EP3752314A1 - Procédé et dispositif pour insérer une ligne de séparation dans un matériau transparent cassant, ainsi qu'élément pourvu d'une ligne de séparation, pouvant être fabriqué selon le procédé - Google Patents

Procédé et dispositif pour insérer une ligne de séparation dans un matériau transparent cassant, ainsi qu'élément pourvu d'une ligne de séparation, pouvant être fabriqué selon le procédé

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EP3752314A1
EP3752314A1 EP19705160.0A EP19705160A EP3752314A1 EP 3752314 A1 EP3752314 A1 EP 3752314A1 EP 19705160 A EP19705160 A EP 19705160A EP 3752314 A1 EP3752314 A1 EP 3752314A1
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axicon
glass
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Andreas Ortner
Clemens Kunisch
Frank-Thomas Lentes
Jens Ulrich Thomas
Kurt Nattermann
Michael Kluge
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  • the invention generally relates to material processing of workpieces by severing the workpiece along provided lines.
  • the method of scratching is often used.
  • the glass is first scratched along a line and then broken by exerting a bending stress on the line.
  • the edge surface resulting from rupture on the line can no longer run along it and then no longer stands perpendicular to the side surfaces.
  • a method for fracture preparation of a substrate with one or a group of ultrashort laser pulses is achieved by generating spaced-apart lilaments
  • WO 2017 / 009379A1 describes an extension of this method, whereby modifications running obliquely to the surface of the substrate are produced.
  • DE 10 2015 116 848 A1 describes the introduction of a zone of defined resistance by producing a filament by means of spherical aberration of a lens, in which the Gaussian beam of the ultrashort pulse laser is converted into a line focus with uneven intensity distribution along the optical axis. While the methods described in these references do not produce equidistant material modifications with lower breaking stress in the thickness direction of the material, the length of the material modification is disadvantageously limited to typically not more than about 3 mm. Another disadvantageous effect of the uneven intensity distribution on the required high positional accuracy of the glass plate relative to Line focus off: Even if the glass plate is much thinner than the length of the line focus, it must be kept at a distance of about 50mhi between the plate and the optics.
  • EP 2 754 524 B1 and DE 10 2013 223 637 A1 describe methods in which the filament is produced by generating a Bessel-Gaussian beam (i.e.
  • Envelope by means of suitable optics (preferably using at least one axicon) is generated.
  • suitable optics preferably using at least one axicon
  • optics for simultaneously producing a plurality of foci which consist of the combination of a lens with a diffractive optical element (DOE).
  • DOE diffractive optical element
  • the invention is in view of the above
  • Separation method based on the task to prepare a brittle-breaking, transparent substrate with a large thickness for a separation process and a prepared
  • a basic idea of the invention is to prepare for a subsequent separation process by means of optical material modifications introduced with an ultrashort pulse laser, whereby the material modifications produced by suitable beam shaping enable a controlled breaking process with a low breaking stress B.
  • the separation process can also take place much later than the material modification according to the invention.
  • Ultra short pulse laser is divided into two sub-beams, which in one
  • Interaction zone in the element to be processed interfere with each other, so that regularly in the direction of irradiation, ie from the dividing line on the surface of the element away in the interior spaced-in intensity maxima form.
  • the intensity of the laser is so dimensioned that in the intensity maxima a
  • the distance between the maxima is determined by the wavelength of the laser light and is accordingly regular.
  • the invention thus provides a method for preparing a separation, or dividing a workpiece, in which a
  • Workpiece is preferably made of brittle-hard material, which is transparent to the light of a pulsed laser beam, wherein the laser beam is divided by optics into at least two partial beams, both partial beams are directed to the workpiece so that they are irradiated at different angles to the normal of the Surface on the workpiece and overlap in the interior of the workpiece, so that the partial beams interfere with each other so that a succession of along the overlapping area of the partial beams lined up intensity maxima forms inside the workpiece, and wherein the intensity in the intensity maxima is so high that the material of the workpiece is modified so that a chain-shaped periodic arrangement of
  • an optical system for dividing the laser beam into at least two partial beams and for directing them onto a workpiece to be machined
  • a positioning device for positioning and aligning the workpiece and the laser beam relative to one another such that both partial beams impinge on the workpiece at different angles to the normal of the irradiated surface and overlap in the interior of the workpiece, and the partial beams with one another
  • the laser is designed to generate sufficiently energetic pulses so that the pulse energy of the laser pulses is sufficient to modify the material of the workpiece a chain-shaped periodic arrangement of
  • the central element of the device for carrying out the method according to the invention is the optics for dividing the incident laser beam into two
  • Partial beams Partial beams.
  • the optics used are preferably so-called axons.
  • Axicons are conical lenses which transform an incident "parallel" beam into an annular beam (a plane wave in an annular intensity distribution concentrically disposed about the optical axis)
  • the beam profile generated by an axicon is a localized Bessel-like beam that is due to interference along the optical axis arises.
  • the localized Bessel-like beam is made to interfere with another sub-beam. In the exemplary embodiments, this is usually a central beam running along the optical axis.
  • a Axikonstumpf is used, ie instead of the apex, there is a central surface.
  • the incident laser beam is split into a first partial beam of annular shape and a central beam running centrally along the optical axis, which in the present case is also referred to as a second partial beam.
  • These two partial beams interfere in elongated zones along the optical axis.
  • the desired modifications in the material to be processed arise in the intensity maxima of these elongated interference zones.
  • the various embodiments of the device according to the present invention therefore differ in the specific embodiment of the axicon used as optics.
  • the optic is a plano-convex axicon, the planar side of which faces the incident laser beam and the convex side has the shape of a truncated cone.
  • the optic is a plano-convex axicon, the convex side of which faces the incident laser beam and the convex side has the shape of a truncated cone.
  • the optic is a plano-convex axicon having a glass cone centered on the planar side thereof.
  • the optic is a concavo-convex axicon, the convex side having the shape of a truncated cone and the concave side having the outline of a truncated cone.
  • the optic is a bi-convex axicon, the two convex sides of the axicon being in the shape of truncated cones of different heights.
  • the optic comprises at least three plano-convex axons, the convex sides of the at least three axons having the shape of truncated cones.
  • the optic comprises at least one axicon formed as a concentric ring grid.
  • the optic comprises at least three axons formed as concentric ring lattices.
  • the laser light is divided by means of the appropriately designed optics so that the two partial beams, ie in particular the ring beam and the central beam have comparable intensity.
  • a comparable intensity is understood to mean that the intensities are not more than a factor of 100, preferably not more than a factor of 50, more preferably not more than a factor of 10, more preferably not more than a factor of 3, particularly preferred not to differ by more than a factor of 1.5. This ensures that a strong
  • the laser power is radiated by means of the beam shaping element according to the invention in a transparent element or workpiece, in particular of glass or glass ceramic, which as a result of interaction with this radiation distribution with a regular, areal pattern of Materialverdichtungen- and dilutions in a from a dividing line outgoing, passing through the element surface is provided.
  • Their tensile strain zones may overlap and be strong enough to spread cracks along the surface and allow later breakage along the surface.
  • Glass ceramic workpiece can be produced, which has two surfaces and an in-plane pattern of material modifications, each surrounded by a compression zone has.
  • the material modifications in Finien are lined up one behind the other. Along a finie, the material modifications are each arranged in a regular sequence, namely the sequence corresponding to the periodicity of the maxima of the interference pattern.
  • the area inside the workpiece is now formed by a plurality of juxtaposed lines, the lines of the material modifications ranging from one of the two surfaces of the glass or glass ceramic workpiece to the opposite side surface.
  • the glass or glass-ceramic workpiece may be disk-shaped, so that the surfaces are two opposite side surfaces.
  • the glass or glass ceramic workpiece can be tubular, so that the two surfaces are concentric lateral surfaces.
  • the invention is also particularly suitable for the separation of thick glass or glass ceramic workpieces.
  • the invention is suitable for a wide range of substrate thicknesses from 10 gm to 50 mm.
  • the thickness of the workpiece or substrate is in the range of 1 mm to 25 mm. Especially with large thicknesses of 10 mm, in particular 20 mm and more show the advantages of the invention, since the controlled separation of such thick workpieces is otherwise very difficult.
  • the glass or glass-ceramic workpiece has a fracture surface or edge which has adjacent lines of regularly arranged chain-like material modifications with a center distance along the lines of 1 to 100 gm and a diameter of 0.2 gm to 5 gm and which respectively surrounded by a compression zone has.
  • 3 shows a microscopic image of the fracture edge produced in the material of the workpiece along the modification with single-pulse irradiation
  • 4 schematic representations of a modification, with partial image (a) a schematic representation of the modification in plan view and partial image (b) a schematic representation of the modification in lateral view,
  • FIG. 5 shows beam progressions, wherein partial image (a) shows a schematic representation of the course of Bessel-Gaussian beam and central beam in the direction of the beam path and partial image (b) shows a schematic representation of the interference of Bessel-Gauss beam and central beam,
  • FIG. 6 shows a schematic representation of the interference of Bessel-Gauss beam and central beam in the material of the workpiece
  • 17 shows the course of the beam path when using a negative axicon and two positive axons, which are formed as concentric ring grids,
  • FIG. 20 a projection of a beam ring onto the transition region between an oblique wedge surface and a dull roof of an axicon
  • FIG. 21 shows a further embodiment for producing a ring beam, which is subsequently used to form a whisker
  • FIG. 22 shows the intensity distribution in the working volume along the optical axis for three different beam shaping arrangements, namely in a first variant with an axicon, in a second variant with phase plates and an axicon and in a third variant with phase plates and an axicon triplet and
  • Fig. 23 Weibull distributions of the fracture stresses of borosilicate glass, processed with Bessel beam or with ring-beam-based dotted focus.
  • FIGS. 1 and 2 show a cross-sectional area of a
  • Substrate surface 23 corresponds.
  • a fiber not shown here, preferably a pulsed laser is used.
  • the partial beams 41, 42, not shown here, are incident from above and produce in their interference or compression zones modifications 8, which are arranged periodically in Finien 18, which correspond to a dashed focus. At a later time
  • the workpiece 2 can be divided into individual sections by mechanical breaking along the fins 18.
  • the regions of the material modifications 8 are generally represented in FIG. 1 by vertical fins.
  • the workpiece 2 is preferably a glass or glass ceramic substrate. Also, silicon, plastics Faminate and pipes can be treated according to the invention.
  • the plurality of parallel juxtaposed Finien 18 is formed by moving the workpiece 2 by means of a positioning perpendicular to
  • Relative speed between the workpiece and the device according to the invention enables the definition of the horizontal distance of the fin 9 of modifications 8. io
  • the workpiece is moved in the direction of the optical axis during the modification by the laser, which causes a continuous material modification.
  • This modification can then be opened by etching. This results in a filament-like channel with a diameter less than 200 mm, preferably less than 100 pm, more preferably less than 50 pm and most preferably less than 20 pm in thick glasses.
  • the modifications 8 are arranged horizontally at a distance 31 and vertically at a distance 32.
  • the vertical distance 32 of the modifications 8 along a line 9 is in the range 1 pm to 100 pm. Since the modifications are the consequences of interference between the two partial beams 41 and 42, the vertical distance 32 of the modifications 8, i. the density of the modifications 8 along line 9 can be defined by adjusting the energy ratios between the zero and first order interference regions. If the intensity is increased in the first order compared to the zeroth order, the vertical distance 32 decreases.
  • the centers of the modifications 8 have a vertical center distance 33.
  • the diameter of the modifications is in the range of 0.2 pm to 5 pm. The diameter refers to the channels themselves
  • Tension zones around the channels can extend further into the material.
  • the method according to the invention can also be used to produce inner and outer cutouts with regular or irregular contours in flat substrates. This can be done both with and without generating auxiliary cuts.
  • borders of float glass, downdraw glass and overflow fusion glass can be inline in the cold and hot regions
  • Glass transition temperature T Upper cooling point
  • glasses with a larger thickness can be treated. Width changes of the glass ribbon are intercepted by the fiber jet modifying Optics are mounted as a unit on a mobile bridge. This is due to the fact that an arbitrarily long dashed focus can be generated. A change in thickness can therefore be compensated for without tracking or readjustment solely by the length of the focus, as long as the focus is longer than the thickness of the downdraw, overflow, fusion or float glass.
  • the separation of the border or the assembly of the strip in longitudinal section can also be carried out within a roll on roll process.
  • the glass ribbon may also have coatings, such as protective coatings.
  • the modifications 8 are shown in FIG. 3 in a microscopic photograph of the workpiece 2, wherein the partial beams were irradiated from above, in the direction of irradiation 51 of the dashed focus.
  • the modifications produced in the material of the workpiece 2 in turn have a vertical center distance 33. This is 160 pm in the illustrated example.
  • the direction of incidence of the partial beams 41, 42 is always denoted by z, which corresponds to the direction of incidence 51 of FIG
  • Fig. 3 shows a fracture surface or edge 17, which juxtaposed lines of regular chain-like arranged one behind the other
  • partial image (a) shows a sketch of the course of the modifications 8 in the beam direction z. Shown are several Verdi chtungs or interference zones 16 with modifications 8. These are arranged in a vertical distance 32 and a vertical center distance 33. The modifications 8 form a line 18 along which the workpiece 2 can be split by mechanical breaking.
  • partial image (b) in plan view along the z-axis, ie along the direction of incidence of the partial beams. Depicted are three compression zones 16 with material modifications 17, which are arranged at a horizontal distance 31.
  • FIG. 5 partial image (a) shows in the beam direction z the position of the two partial beams 41 and 42 produced by the optics not shown here.
  • the partial beam 42 is a central beam with diameter 48.
  • Partial beam 42 is a ring beam with diameter 63.
  • partial image (b) in a lateral plan view the partial beams 41 and 42 interfere in an interference region 43 with a length of 66.
  • the annular partial beam 41 has an opening angle 64, which depends on the geometry of the optics not shown here.
  • the annular partial beam 41 is a Bessel beam or Bessel Gauss beam.
  • the laser light is split so that the two partial beams, ie in particular the ring beam and the central beam have comparable intensity.
  • a comparable intensity is understood to mean that the intensities do not differ by more than a factor of 5, preferably by not more than a factor of 3, in particular preferably by not more than a factor of 1.5. This ensures that a strong intensity variation takes place in the interference pattern of the partial beams superimposed in the workpiece.
  • an annular beam is shaped, for example, with an axicon to the partial beam 41, which then forms a line-shaped Bessel focus, which in turn is brought into interference with a central beam as a second partial beam 42 in the elongated interference region 43.
  • FIG. 6 shows how the beam properties during focusing in the material to be structured of the substrate 1 change with the refractive index n. in the
  • FIG. 7 The situation from FIG. 6 is shown in FIG. 7 as an intensity distribution in a longitudinal section through the laser beam.
  • intensity maxima 45 which are caused by the interference of the Bessel-Gauss beam 41 and the central beam 42.
  • Interference areas 43 are each located at a distance 33.
  • the periodicity with the distance 33 of the intensity maxima, which is generated by the interference, is determined by the central wavelength l of the beam source and the aperture angle of the ring beam 2a to:
  • the interference zone is formed according to a preferred embodiment of the invention by suitable choice of the laser wavelength and the beam parameters of the partial beams 41, 42 (in particular the opening angle) that the quotient w from the sum of the individual lengths h all modifications i - measured in
  • Beam direction - and the thickness d of the substrate is according to a preferred
  • Embodiment greater than 0.5, preferably 0.7, more preferably> 0.9.
  • the workpiece 2 according to the invention consequently has material modifications 17 along a line 18, for which the following applies:
  • FIG. 8 shows a first embodiment of the optic 6, which comprises a plano-convex axicon 91.
  • a diameter 48 laser beam is incident on the planar side 95 of the axicon 91 and is divided by the latter into an annular partial jet 41 with a diameter 63 and a centrally extending partial jet 42 with a diameter 65.
  • the convex side 96 of the axicon has the shape of a truncated cone.
  • the two partial beams 41 and 42 interfere in an interference region 43. As shown in FIG. 7, the interference region 43 is repeated along the optical axis of the axicon 91 at periodic intervals. Location and extent of this.
  • Interference regions 43 can be influenced by changing the geometrical parameters of the axicon. These geometric parameters include the inclination of the side lines and the height of the truncated cone of the axicon 91 forming the convex side 96.
  • the ratio of the beam width 48 to the width of the butt surface determines the power ratio of the two partial beams 41 and 42
  • Ratio are chosen so that the partial beams have the same power as possible.
  • the ratio of the beam width 48 to the blunt surface can be selected in a further development of the invention such that the power ratio of the partial beams 41, 42 is in the range of 0.75 to 1.25.
  • the ratio can be adjusted by the design and arrangement of the optical components involved, in particular the shape of the Axikonstumpfs.
  • the plano-convex axicon 91 is arranged in the beam path such that the convex side 95 points to the incident beam and the planar side 96 points in the direction away from the incident fiber beam. Even with this arrangement of the axicon 91 of the incident fiber beam is split into two partial beams 41 and 42, which in a
  • Interference area 43 interfere.
  • the latter is closer to the axicon 91 in the arrangement according to FIG. 9 than in the case of the arrangement according to FIG. 8.
  • a plano-convex axicon 92 is used whose convex side 99 has the shape of a cone.
  • a glass cone 98 is centered on the planar side 100 of the axicon 92.
  • the convex side 99 in turn generates an annular partial beam 4L
  • the conical structure 98 on the planar side 100 causes the generation of two
  • Central steel lo04a and 104b parallel to each other and parallel to the optical axis.
  • the two central beams 104a and 104b interfere with the partial beam 41 in two interference regions l05a and l05b, which also run parallel to the optical axis.
  • the interference regions 105a and 105b are repeated periodically over the further beam path
  • a convex-concave axicon 93 is used.
  • the convex side 101 has the shape of a
  • Truncated cone The outline of the concave side 102 has the shape of a truncated cone.
  • the axicon 93 has centered on an air filled central region 103 through which the incident laser beam passes unaffected and forms the centrally extending partial beam 42. Also in this embodiment, the axicon 93 generates an annular partial beam 41 which interferes with the central beam 42 in an interference region 43.
  • the interference region 43 repeats periodically over the further beam path.
  • a biconvex axicon 94 which has a first convex side 106 and a second convex side 107.
  • the two convex sides 106 and 107 each show the shape of truncated cones, but have different angles of inclination of the side surfaces.
  • a central opening 103 is provided which allows the incident laser beam to pass uninfluenced and thus produces the centrally extending partial beam 42.
  • the partial beam 42 interferes with the annular partial beam 41 in an interference region 43.
  • the interference region 43 repeats itself periodically over the other
  • a first axicon 9la, a second axicon 9 lb and a third axicon 9lc are used.
  • the first axicon 9la points with its planar side to the incident beam and generates, analogous to the embodiment shown in Fig. 8, an annular partial beam 4la and a central beam 42a, which overlap in an interference region 43a.
  • the second axicon 9 lb points with its convex side toward the incident beam and converts the two partial beams 4la and 42a into parallel rays which emerge on the planar side of the second axicon 9 lb and subsequently strike the planar side of the third axicon 9lc from which they are in a sub-beam 4lb and a central
  • partial beam 42b extending partial beam 42b are decomposed.
  • the partial beams 4lba and 4lb interfere in an interference region 43b located inside the workpiece to be machined.
  • the interference region 43b repeats periodically over the further beam path
  • the axicon is designed as a concentric annular grid.
  • the axicon consists of a phase mask representing glass body 81 in which trenches are located with a trench height 82, which is shown in Fig. 16 in the side view of a vertical section.
  • FIG. 14 shows the highest points of the trenches in a frontal plan view of the glass body 81 in the beam direction.
  • FIG. 15 shows the beam path when using a glass body 81 designed as a concentric ring grid.
  • a laser beam with a diameter of 48 strikes lattices and is divided into partial beams 41 and 42.
  • the partial beam 42 has the diameter 47, which means that it extends substantially over the entire diameter of the glass body 81 or of the axillary formed as a ring grid.
  • the partial beams 41 and 42 emerge on the planar side of 81 and interfere in an interference region 43, which repeats in the beam direction periodically in the material of the workpiece to be machined.
  • axons or glass bodies designed as concentric ring lattices are used, a first glass body 8la, a second glass body 8 lb and a third glass body 8lc. Both the second 8 lb and the third glass body 8lc each comprise a centrally arranged central region 1 10a or 1 l0b.
  • Central regions 1 10a and 1 10b are in the region of the glass bodies 8 lb and 8lc, which are formed as concentric ring lattices.
  • the incident laser beam first strikes the first axicon 8la, from which it is converted into an annular beam 111 running obliquely to the optical axis. From the second axicon 8 lb, the beam 111 is converted into a tubular partial beam 112, which in turn is converted into a partial beam 41 by the third axicon or glass body 8lc. Between the second glass body 8 lb and the third glass body 81c, a beam converter 83 is arranged for further shaping of the centrally extending partial beam 42.
  • the beam converter 83 may be, for example, a telescope or a beam attenuator.
  • the partial beams 41 and 42 interfere in an interference region 43, which is repeated periodically in the further course of the beam.
  • the above apparatus described with reference to various embodiments of the optics 6 is used to carry out a method for preparing a parting of a workpiece 2.
  • the laser beam is separated into at least two by means of the optics 6
  • Both partial beams 41, 42 are directed onto the workpiece 2 such that the partial beams 41 and 42 strike the workpiece 2 at different angles to the normal of the irradiated surface 21 and overlap in the interior of the workpiece 2.
  • the partial beams 41, 42 overlap or interfere with one another in such a way that a sequence of along the overlapping region 43 of the partial beams 41, 42
  • intensity in the intensity maxima (45) is so high that the material of the workpiece 2 is modified, so that a chain-shaped periodic arrangement 9 of material modifications 8 is formed. Meanwhile, the workpiece 2 and the sub-beams 41, 42 are moved relative to each other, so that a plurality of lying along a line forming a parting line 11 lying chain-shaped periodic
  • Arrangements 9 of material modifications 8 are produced.
  • the workpiece 2 can be divided into several parts by mechanical breaking in a later step.
  • FIGS. 5, 6, 8 -13 and 17 have in common that a cone-shaped beam or Bessel-like beam is brought as a partial beam to the interference, by a beam direction and extended periodically modulated focus and thus an elongated, line-shaped periodically interrupted Modification zone to produce.
  • a cone-shaped beam or Bessel-like beam is brought as a partial beam to the interference, by a beam direction and extended periodically modulated focus and thus an elongated, line-shaped periodically interrupted Modification zone to produce.
  • this is also the most preferred embodiment of the invention. Accordingly, without limitation to the embodiments as a preferred embodiment of the general
  • one of the partial beams 41 is a generated with an axicon beam or a Bessel beam, wherein the second partial beam 42 with the first Partial beam in the area in which the first partial beam forms a line focus is superimposed.
  • the aforementioned embodiments also have in common that the second partial beam is a parallel beam. According to a further preferred embodiment, it is therefore further provided that the second partial beam 42 is formed as a parallel beam. Again, other variants are conceivable. So could two with
  • partial beams 41, 42 which are collinear with one another are generally preferred.
  • FIG. 18 shows a further exemplary embodiment in which the laser beam incident from the left in the drawing strikes a component 120 which-without limiting the generality-is designed as a reflective grating or phase mask, that is to say generally as a diffractive optical element.
  • a component 120 which-without limiting the generality-is designed as a reflective grating or phase mask, that is to say generally as a diffractive optical element.
  • the partial beams 41, 42 of the O.ths and +/- 1st order emanating from the component 120 are of the following type
  • the optics 6 comprises a diffractive element which divides the laser beam into a plurality of (two or even more than two) partial beams formed by different diffraction orders, which also includes the O.te Diffraction order may include, splits and wherein the optics is further formed so that the partial beams are brought into the workpiece to overlap.
  • the intensity of the incoming Gaussian beam 4 is first converted into a unit by suitable arrangement of two plano-convex axons 131 and 132 (first axicon arrangement 130: the convex side or roof surfaces of the axons 131 and 132 face each other) Donut / ring beam 170 transformed.
  • the donut or ring beam 170 is a beam whose beam profile has a vanishing intensity on the beam axis, but at least one intensity maximum on a circular ring around the beam axis.
  • the diameter of the annular intensity maximum is determined by the mutual distance of the two axons 131, 132 in this Axikonan Aunt 130 and / or by the distance between the two axons 131, 132 to each other.
  • the donut beam 170 strikes another optical element, preferably a blunt-tip inverse axicon 135, or a cemented combination of plane-parallel plate and inverse blunt axicon (third axicon 135), and becomes an annular and divergent sub-beam 180 as well undeflected central ray 190
  • the divergent ring beam 180 is now by means of a second
  • Axial assembly 140 (initially parallelized with two spaced planoconvex axons 141 and 142 and then converged again converging on the optical axis with the undeflected central beam.)
  • the location of the slice volume / interference volume is determined by the position of the last axicon 142 of the second axicon assembly 140
  • Periodicity of the Strichelfokus 165 in the interference volume is analogous to the above-mentioned from the Konvergenzwinkel the ring beam, the power components of central 190 and ring beam 180 can on the ratio of the used Kungstump surface of the axicon 135 for
  • Beam diameter of the incident on the axicon 135 beam can be adjusted (lig. 20).
  • both axons 141, 142 may also be replaced by blunt axons, which generally results in further enhancement of beam quality.
  • Lig. 20 shows by way of example a possible intensity distribution of the donut beam 170 at the exit of the first axicon arrangement 130 and the projection of its
  • a further embodiment results when the axles 131, 132, preferably made of glass, of the first axicon arrangement 130 from FIG. 19 are each characterized by a diffractive axicon, a ring grid or a spiral phase plate 151 or 152 (as described, for example, in US Pat. No. 8335034 B2 ) (Fig. 21).
  • the two spiral phase plates 151, 152 form an arrangement 150 for generating a donut beam.
  • the first axicon arrangement 130 of the embodiment shown in FIG. 19 also represents such an arrangement 150 for generating a donut beam.
  • spiral phase plates it is preferable to ensure that the direction of rotation of the spiral phase plates 151, 152 is oriented opposite to one another with the second spiral phase plate 152 to be able to achieve the parallelization of the ring beam 180 generated by the first spiral phase plate 151.
  • the device for preparing the splitting of a workpiece 2 comprises an arrangement 150 for producing a donut or annular beam 170, whose
  • Beam profile on the beam axis has a vanishing intensity, on a circular ring around the beam axis, however, has an intensity maximum, and a downstream in the beam direction of this arrangement 150 frustoconical axicon, which splits the ring beam 170 in a central beam 190 and a ring beam, wherein Feistungsanteile the central beam 190 and the Ring beam 180 are adjustable over the ratio of the frustoconical surface of the axicon 135 to the beam diameter of the incident on the axicon ring beam 170.
  • FIGS. 19 and 21 furthermore share the triplet of the axons 135, 141, 142, with which a divergent ring beam 180 is first generated, then deflected by the axicon 141 to form an axis-parallel beam and then focused by the last axicon 142 and thus converging again on the optical axis with the undeflected central beam is merged.
  • the optic 6 comprises an axicon triplet with three axons 135, 141, 142 connected in series, the first axicon 135 in the beam direction producing a divergent ring beam which is parallelized by the following axicon 141 and by the last axicon 142 of the axicon triplet is converted into a converging ring beam.
  • the central, non-deflected beam can also be passed through openings in the axicon through this.
  • the first axicon 135 of the triplet does not necessarily have to be an inverse axicon. It is also possible to use a convex axicon and to generate the divergent beam after passing through an intermediate focus.
  • the 10 ps pulse (4-burst) of a Pharos UKP laser (1030 nm, 100 kHz repetition rate) with a mean beam power of 100 mW in succession in variant 1 is initially only represented by an axicon, in Variant 2 by the combination of two phase plates and an axicon, or in variant 3 by the combination of two phase plates and three axons (the middle axicon as described above is a blunt axicon and all axons have a roof angle of 20 °) and the intensity distribution in focus with a camera (for example of the type Coherent Lasercam HR) with the microscope objective mounted, in that the camera continuously travels through the focal area along the optical axis and thereby absorbs the lateral intensity distribution of the laser beam in the focus. From the video recorded in this way, the intensity distribution on the optical axis in the focus area can be determined in relative units.
  • a camera for example of the type Coherent Lasercam HR
  • Fig. 22 shows the thus measured intensity distribution along the focal line.
  • Partial image (a) of FIG. 22 shows the intensity distributions in variants 1 (focusing of the incoming Gaussian beam with an axicon) and FIG. 2 (transformation of the Gaussian beam into a ring beam with subsequent focusing through
  • partial image (b) shows the intensity distribution along the optical axis in the focal region when using variant 3
  • FIG. 23 shows the change in the fracture stress distributions on borosilicate glass of thickness 1 mm, which were filamentated according to variant 1 (ie with an axicon, right curve) or variant 3 (2 phase plates and axicon triplet to produce the dashed focus, left curve).
  • material modifications with a pitch of 3.5 pm were introduced with the Pharos laser already described above (1030 nm / repetition frequency 1 kHz / average pulse power 980 mW / pulse duration 10 ps / 4 burst pulses).

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L'invention a pour objet de préparer un substrat transparent cassant pour un processus de séparation et de réaliser une ligne de séparation le long de laquelle l'élément peut être séparé sans forces de rupture élevées et le risque associé de formation d'écailles au niveau de l'arête produite. L'invention réalise à cet effet un procédé de préparation d'une séparation d'une pièce à usiner (2), avec lequel est fourni une pièce à usiner (2) qui est transparente pour la lumière d'un rayon laser pulsé (4). Le rayon laser (4) est divisé en au moins deux rayons partiels (41, 42) au moyen d'une optique (6), puis les deux rayons partiels (41, 42) sont dirigés sur la pièce à usiner (2) de telle sorte que ceux-ci sont incidents sur la pièce à usiner (2) sous des angles différents par rapport à la normale de la surface (21) irradiée et se superposent à l'intérieur de la pièce à usiner (2), et les rayons partiels (41, 42) interfèrent l'un avec l'autre de telle sorte qu'il se forme à l'intérieur de la pièce à usiner (2) une succession de maximums d'intensité (45) alignés les uns derrière les autres le long de la zone de chevauchement (43) des rayons partiels (41, 42). L'intensité des maximums d'intensité (45) est élevée au point que le matériau de la pièce à usiner (2) est modifié, de sorte qu'il se forme un arrangement périodique (9) en forme de chaîne de modifications du matériau (8), et la pièce à usiner (2) et les rayons partiels (41, 42) sont déplacés les uns par rapport aux autres de manière à générer une pluralité d'arrangements périodiques (9) en forme de chaîne de modifications du matériau (8) qui se trouvent le long d'un chemin formant une ligne de séparation (11).
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