation steps of the method of the invention can be adjusted as a function of the number of laser lines. For example, for four 400mm laser lines and one largeur ⁇ width, a single central processing unit with a clock frequency of 1.90 GHz may be sufficient.
- the calculated coordinates X ' ⁇ , ⁇ ' ⁇ , ⁇ , U'i, V, W may generally not correspond to the spatial coordinates of the mobile platforms on which the laser modules are arranged because they are not expressed in the same reference frame. axes. It is therefore necessary to make a change of reference to move from one to another.
- the adjustment module may comprise a conversion sub-module of the reference change coordinates so as to calculate the spatial coordinates that the platforms must adopt so that the laser lines they generate have the coordinates X'i, ⁇ ' ⁇ , ⁇ ' ⁇ , U'i, V'i, W'i respectively.
- This sub-module can be any programmable information processing system and having a readable storage medium on which is recorded a computer program comprising executable instructions for calculating the change of marker using, for example, a passing matrix.
- the adjustment module can integrate a telecommunication means adapted to the transmission of transformed spatial coordinates to mobile platforms. It may also include a digital data converter, if the format of the The coordinates computed by the comparison module must be converted into a decipherable or executable format by the mobile platforms.
- the alignment device further comprises a graphical display module of the power profiles P G and of the width E.
- the display module may preferably comprise a device of FIG. graphic display displaying information that can be read by a human being. Such a module is advantageous for verifying that the laser lines are effectively aligned in a continuous overall line, and that the intensity and width characteristics are adapted to the heat treatment of the planar substrate whose transformation is sought.
- the display device may also display other information such as the width, the length, and the coordinates X'i, ⁇ ' ⁇ , ⁇ ' ⁇ , U'i, V'i, W'i of each of the lines lasers. It can also indicate the coordinates of the optical device for observing the laser lines.
- the set of calculation and comparison modules can be virtual modules.
- they may be modules instantiated in the form of objects by a computer program or computer software from classes in the random access memory, possibly assisted by a virtual memory, of a computer.
- the computer may include a plurality of central processing units, storage media, and input-output interfaces. It advantageously comprises telecommunication means with the acquisition and adjustment modules.
- all the acquisition, calculation and adjustment modules are virtual modules.
- the alignment device may then comprise a computer provided with one or more central processing units, at least one non-volatile memory, at least one volatile memory, and input-output interfaces for exchanging digital data with external systems.
- These interfaces may include an interface, physical or virtual, of data input, such as a computer keyboard, by which an operator enters the coordinates Xi, Yi, ⁇ i, Ui, Vi, W (, an air telecommunication device or physical communication with the laser modules or mobile platforms on which they are arranged, and / or a display device.
- the display device is a human-machine graphical interface, for example a digital screen, displaying information that can be deciphered by a human being. It can display in graphical form the profiles of the intensities / j, the sum P ⁇ and the width E.
- the device can also display other information such as the width, length, and the coordinates X ' ⁇ , ⁇ ' ⁇ , ⁇ ' ⁇ , U'i, V, W of each of the laser lines, the spatial coordinates of the platforms on which laser modules are arranged.
- the alignment method of the invention may be advantageously implemented in a method of manufacturing a planar substrate comprising a heat-treated coating by juxtaposable laser lines forming a continuous overall laser line.
- the manufacturing process comprises:
- the substrate may be, for example, a mineral or organic substrate. It is coated on a part or the whole of the surface of one of its main faces with a coating formed of a layer or a stack of a plurality of layers. These layers may be organic, metallic or mineral.
- the manufacturing method is suitable for the treatment of large glass sheets, for example of "jumbo" type (6m x 3.21m), coated with a stack of thin layers of metallic and / or dielectric nature.
- the glass sheet may be a soda-lime glass sheet on which is deposited a stack comprising one or more functional and / or dielectric metal layers.
- the method of manufacture may be implemented in a manufacturing site different from that where the substrate is produced and / or where it is coated.
- the invention also relates to a method of aligning simulation of a plurality of juxtaposable laser lines to form a continuous global laser line:
- a step of simulating a plurality of modules each emitting a laser line on the surface S of a plane plane substrate capable of being set in rectilinear motion in a first direction b. a generation step, for each laser line,
- the X and Y axes being located in the plane of the surface S, the X axis corresponding to said first direction, the Y axis corresponding to a second direction perpendicular to the first, the Z axis corresponding to a third direction perpendicular to the plane of the surface S.
- the advantage of this method is to be able to simulate the effect of changes in the coordinates of each of the laser lines on the alignment without having to be connected to the existing installation.
- the process has an educational interest. It allows a human operator wishing to align juxtaposable laser lines in a continuous global line to understand the relationship of changing one of the coordinates of a laser line on the alignment.
- the process is also of economic interest since the operator does not monopolize the installation for the alignment tests and saves time during the alignment of the laser modules of the installation thanks to the knowledge he has acquired for a optimal adjustment of the modules.
- it can simulate a configuration of laser lines similar to that observed on the existing installation to determine which coordinates of the modules it should adjust and how it should adjust.
- each of the values of the coordinates ⁇ ⁇ , ⁇ , ⁇ ⁇ , U it V ⁇ is generated randomly in a previously defined range of values.
- This range of values can correspond to the range of values that the X, ⁇ , ⁇ ⁇ , t / j, Vj, W coordinates can actually take (laser lines of an existing installation.) It can also correspond to the interval values likely to be obtained by modules whose installation is envisaged.This latter mode is particularly advantageous because it makes operators aware of the alignment of laser lines before the new installation is operational.
- the coordinates XI, YI, ZI, UI, VI, WI can be generated randomly in respective ranges of values: -200 ⁇ to 200 ⁇ , -6mm to + 6mm, -10mm to 10mm, -0.2 ° to +0, 2 °, -0.2 ° to + 0.2 ° and -0.05 ° to + 0.05 °.
- step c of the simulation method the successive sets of values X'i, ⁇ ' ⁇ , ⁇ ' ⁇ , U'i, V'i, W'i making it possible to converge the linear power profile P G and the profile from width E to the target values ⁇ ⁇ and ⁇ ⁇ respectively can also be defined manually according to a heuristic "trial-error" approach.
- This embodiment is advantageous for educational purposes.
- the graphical representation of the simulated continuous global laser line is preferably carried out using a graphical interface.
- the graphically represented information is preferably readable by a human being.
- Other information can be advantageously represented graphically, for example, the power profiles P G and the width L as well as information relating to the number, the length and the width of the laser lines.
- the invention also relates to a device for aligning simulation of a plurality of juxtaposable laser lines to form a continuous global laser line:
- a simulation module of a plurality of modules each emitting a laser line on the surface S of a plane plane substrate capable of being set in rectilinear motion in a first direction
- the X and Y axes being located in the plane of the surface S, the X axis corresponding to said first direction, the Y axis corresponding to a second direction perpendicular to the first, the Z axis corresponding to a third direction perpendicular to the plane of the surface S.
- the simulation and generation modules may advantageously comprise one or more calculation units.
- Calculation units are included in Central Processing Units (CPUs).
- CPUs are typically integrated with computers that also include a set of other electronic components, such as I / O interfaces, volatile and / or persistent storage systems, and BUSs, necessary for the transfer of data. data between the central processing units and communication with external systems, here the different modules.
- the number and the calculation speed of calculating units, and a fortiori of central processing units, necessary for carrying out the calculation steps of the method of the invention can be adjusted as a function of the number of laser lines. For example, for four 400mm laser lines and one largeur ⁇ width, a single central processing unit with a clock frequency of 1.90 GHz may be sufficient.
- the set of modules of the simulation device are virtual modules.
- they may be modules instantiated in the form of objects by a computer program or computer software from classes in the random access memory, possibly assisted by a virtual memory, of a computer.
- the computer may include a plurality of central processing units, storage media, and input-output interfaces. It advantageously comprises telecommunication means with the acquisition and adjustment modules.
- the graphic representation module is preferably a graphic interface that can be deciphered by a human via a human-machine dialogue device. It can be a component of the computer on which the virtual modules of the simulation device are instantiated.
- FIG. 1 is a diagrammatic representation of an illustrative example of a method of heat treatment of a plane substrate capable of being set in rectilinear motion by means of four juxtaposable laser lines, each laser line being formed by a module emitting a line laser on the surface S of the planar substrate on which a heat treatment is likely to be performed.
- Figure 2 is a graphical representation, in diagrammatic form, of the alignment method of the invention.
- Figure 3 is a graphical representation of four juxtaposed and non-aligned laser lines formed on a planar substrate.
- FIG. 4 is a graphical representation of the X-axis line power profile P G for any point along the Y axis for the four laser lines of FIG.
- FIG. 5 is a graphical representation of the width profile E corresponding to the width at half height of each of the intensity profiles / j along the X axis for any point along the Y axis, by the set of four laser lines of Figure 3.
- Fig. 6 is a graphical representation, in diagrammatic form, of an embodiment of the alignment method of the invention.
- Figure 7 is a schematic representation of a first embodiment of an alignment device of the invention.
- Figure 8 is a schematic representation of a second embodiment of an alignment device of the invention.
- FIG. 9 is a graphical representation, in diagram form, of a method of manufacturing a planar substrate comprising a coating thermally treated by juxtaposable laser lines forming a continuous overall laser line.
- Fig. 10 is a graphical diagram representation of the simulation method of the invention.
- FIG. 11 is a graphical representation of the four laser lines of FIG. 3 as well as power profiles P Q along the X axis and width E along the X axis for any point along the Y axis after alignment. using the alignment method of the invention.
- FIG. 1 schematically represents an illustrative example of a method 100 of heat treatment of a plane substrate 101 capable of being set in rectilinear motion by means of four juxtaposable laser lines 105a-d, each laser line 105a-d being formed by a module 103 emitting a laser line 105a-d on the surface S 102 of the planar substrate 101 on which a heat treatment is likely to be performed.
- each laser line 105a-d being formed by a module 103 emitting a laser line 105a-d on the surface S 102 of the planar substrate 101 on which a heat treatment is likely to be performed.
- a module 103 for simplification purposes only one laser module 103 is shown. There are usually as many laser lines as there are laser modules.
- the alignment method of the invention is graphically represented, in diagram form, in FIG. 2.
- the method of aligning a plurality of juxtaposable laser lines to form a continuous global laser line adapted to heat treatment a planar substrate capable of being set in rectilinear motion in a first direction, each laser line being formed by a module emitting a laser line on the surface S of the planar substrate on which a heat treatment is likely to be realized comprises the following steps:
- the function L (D) calculates the width of each of the intensity profiles / [along the X axis for every point along the axis Y.
- FIG. 3 shows graphically four juxtaposable 150a-d and non-aligned laser lines formed on a plane substrate 102. Each of the lines differs from the other lines by its intensity profile / j, its shape and its coordinates X, ⁇ , ⁇ ⁇ , Ui, Vi, W ⁇ .
- the horizontal lines 401a and 401b represent the thresholds at 5% around the target value ⁇ ⁇ .
- the target value is here set to 1 because the intensities / j have been normalized.
- FIG. 6 shows the width profile E 500 corresponding to the width at half height of each of the intensity profiles / j along the X axis for any point along the Y axis for the four laser lines of FIG. 3.
- the horizontal lines 501a and 501b represent the thresholds at 10% around the target value ⁇ ⁇ .
- FIG. 6 One embodiment of the method of the invention is shown in FIG. 6. The method comprises the following steps:
- the E200 acquisition, for each laser line comprises the following substeps i. E200a observation of laser lines:
- the X and Y axes being situated in the plane of the surface S, the X axis corresponding to said first direction, the Y axis corresponding to a second direction perpendicular to the first, the Z axis corresponding to a third direction perpendicular to the plane of the surface S;
- step E201 comprises the following substeps:
- R X , R Y and R z are respectively the rotation matrices around the axes of the reference ⁇ , ⁇ , ⁇ according to the angles of Euler
- FIG. 7 A first embodiment of a device of the invention is shown schematically in FIG. 7.
- the X and Y axes being located in the plane of the surface S, the X axis corresponding to said first direction, the Y axis corresponding to a second direction; direction perpendicular to the first, the Z axis corresponding to a third direction perpendicular to the plane of the surface S;
- a calculation module 702 of the linear power profile P G corresponds to the sum of the intensities / j integrated along the X axis for any point along the Y axis; d. a width computation module 703 of the width profile E corresponding to the width of each of the intensity profiles / j along the X axis for any point along the Y axis;
- the acquisition module 700 comprises an observation device 700b of the laser lines. This observation device movable along the Y axis and disposed in place of the planar substrate so that its focal plane corresponds to the plane defined by the surface S of said planar substrate if it was present. In the figure, for reasons of simplification, the observation device 700b is placed next to the substrate.
- the observation device 700b transmits images coded in binary form to a processing sub-module 700a using a telecommunication means 700c.
- Sub-module 700a processes the transmitted images so as to acquire the coordinates Xi, Yi, Zi, Ui, Vi, Wi of each of the laser lines.
- the coordinates are then transmitted to module 701 by any suitable telecommunication means 705.
- the telecommunication means 705 may be the same means used to transmit binary digital information between all the modules.
- the calculation modules 701 to 703 and the comparison module 704 are computers comprising one or more central processing units.
- the adjustment module 706 comprises a processing unit 706a, for example a computer, for communicating instructions to the supports of the laser modules 103 so as to adjust them according to the set of values X ', ⁇ ' ⁇ , ⁇ , U Calculated i, V, W.
- the spatial coordinates of the laser modules are calculated according to the coordinates X ⁇ , ⁇ ⁇ , ⁇ i, U'i, V'i, W'i by means of a change of reference operation.
- the adjustment module may comprise a display device 707 making it possible to communicate information to an operator in a format that can be deciphered by a human being. Examples of information are the power profiles P G and width E as well as information relating to the number and length of the laser lines.
- FIG. 8 is a schematic representation of a second embodiment of a device of the invention.
- the modules 701 to 704 and the submodules 700a and 706a are virtual modules instantiated in the form of objects by a computer program or computer software from classes in the random access memory, possibly assisted by a virtual memory, a computer 802.
- the computer can include several central processing units, storage media and input-output interfaces. It advantageously comprises telecommunication means 801 and 803 with the acquisition and adjustment modules.
- a display 804 with a graphical interface and in communication with the computer 802 may be advantageous for displaying information to an operator.
- FIG. 9 is a diagrammatic representation of a method of manufacturing a planar substrate comprising a heat-treated coating with juxtaposable laser lines forming a continuous overall laser line.
- the method of manufacturing a planar substrate comprising a heat-treated coating by a plurality of juxtaposable laser lines to form a continuous overall laser line adapted to the heat treatment of the planar substrate capable of being set in rectilinear motion in a first direction, each laser line being formed by a module emitting a laser line on the surface S of the plane substrate on which the heat treatment is carried out, comprises:
- step E900 in which is provided a planar substrate comprising a heat-treatable coating
- a calculation step E202, implemented by computer, of the power profile linear P Q is the sum of intensities / j integrated along the X axis for any point along the Y axis;
- Fig. 10 is a graphical diagram representation of the simulation method of the invention.
- the method of simulating the alignment of a plurality of juxtaposable laser lines to form a continuous global laser line comprises:
- the X and Y axes being located in the plane of the surface S, the X axis corresponding to said first direction, the Y axis corresponding to a second perpendicular direction at the first, the Z axis corresponding to a third direction perpendicular to the plane of the surface S.
- each of the values of the coordinates X, Y, Z, t / j, Vj, W being generated randomly in a previously defined range of values.
- FIG. 11 is a graphical representation of the four laser lines of FIG. 3 as well as the power profiles P G and the width E for any point along the Y axis after alignment using the alignment method of FIG. the invention.
- the four juxtaposable laser lines 150a-d are aligned on the planar substrate 102.
- the width profile E 500 along the X axis for any point along the Y axis is located in the middle of horizontal lines 501a and 501b representing the thresholds at 10% around the target value ⁇ ⁇ .
- each laser line has been aligned according to the alignment method of the invention.
- the length of each laser line is 400mm.
- Figure 3 shows these four non-aligned lines on a planar substrate.
- the surface of the substrate represents XY plane X, Y, Z.
- the origin of the X and Y axes is shown in Figure 3.
- the origin of the Z axis is on the surface of the substrate.
- the coordinates Xi, ⁇ , ⁇ , Ui, Vi, Wi of each of the laser lines 105a-105d before alignment are summarized in Table 1 below.
- the choice of the origin of the marker is a matter of convention and depends on the configuration of the installation in which the alignment process is implemented. In this example, the origin is arbitrarily defined.
- FIGS. 4 and 7 respectively represent the power profiles P Q and width E for all four laser lines for any point along the Y axis.
- the intensity profile 1 of each of the laser lines is calculated from FIG. using the flat top function:
- the length of the plate, l, is fixed at 400mm, the stiffness of the edges, a, is 5.5 and the minimum of the beam w 0 is ⁇ .
- the form function F 0 is a function of a Bezier polynomial curve defined by four control points. Two control points correspond to the two ends of the laser line, and the two other control points are randomly selected at a distance from each end respectively between 10% and 20% of the total length, and at an angle to the axis of the line between -0.1 ° and + 0.1 °.
- the intensity profile / j is simply obtained by calculating the function / ⁇ ', y', z ') where x', y ', z' are the coordinates of the space obtained after transformation according to the formula :
- T is the matrix of tra and R is the matrix of
- R Rx (Uj) R Y (Vj) R z (Wj) in which Rx, Ry and R z are respectively the rotation matrices around the axes of the reference X, Y, Z according to the angles of Euler U j , V ;, ⁇ .
- Each intensity profile / j has been normalized to 1 in order to simplify the calculation of the power profiles P G.
- the target values ⁇ 7 P and ⁇ 7 L for the linear power profile P Q and the width profile L respectively are set at 1, 0 and 60 ⁇ respectively.
- the tolerance thresholds are 5% and 10% respectively.
- the coordinates after alignment are shown in Table 1.
- the overall laser line continues as well as the power profiles P G along the X axis for any point along the Y axis and the width L along the X axis for any point along the Y axis are graphically represented in Figure 12.
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