WO2003106100A1 - レーザ加工装置、レーザ加工温度測定装置、レーザ加工方法及びレーザ加工温度測定方法 - Google Patents
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- Laser processing apparatus laser processing temperature measuring apparatus, laser processing method, and laser processing temperature measuring method
- the present invention relates to a laser processing device, a laser processing temperature measuring device, a laser processing method, and a laser processing temperature measurement useful for measuring a temperature in a processing region when processing such as welding is performed using laser light. Regarding the method.
- Japanese Patent Publication No. 5-4 2 3 3 6 discloses a method for bonding members by laser.
- a second thermoplastic resin member having a property of transmitting laser light is superposed on a first thermoplastic resin member having a property of absorbing a laser beam of a YAG laser.
- the first thermoplastic resin member is irradiated with laser light from the YAG laser through the second thermoplastic resin member, and the first thermoplastic resin member is heated and melted to thereby heat the first thermoplastic resin member and the second thermoplastic resin. Weld the parts together.
- Japanese Patent Application Laid-Open No. 5-2 6 1 5 76 discloses a heat processing apparatus that manages the surface temperature of a workpiece when the workpiece is welded by laser light.
- the light radiated from the surface of the workpiece is divided into a plurality of parts, and the divided lights are transmitted by filters that transmit light of different wavelengths. Then, the surface temperature is detected based on the intensity ratio of light having different wavelengths transmitted through the filter, and the surface temperature of the workpiece is controlled based on the detected surface temperature.
- the welding temperature could not be detected accurately, and the welding temperature could not be managed normally, resulting in poor welding.
- the welding temperature could not be detected accurately, and the welding temperature could not be managed normally, resulting in poor welding.
- the present invention provides a laser processing apparatus, a laser processing temperature measuring apparatus, a laser processing method, and a laser capable of detecting a processing temperature at the time of processing such as welding using laser light with high accuracy. It is an object of the present invention to provide a processing temperature measurement method.
- a laser processing apparatus is a laser processing apparatus for processing a member to be processed by irradiating the member to be processed with laser light, a laser that generates laser light, and a laser An optical means for condensing the laser light generated in step 2 to the heating area, and a wavelength of the fluorescence generated in the optical means by the excitation by the laser light, provided between the member to be processed and the optical means. And a light having a wavelength blocked by the filter when measuring the temperature of the processing region.
- the filter removes in advance the light having the wavelength that is the observation wavelength of the processing temperature measurement, from the fluorescence generated by the optical means, before processing. For this reason, fluorescence having the same wavelength as the observation wavelength generated by the optical means is not emitted from the processing region. Therefore, if light having a wavelength removed by this filter is used in the heat radiated light in the processing region, the optical means The temperature of the processing area can be accurately detected without being affected by noise light caused by fluorescence.
- a laser processing apparatus is a laser processing apparatus that processes a member to be processed by irradiating the member to be processed with laser light, a laser that generates laser light, and a laser
- the observation wavelength of the processing temperature measurement of the fluorescence generated in the first optical means by the coating or the like applied to the second optical means to suppress the reflection loss.
- the light of the wavelength to be removed in advance before processing since the fluorescence having the same wavelength as the observation wavelength generated by the first optical means is not emitted from the processing area, the light having the wavelength removed by the second optical means is used out of the heat radiated in the processing area.
- the filter or the second optical means may be configured to block wavelengths other than the oscillation wavelength of the laser light.
- the laser processing temperature measuring apparatus is a laser processing temperature measuring apparatus that measures the temperature of a processing region when processing is performed by the laser processing device, and is configured to heat from the processing region. It comprises temperature detecting means for detecting temperature based on light having a wavelength blocked by the filter or the second optical means among the radiated light. [0 0 1 3] According to this laser processing temperature apparatus, the temperature detection means generates thermal radiation light that is not mixed with noise light (part or all of fluorescence) generated by the optical means as light of the observation wavelength. Since the machining temperature can be detected using this, the machining temperature can be detected with high accuracy.
- the laser processing method is a laser processing method for processing a member to be processed by irradiating the member to be processed with a laser beam, and a laser beam generation step for generating a laser beam.
- the laser beam generated in the laser beam generation process is processed by the optical system.
- the laser processing method is a laser processing method for processing a member to be processed by irradiating the member to be processed with a laser beam, and a laser light emitting step for generating laser light. And a condensing step of condensing the laser light generated in the laser light generation step in the additional region by the first optical system, and a wavelength of the fluorescence generated in the first optical system by excitation by the laser light in the second optical system.
- a fluorescence blocking step for blocking, and using the light having the wavelength blocked in the fluorescence blocking step when measuring the temperature of the processing region.
- the observation wavelength of the processing temperature measurement of the fluorescence generated in the first optical system due to a coating or the like for suppressing the reflection aperture applied to the second optical system Since the light having a wavelength is previously removed before processing, the temperature of the processing region can be accurately detected based on the heat radiation light that is not mixed with noise light.
- the laser processing temperature measurement method is a laser processing temperature measurement method for measuring the temperature of a processing region when processing is performed by the laser processing method described above. And a temperature detecting step of detecting a temperature based on light having a wavelength blocked in the fluorescence blocking step.
- a laser processing apparatus is a laser processing apparatus for welding resin members together using laser light, a semiconductor laser for generating laser light, a semiconductor laser, and a resin member. And a filter that blocks light having a wavelength that becomes an observation wavelength when measuring the temperature of the welding region among the light generated by the semiconductor laser. The filter is used when measuring the temperature of the welding region. It is characterized by using light with a blocked wavelength.
- the laser processing apparatus is a laser processing apparatus that welds the same grease member using laser light, and is generated by a semiconductor laser that generates laser light and a semiconductor laser. And condensing the laser beam on the welding area, and optical means for blocking light of the wavelength that becomes the observation wavelength when measuring the temperature of the welding area among the light generated by the semiconductor laser. It is characterized in that light having a wavelength blocked by optical means is used for measurement.
- the filter or the optical means may be configured to block light having a wavelength other than the oscillation wavelength of the semiconductor laser. [0 0 2 5] According to this laser processing apparatus, light of a wavelength other than the oscillation wavelength unnecessary for welding is removed before welding from the light generated from the semiconductor laser. Does not include any light other than the oscillation wavelength generated by the semiconductor laser.
- the filter or the optical means may be configured to block light having a wavelength in the range of 110 nm to 2800 nm. .
- the laser processing temperature measurement device is a laser processing temperature measurement device that measures the temperature of a welding region when welding is performed by the laser processing device, and is configured to emit thermal radiation from the welding region. It comprises temperature detection means for detecting temperature based on light having a wavelength blocked by a filter or optical means among the light to be emitted.
- noise light (a part or all of light other than the oscillation wavelength) generated in the semiconductor laser is mixed as the light having the observation wavelength in the temperature detection means. It is possible to detect the welding temperature (processing temperature) using no heat radiation light As a result, the welding temperature can be detected with high accuracy.
- a laser processing method is a laser processing method for welding resin members using laser light, and a laser light generation step for generating laser light with a semiconductor laser; Including a filter process in which light having a wavelength that is the observation wavelength when measuring the temperature of the welding region of the light generated in the laser light generation process is cut off by a filter before welding is performed, and the temperature of the welding region is measured In this case, light having a wavelength blocked by the filter process is used.
- the laser processing method according to the present invention is a laser processing method for welding resin members together using laser light, and a laser light generation step of generating laser light with a semiconductor laser; Of the light generated in the laser light generation process, the light of the wavelength that becomes the observation wavelength when measuring the temperature of the welding area is blocked by an optical system that focuses the laser light generated in the laser light generation process on the welding area. Including a filter step, and using light having a wavelength blocked by the filter step when measuring the temperature of the welding region.
- the laser processing temperature measurement method is a laser processing temperature measurement method for measuring the temperature of a welding region when welding is performed by the laser processing method. And a temperature detecting step of detecting a temperature based on light having a wavelength blocked by the filtering step. [0 0 3 5] According to this laser processing temperature measurement method, the heat radiation light in which the noise light (part or all of the light other than the oscillation wavelength) generated by the semiconductor laser is not mixed as the observation wavelength light. Since the welding temperature can be detected using, the welding temperature can be detected with high accuracy.
- FIG. 1 is an overall configuration diagram of a resin welding apparatus according to first and fourth embodiments of the present invention.
- FIG. 2 is a side view of the semiconductor laser apparatus and the first cut filter of the resin welding apparatus according to the first embodiment.
- FIG. 3 is a diagram showing the relationship between the wavelength and intensity of noise light emitted from the semiconductor laser device.
- FIG. 4 is a diagram showing the relationship between the wavelength of irradiated light and the light transmittance of the resin member when the resin member is irradiated with light.
- FIG. 5 is a diagram showing the relationship between the wavelength and intensity of laser light emitted from the semiconductor laser device, additional light, and heat radiation generated in the welding region.
- FIG. 6 is a diagram showing the relationship between the wavelength and intensity of laser light having an oscillation wavelength emitted from the semiconductor laser device of FIG. 1 and additional light.
- FIG. 7 is a graph showing the relationship between wavelength and transmittance as the characteristics of the first cut filter of FIG.
- FIG. 8 is a diagram showing the relationship between the wavelength and intensity of light after the light emitted from the semiconductor laser device of FIG. 1 has passed through the first cut filter.
- FIG. 9 is a diagram showing the relationship between the wavelength and intensity of light emitted from the welding region of FIG.
- FIG. 10 is a graph showing the relationship between wavelength and transmittance as the characteristics of the second cut filter of FIG.
- Figure 1 1 shows that the light emitted from the welded area in Figure 1 is the second cut fill. It is a figure which shows the relationship between the wavelength and the intensity
- FIG. 12 is an overall configuration diagram of the resin welding apparatus according to the second and fifth embodiments of the present invention.
- FIG. 13 is a side view of the semiconductor laser device and the first cut filter of the resin welding apparatus according to the second embodiment.
- FIG. 14 is an overall configuration diagram of the resin welding apparatus according to the third and sixth embodiments of the present invention.
- FIG. 15 is a side view of the semiconductor laser device of the resin welding apparatus according to the third embodiment.
- FIG. 16 is a graph showing the relationship between wavelength and transmittance as the coating characteristics of the condensing lens of FIG.
- FIG. 17 is a diagram showing the relationship between the wavelength and intensity of light after the light generated by the semiconductor laser device of FIG. 14 passes through the condenser lens.
- FIG. 18 is a diagram showing the relationship between the wavelength and intensity of light emitted from the welded region of FIG.
- FIG. 19 is a diagram showing the relationship between wavelength and transmittance as the characteristics of the bandpass filter of FIG.
- FIG. 20 is a diagram showing the relationship between the wavelength and intensity of light after the light emitted from the welding region in FIG. 14 has passed through the bandpass filter.
- FIG. 21 is a side view of the semiconductor laser device and the first cut filter of the resin welding apparatus according to the fourth embodiment.
- FIG. 22 is a side view of the semiconductor laser device and the first cut filter of the resin welding apparatus according to the fifth embodiment.
- FIG. 23 is a side view of the semiconductor laser device of the resin welding apparatus according to the sixth embodiment.
- noise light is prevented from being mixed into light radiated from the processing region in order to detect the processing temperature when performing various types of processing with a laser with high accuracy.
- the noise light may include fluorescence generated in the optical system for condensing the laser light, and the processing temperature is detected from the fluorescence generated in the optical system.
- the light with the wavelength that is the observation wavelength is removed before processing. Therefore, in the present invention, light having a wavelength that is the observation wavelength is blocked by an optical system (coating or the like) such as a filter or a laser condensing lens.
- the noise light may include light other than the oscillation wavelength generated by the semiconductor laser
- the welding temperature is detected from the light generated by the semiconductor laser.
- the light of the wavelength that becomes the observation wavelength is removed before welding. Therefore, in the present invention, light having a wavelength that is the observation wavelength is blocked by an optical system such as a filter or a condensing lens of a semiconductor laser.
- the present invention is applied to a resin welding apparatus that performs lap welding of resin members using laser light.
- the resin welding apparatus according to the present embodiment includes a semiconductor laser device for emitting laser light and a resin temperature measuring device for detecting the welding temperature of the welding region, and the welding detected by the resin temperature measuring device. The welding temperature is controlled based on the temperature.
- the noise light includes fluorescence generated in an optical system for condensing the laser light.
- the fluorescence generated by the optical means of the semiconductor laser device is cut by the cut filter.
- a direct condensing type is used as the semiconductor laser device.
- a fiber-fault type is used as the semiconductor laser device, and
- a part of the fluorescence is cut by the coating applied to the condensing lens of the semiconductor laser device (direct condensing type).
- the noise light includes light other than the oscillation wavelength generated by the semiconductor laser.
- light other than the oscillation wavelength generated in the semiconductor laser device is cut by the cut filter.
- a direct condensing type is used as the semiconductor laser device.
- a fiber-out type is used as the semiconductor laser device, and in the sixth embodiment, other than the oscillation wavelength by the coating applied to the condensing lens of the semiconductor laser device (direct condensing type). Cut out some of the light.
- FIG. 1 is an overall configuration diagram of a resin welding apparatus 1 A according to the first embodiment.
- the resin welding apparatus 1 A controls the welding temperature within a reference temperature range, and also has an upper resin member UR (for example, acrylic resin) and a lower resin member DR (for example, an object to be welded). , ABS resin).
- the resin welding device 1A consists of a pressure application device 10; a semiconductor laser device 20A; a first cut filter 30; a second cut filter 40; a resin temperature measurement device 50A; and a robot arm device. 60 and a management device 70.
- the upper resin member UR has a property of transmitting the laser beam LB having the oscillation wavelength of the semiconductor laser device 20A.
- the lower resin member DR has a property of absorbing the laser beam LB having the oscillation wavelength of the semiconductor laser device 2OA. Therefore, in the resin welding apparatus 1A, the laser beam emitted from the semiconductor laser apparatus 2 OA LB 1 is transmitted through the upper resin member UR and is welded to the upper resin member UR on the surface of the lower resin member DR. (Welding area) Absorbed by DA. This absorption heats and melts the welding area DA. Furthermore, due to this heat, the surface of the upper resin member UR 7718 Area to be welded (Welding area) UA is heated and melted, and upper resin member UR and lower resin member DR are welded.
- the pressure application device 10 pressurizes the upper resin member UR and the lower resin member DR. This is because if there is a gap between the welding area D A and the welding area UA, even if the welding area DA is heated and melted, the heat is hardly conducted to the welding area UA. As a result, welding defects occur. Therefore, the welding area DA and the welding area UA are pressurized and brought into close contact with the pressurizing device 10.
- the pressure application device 10 includes a base plate 1 1, a holding plate 12, and an adjustment unit 1 3
- the base plate 11 has a lower resin member DR placed on the upper surface thereof, and an upper resin member UR placed on the upper surface of the lower resin member DR.
- the pressing plate 12 is made of a material that transmits the laser beam LB, and is disposed above the base plate 11. Then, the pressing plate 12 presses the lower resin member DR and the upper resin member UR placed on the base plate 11 1. Adjustment section 1 3 and 1 3
- the presser plate 12 is moved in the vertical direction to adjust the distance between the base plate 11 and the presser plate 12.
- the control unit 14 adjusts the control signal for controlling the pressure within the reference pressure range based on the command signal from the management device 70.
- the semiconductor laser device 2 OA will be described with reference to FIG. FIG. 2 is a side view of the semiconductor laser device 20 A and the first cut filter 30.
- the semiconductor laser device 2OA irradiates the welding area DA with the laser beam LB (oscillation wavelength: 81 nm) to heat and melt the upper resin member UR and the lower resin member DR.
- the semiconductor laser device 2 OA includes an apparatus main body 21 and a control unit 22.
- the apparatus main body 21 generates a laser beam LB in response to a control signal from the control unit 22, condenses the generated laser beam LB, and emits it toward the welding area DA.
- the control unit 22 transmits a control signal for controlling the irradiation conditions (intensity, focal diameter, etc.) to the apparatus main body 21 based on the command signal from the management apparatus 70.
- the apparatus main body 21 includes a semiconductor laser 21a, a first collimating lens 2lb, ⁇ circle around (1) ⁇ , a second collimating lens 21c, and a condenser lens 21d.
- the semiconductor laser 2 1 a has plate electrodes 2 1 e and 2 1 f, and a plurality of laser arrays are interposed between the plate electrodes 2 1 e and 2 1 f via heat sinks 2 1 g, A laser array stack is formed by stacking 2 1 h and ⁇ ⁇ .
- Each laser array 2 1 h has a structure in which a plurality of laser light emission points 2 1 i, ⁇ ⁇ ⁇ are arranged in a line, and each laser light emission point 2 1 i, ⁇ ⁇ ⁇ Is emitted.
- the first collimating lens 2 1 b is arranged in front of the laser beam LB in the emission direction and parallel to the laser array 21 h with respect to the laser array 21 h. Is provided.
- the second collimating lens 2 1 c is the first collimating lens 2 1 b, ⁇ ⁇ 'in front of the laser beam LB emission direction and the laser array 2 1 h, ⁇ ' stacking direction Laser light emission points 2 1 i, ⁇ 'arranged in a row in parallel to the laser beam emission points 2 li, ⁇ ⁇ ' in the stacking direction of the laser array 2 1 h, ⁇ ⁇ ' Provided.
- the second collimating lens 21 c is a columnar convex lens and collects the laser light LB emitted from each laser light emission point 21 i in the longitudinal direction of the laser array 21 h.
- the condensing lens 21 d is arranged in front of the second collimating lens 21 c in the emission direction of the laser beam LB.
- the condensing lens 21 1 d has a predetermined focal length and condenses the parallel light at the focal point (welding area DA).
- a voltage is generated between the plate-like electrodes 2 1 e and 2 1 f based on the control signal of the control unit 2 2, and each laser beam is generated in accordance with this voltage.
- the laser beam LB is emitted from the emission point 2 1 i.
- the laser light LB emitted from each laser light emission point 2 1 i is converted into parallel light with respect to the short direction of the laser array 21 h by the first collimating lens 2 1 b, 2 Collimate lens 2 1 c Makes light parallel to the longitudinal direction of laser array 2 1 h.
- the parallel laser beam LB is focused on the welding area DA by the condenser lens 2 1 d.
- the semiconductor laser device 2 OA is a high-power laser device that emits the laser beam LB from the multiple laser beam emission points 21 i and collects the multiple laser beams LB. is there.
- the semiconductor laser device 2 O A is a direct condensing type that condenses the laser beam LB by the device main body 21 and directly emits it to the welding region DA. Further, in the semiconductor laser device 2 O A, the vertical position of the device main body 21 can be moved by the robot arm device 60, and the focal position of the laser beam LB is adjusted. In addition, the semiconductor laser device 2 O A can be moved in the horizontal direction by the robot arm device 60, and the welding speed and welding position can be adjusted.
- FIG. 3 is a diagram showing the relationship between the wavelength and intensity of additional light (here, fluorescence) emitted from the semiconductor laser device.
- additional light in the drawings and description means light other than the oscillation wavelength of the semiconductor laser among the light generated in the semiconductor laser device.
- the semiconductor laser device is configured to emit laser light having a single oscillation wavelength (for example, 8 10 nm). As a result of repeated experiments, it was found that the semiconductor laser device also emits additional light.
- the horizontal axis represents the wavelength
- the vertical axis represents the light intensity
- Fig 3 As can be seen, the semiconductor laser device emits additional light (infrared light) from 1300 nm to 2100 nm, which is longer than the oscillation wavelength, regardless of the oscillation wavelength.
- the intensity of this additional light increases rapidly from around 1300 nm to around 1400 nm, and gradually decreases from around 1400 nm.
- the intensity of this additional light is at least six orders of magnitude smaller than the laser light of the oscillation wavelength.
- One of the causes of additional light emitted from the semiconductor laser device is the generation of fluorescence in the optical means of the semiconductor laser device such as the first collimating lens, the second collimating lens, and the condenser lens. is there. This is because these optical means absorb the laser beam emitted from the semiconductor laser and are excited to generate fluorescence having a wavelength longer than the oscillation wavelength of the laser beam.
- the semiconductor laser device 20 A emits laser light LB having an oscillation wavelength (8 10 ⁇ m) as shown in FIG. 6 and fluorescence that is additional light.
- Fig. 6 is a diagram showing the relationship between the wavelength and intensity of laser light of an oscillation wavelength emitted from a semiconductor laser device and additional light (here, fluorescence). The horizontal axis represents the light wavelength, and the vertical axis represents the light. It is strength. [0 0 8 2] The characteristics of the resin member will also be described with reference to FIG.
- FIG. 4 is a diagram showing the relationship between the wavelength of the irradiated light and the light transmittance of the resin member when the resin member is irradiated with light.
- the horizontal axis represents the wavelength of light applied to the resin member, and the vertical axis represents the light transmittance of the resin member.
- ABS resin white
- polychlorinated bur transparent
- polyethylene It shows the characteristics of five resin components: phthalate (transparent), polycarbonate (transparent), and acrylic resin (transparent).
- phthalate transparent
- polycarbonate transparent
- acrylic resin transparent
- all of the five resin members hardly transmit light having a wavelength longer than 2800 nm. Therefore, when detecting the welding temperature by overlap welding, the radiation thermometer detects the welding temperature using the thermal radiation that has passed through the upper resin member, so thermal radiation with a wavelength longer than 2800 nm is used. Cannot be used.
- the welding temperature is 2 0 0 to 4 0 0 Therefore, it is necessary to use thermal radiation with a wavelength longer than 110 nm in order to detect the welding temperature from low-temperature thermal radiation of about 2 ° 0 ° C using a radiation thermometer. Therefore, when the welding temperature is detected by lap welding, the radiation thermometer must use a wavelength in the range of 1100 nm to 2800 nm as the observation wavelength.
- FIG. 5 is a diagram showing the relationship between the wavelength and intensity of laser light emitted from the semiconductor laser device, additional light (here, fluorescence), and heat radiation generated in the welded region.
- the horizontal axis is the wavelength of light
- the vertical axis is the intensity of the light.
- the laser light of the oscillation wavelength (8 10 nm), the additional light, the fluorescence, and the heat radiation Each characteristic is shown.
- fluorescence and heat radiation overlap in the wavelength range from 1400 nm to 2100 nm as their output characteristics.
- the intensity of fluorescence is at least six orders of magnitude smaller than the laser light having the oscillation wavelength.
- the intensity of the heat radiation light is also small and is strong enough to be affected by fluorescence.
- the wavelength in the range of 1100 nm to 2800 nm is used as the observation wavelength of the radiation thermometer as described above. Therefore, conventionally, when the welding temperature is detected with a radiation thermometer in the lap welding of resin members, fluorescence, which is additional light emitted from the semiconductor laser device, becomes noise light even for thermal radiation light. It is thought that the welding temperature could not be detected accurately from the heat radiation.
- FIG. 7 is a graph showing the relationship between wavelength and transmittance as the characteristics of the first cut filter 30.
- FIG. 8 is a diagram illustrating the relationship between the wavelength and intensity of light after the light emitted from the semiconductor laser device 2 OA has passed through the first cut filter 30.
- the first cut filter 30 is a filter that blocks all the fluorescent FB emitted from the semiconductor laser device 2OA before welding.
- the horizontal axis represents the wavelength
- the vertical axis represents the transmittance.
- the transmission characteristic (solid line) of the first cut filter 30 is shown in the graph.
- the first cut filter 30 reliably transmits the laser beam LB having an oscillation wavelength of 8,10 nm, and from 1200 nm in order to block the additional light, fluorescence FB. It has the characteristic of transmitting light of short wavelength (that is, it has the characteristic of blocking all noise light).
- the horizontal axis represents the light wavelength and the vertical axis represents the light intensity.
- the first cut filter 30 is provided between the apparatus main body 21 of the semiconductor laser apparatus 20A and the upper resin member UR and at a position where the laser light LB and the fluorescent light FB pass, and as the apparatus main body 21 moves. Are configured to move. In this moving configuration, the robot arm device 60 may be configured to move together with the device main body 21.
- the role of the first cut filter 30 may be to block a wavelength in a partial range or the entire range of the fluorescent FB emitted from the semiconductor laser device 2OA before welding. Therefore, as the arrangement of the first cut filter 30, in addition to the semiconductor laser device 2 OA and a separate arrangement outside, the first cut filter 30 is welded by an optical means that generates a wavelength in a partial range or the entire range of the fluorescent FB. In the areas DA and UA, the semiconductor laser device 2 may be placed inside the OA.
- the first cut filter 3 In the arrangement of 0, it is desirable that the laser beam LB is arranged at a location where the light beam of the laser beam LB spreads (location where the energy density is low). This is because the semiconductor laser device 2 OA has a high output, so that the energy density is high at the spot where the laser beam LB is focused, and the first cut filter 30 is damaged by heat.
- FIG. 9 is a graph showing the relationship between the wavelength and intensity of light emitted from the welding areas DA and UA.
- FIG. 10 is a graph showing the relationship between wavelength and transmittance as the characteristic of the second cut filter.
- FIG. 11 is a diagram showing the relationship between the wavelength and intensity of light after the light emitted from the welding areas DA and U A has passed through the second cut filter 40.
- the second cut filter 40 is a filter that blocks laser light LB having an oscillation wavelength emitted from the semiconductor laser device 20A out of light emitted from the welding areas DA and UA.
- Figure 9 shows the light emitted from the welding areas DA and UA, with the horizontal axis representing the light wavelength and the vertical axis representing the light intensity.
- the laser beam LB having the oscillation wavelength emitted from the semiconductor laser device 2 OA is reflected and the thermal radiation RB is generated.
- the laser beam LB having an oscillation wavelength from the welding areas DA and UA becomes noise when detecting the welding temperature of the welding areas DA and UA. Therefore, as shown in FIG. 10, the second cut filter 40 reliably transmits the heat radiation light RB and blocks the laser light LB having an oscillation wavelength of 8 10 nm. It has the property of transmitting light.
- the horizontal axis is the wavelength of light and the vertical axis is the intensity of light.
- the second cut filter 40 is provided between the upper resin member UR and the condensing part 51 of the resin temperature measuring device 5OA, and is configured to move with the movement of the welding position.
- the robot arm device 60 is configured to move together with the device body 21 of the semiconductor laser device 2 OA. Also good.
- the resin temperature measuring device 50A is a radiation thermometer that measures the welding temperature using the heat radiation light RB from the welding areas DA and UA.
- the resin temperature measurement device 5 OA may be a monochromatic radiation thermometer that detects the temperature based on light of a single observation wavelength (for example, 1800 nm) of the thermal radiation RB, or the thermal radiation light RB Of these, a multicolor radiation thermometer that detects temperature based on light of multiple observation wavelengths (for example, two wavelengths of 1800 nm and 2000 nm) may be used.
- the resin temperature measuring device 50A includes a condensing unit 51, an optical fiber 52, and a temperature detecting unit 53.
- the condensing unit 51 condenses the heat radiation RB that has passed through the second cut filter 40 from the welding areas DA and UA.
- the condensing part 51 is provided at a position where the heat radiation RB can be reliably received, and is configured to move along with the movement of the welding position.
- the robot arm device 60 may be configured to move together with the device main body 21 of the semiconductor laser device 2 OA.
- the optical fiber 52 transmits the heat radiation light RB collected by the light collecting unit 51 to the temperature detecting unit 53.
- the resin temperature measuring device 5 OA also has a function of detecting the welding position.
- the temperature detection unit 53 converts the condensed heat radiation light RB transmitted through the optical fiber 52 into collimated light, and then extracts light of one or more observation wavelengths from the collimated light. Then, the temperature detector 53 condenses the light of each observation wavelength and makes it incident on the infrared detector, and the infrared detector converts the light of each observation wavelength into an electrical signal by photoelectric conversion. Further, the temperature detection unit 53 calculates the welding temperature based on the electrical signals at the respective observation wavelengths.
- the robot arm device 60 is a device that controls the focal position, welding position, welding speed, and the like of the laser beam LB, and moves the device main body 21 of the semiconductor laser device 2OA three-dimensionally. Furthermore, the robot arm device 60 is connected to the first cut filter 3
- the robot arm device 60 includes a tip portion 61, an arm portion 62, and a control portion 63.
- the tip 6 1 is attached to the device main body 2 1 and, if necessary, the first cut filter 30, the fourth cut filter 40, and the light collecting unit 51, and the device main body 2 according to the operation of the arm 6 2. Move 1 etc. in 3 dimensions.
- the arm part 62 is a multi-joint arm that three-dimensionally moves the tip part 61 according to a control signal from the control part 63.
- the control unit 63 transmits a control signal for moving the tip portion 61 to the arm unit 62 based on a command signal from the management device 70.
- the management device 70 is a device that comprehensively manages the resin welding device 1A, and includes a control unit 14 of the pressure application device 10 and a control unit 2 2 of the semiconductor laser device 20A.
- the resin temperature measuring device 50 A is connected to the temperature detecting unit 53 of the 50 A and the control unit 63 of the robot arm device 60.
- the management device 70 based on the welding temperature detected by the resin temperature measuring device 50 A, the irradiation conditions (intensities) of the semiconductor laser device 20 A are adjusted so that the welding temperature falls within the reference temperature range. , Focus diameter, etc.), laser beam LB focus position, welding speed, etc. are controlled. For this purpose, the management device 70 receives a signal indicating the welding temperature detected from the temperature detection unit 53 and transmits a command signal to the control unit 22 and the control unit 63. Further, in the management device 70, based on the detected pressure between the upper resin member UR and the lower resin member DR from the pressure sensor (not shown), the pressure application device is set so that the pressure falls within the reference pressure range. 1 0 adjuster 1 3 is controlled. For this purpose, the management device 70 receives a signal indicating the pressure detected from a pressure sensor (not shown) and transmits a command signal to the control unit 14.
- the management device 70 stores the relationship between the resin members UR, DR and the reference temperature range in a number of combinations, and the reference temperature depends on the two resin members UR, DR to be welded. Set the range.
- the reference temperature range is set within a range not less than the melting temperature and not more than the decomposition temperature of the upper resin member UR and the lower resin member DR.
- the management device 70 stores the relationship between the resin members UR, DR in many combinations and the reference pressure temperature range, and sets the reference pressure range according to the two resin members UR, DR to be welded. . Further, the management device 70 stores the relationship between the resin members UR and DR and the welding temperature and pressure during welding.
- the management device 70 reflects the welding temperature and pressure at the time of welding failure and the welding temperature and pressure data at the time of good welding to the reference temperature range, the reference pressure range, irradiation conditions, etc.
- the weld defect rate is further improved.
- the lower resin member DR and the upper resin member UR are overlapped with each other and set at a predetermined position on the base plate 11. Then, in the resin welding apparatus 1 A, pressure is applied between the lower resin member DR and the upper resin member UR by the pressure application apparatus 10 based on a command from the management apparatus 70. Further, in the resin welding apparatus 1A, based on a command from the management apparatus 70, the robot arm apparatus 60 moves the apparatus main body 21 of the semiconductor laser apparatus 2OA to the initial position. Then, the resin welding apparatus 1 A emits the laser beam LB from the semiconductor laser apparatus 2 OA based on a command from the management apparatus 70 so that the welding temperature falls within the reference temperature range.
- the semiconductor laser device 2OA emits not only the laser beam LB having the oscillation wavelength but also the fluorescent FB generated by the first collimating lens 21b, the second collimating lens 21c, and the condensing lens 21d. Yes (see Figure 6).
- This fluorescent FB is blocked by the first cut filter 30. Therefore, only the laser beam LB having the oscillation wavelength transmitted through the first cut filter 30, the pressing plate 12, and the upper resin member UR reaches the welding region DA of the lower resin member DR (see FIG. 8).
- the laser beam LB When the laser beam LB reaches the welding area DA, the laser beam LB is absorbed by the welding area DA, and the welding area DA is heated and melted. Furthermore, this heat causes the welding area UA of the upper resin member UR to be heated and melted, and the upper resin member UR and the lower resin portion are heated and melted. The material DR is welded. At this time, in the welding areas DA and UA, thermal radiation RB is generated and a part of the laser beam LB is reflected (see Fig. 9).
- the resin temperature measuring device 5 OA detects a highly accurate and stable welding temperature based only on the heat radiation light RB. Based on the highly accurate welding temperature, the management device 70 determines the irradiation conditions (intensity, focal diameter, etc.) of the semiconductor laser device 2 OA, the focal position of the laser beam LB by the robot arm device 60, the welding speed, etc. Control. In addition, the management device 70 controls the pressure between the resin members DR and UR by the pressure application device 10 based on the pressure detected by a pressure sensor (not shown).
- the laser beam LB is emitted according to the controlled irradiation condition, focal position, welding speed, pressure, and the like, and pressure is applied between the resin members DR and UR to change the welding position.
- Stable welding is performed at a pressure within the standard pressure range and at a welding temperature within the standard temperature range.
- the fluorescent FB generated by the optical means that becomes noise light when detecting the welding temperature before being incident on the welding area DA is the first. Since it is reliably removed by the cut filter 30, the welding temperature can be detected with high accuracy by the resin temperature measuring device 5OA. Therefore, with the resin welding device 1A, stable welding temperature can be managed, and the welding defect rate is reduced. Further, according to the resin welding apparatus 1A, the detection accuracy of the welding temperature can be improved with a simple configuration in which the first cut filter 30 is added to the conventional configuration.
- FIG. 12 is an overall configuration diagram of a resin welding apparatus 1 B according to the second embodiment.
- the same components as those of the resin welding apparatus 1A according to the first embodiment are denoted by the same reference numerals, and the description thereof is omitted.
- Resin welding equipment 1B is a device that controls the welding temperature within the reference temperature range and performs lap welding while pressing the upper resin member UR and the lower resin member DR that are to be welded. It is.
- the resin welding apparatus 1B includes a pressure applying device 10, a semiconductor laser device 20B, a first cut filter 30, a second cut filter 40, a resin temperature measuring device 50A, a robot arm device 60, and a management device 70. ing.
- the resin welding apparatus 1 B differs from the resin welding apparatus 1 A according to the first embodiment only in that the configuration of the semiconductor laser apparatus 20 B is a fiber-out type.
- FIG. 13 is a side view of the semiconductor laser device 20 B and the first cut filter 30.
- the semiconductor laser device 20B irradiates the welding region DA with the laser beam LB (oscillation wavelength: 810 nm) to heat and melt the upper resin member UR and the lower resin member DR.
- the semiconductor laser device 20 B includes a device main body 23, an optical fiber 24, an emission unit 25, and a control unit 22.
- the apparatus body 23 generates laser light LB in accordance with a control signal from the control unit 22, condenses the generated laser light LB, and emits it to the optical fiber 24.
- the optical fiber 24 transmits the laser beam LB from the apparatus main body 23 to the emission unit 25.
- the emission unit 25 collects the laser beam LB transmitted through the optical fiber 24 and emits the laser beam LB toward the welding region DA.
- the control unit 22 transmits a control signal for controlling the irradiation conditions (intensity, focal diameter, etc.) to the apparatus body 23 based on the command signal from the management device 70.
- the device main body 23 is the same as the device main body 21 according to the first embodiment. , A semiconductor laser 21a, a first collimating lens 2lb,..., A second collimating lens 21c, and a condenser lens 21d. Then, in the apparatus main body 23, similarly to the apparatus main body 21, the laser light LB is emitted from each laser light emission point 21i, and the laser light LB is emitted from the first collimating lens 21b and the second collimating lens 21c. Condensed by the condenser lens 21d. Accordingly, the apparatus main body 23 does not emit the laser beam LB toward the welding area DA as in the apparatus main body 21, but makes the collected laser beam LB enter the optical fiber 24.
- the emitting unit 25 includes a collimating lens 25a and a condensing lens 25b.
- the collimating lens 25 a is arranged perpendicular to the emission direction of the laser beam LB transmitted through the optical fiber 24. And the collimating lens 25a
- the laser beam LB transmitted through the optical fiber 24 is converted into parallel light.
- the condenser lens 25 b is arranged in front of the collimating lens 25 a in the emission direction of the laser beam LB and in parallel with the collimating lens 25 a.
- the condensing lens 25b has a predetermined focal length and condenses the parallel light at the focal point (welding area DA).
- the collimating lens 25a and the condensing lens of the emitting unit 25 are used.
- the semiconductor laser device 20B is a high-power laser device that emits the laser beam LB from the multiple laser beam emission points 21i and collects the multiple laser beam LB.
- the semiconductor laser device 20 B is a fiber-out type in which the laser beam LB is collected by the device body 23, the collected laser beam LB is transmitted through the optical fiber 24 , and is emitted from the emission unit 25 to the welding area DA. is there. Further, in the semiconductor laser device 20B, the vertical position of the emission unit 25 is movable by the robot arm device 60, and the focal position of the laser beam LB is adjusted. Further, in the semiconductor laser device 20 B, the position of the emitting unit 25 in the horizontal direction is movable by the robot arm device 60, and the welding speed and the welding position are adjusted.
- the first cut filter 30 is the emitting part 2 of the semiconductor laser device 20B. 5 and the upper resin member UR are provided at a position where the laser light LB and the fluorescent light FB which is additional light pass, and are moved in accordance with the movement of the emitting portion 25 of the semiconductor laser device 20 B. It is configured. As described above, the role of the first cut filter 30 may be to cut off the wavelength in a partial range or the entire range of the fluorescent FB emitted from the semiconductor laser device 2OB before welding. Therefore, the first cut filter 30 can be arranged in a welding region by an optical means that generates a wavelength in a partial range or the entire range of the fluorescent FB, in addition to arranging the first cut filter 30 separately from the semiconductor laser device 20B. On the DA and UA side, they may be placed inside the semiconductor laser device 20B.
- the lower resin member DR and the upper resin member UR are overlapped and set at a predetermined position on the base plate 11. Then, in the resin welding apparatus 1 B, pressure is applied between the lower resin member DR and the upper resin member UR by the pressure application device 10 based on a command from the management device 70. Further, in the resin welding apparatus 1 B, based on the command from the management apparatus 70, the output part 25 of the semiconductor laser apparatus 20 B is moved to the initial position by the ropot arm apparatus 60. Then, the resin welding apparatus 1 B emits the laser beam LB from the semiconductor laser apparatus 20 B so that the welding temperature falls within the reference temperature range based on a command from the management apparatus 70.
- the laser beam LB generated and condensed in the device body 23 is incident on the optical fiber 24. Then, in the semiconductor laser device 20 B, the laser light LB is transmitted to the emission unit 25 through the optical fiber 24, condensed at the emission unit 25, and emitted from the laser beam LB.
- the resin welding apparatus 1B operates in the same manner as the resin welding apparatus 1A according to the first embodiment. Is omitted.
- the first 1 Fluorescent FB is generated not only in the collimating lens 2 lb, the second collimating lens 21 c and the condenser lens 21 d but also in the collimating lens 25 a and the condenser lens 25 b of the light emitting section 25.
- the FB is also emitted from the emission unit 25.
- the apparatus in the semiconductor laser apparatus 20B Since the emission part 25 is configured separately from the main body 23, the space for emitting the laser beam LB can be saved.
- FIG. 14 is an overall configuration diagram of a resin welding apparatus 1 C according to the third embodiment.
- the same components as those of the resin welding apparatus 1A according to the first embodiment are denoted by the same reference numerals, and the description thereof is omitted.
- the resin welding apparatus 1C is an apparatus for controlling the welding temperature within the reference temperature range and performing lap welding while pressurizing the upper resin member UR to be welded and the lower resin member DR.
- the resin welding apparatus 1 C includes a pressure application device 10, a semiconductor laser device 20 C, a resin temperature measurement device 50 C, a robot arm device 60, and a management device 70.
- the resin welding apparatus 1C does not cut off the fluorescent FB using the first cut filter 30 with respect to the resin welding apparatus 1A according to the first embodiment. The difference is that the light of some wavelengths of the fluorescent FB is blocked by the coating applied to the means.
- FIG. 15 is a side view of the semiconductor laser device 20 C.
- FIG. 16 is a graph showing the relationship between wavelength and transmittance as the characteristic of the coating 26 b of the condenser lens 26 a .
- FIG. 17 is a diagram showing the relationship between the wavelength and intensity of light after the light generated by the semiconductor laser device 20 C passes through the condenser lens 26 a.
- the semiconductor laser device 20C irradiates the welding area DA with the laser beam LB (oscillation wavelength: 81 nm) to heat and melt the upper resin member UR and the lower resin member DR.
- the semiconductor laser device 20 C includes a device main body 26 and a control unit 22.
- the apparatus body 26 generates a laser beam LB in accordance with a control signal from the control unit 22, condenses the generated laser beam LB, and emits it toward the welding area DA.
- the control unit 22 transmits a control signal for controlling the irradiation conditions (intensity, focal diameter, etc.) to the apparatus main body 26 based on the command signal from the management apparatus 70.
- the apparatus body 26 includes a semiconductor laser 21a, a first collimating lens 2lb, ..., a second collimating lens 21c, and a condenser lens 26a.
- the first collimating lens 21b and the second collimating lens 21c are first optical means for condensing the laser beam LB generated by the semiconductor laser 21a on the welding area DA, and the condensing lens 26a is This is a second optical means for blocking a wavelength in a partial range of the fluorescence FB generated in the first optical means by the excitation of the laser beam LB.
- the condenser lens 26a is disposed in front of the second collimating lens 21c in the emission direction of the laser beam LB.
- the condenser lens 26a has a predetermined focal length, and condenses the parallel light at the focal point (welding area DA).
- the condenser lens 26 a is provided with an anti-reflection coating 26 b adapted to the oscillation wavelength of the laser beam LB on the lens surface in order to suppress reflection loss. Since this coating 26 b is not a coating that takes into account the wavelength range other than the oscillation wavelength of the laser beam LB, one of the fluorescent FBs generated by the first collimating lens 21 b and the second collimating lens 21 c.
- the horizontal axis is the wavelength of light and the vertical axis is the light transmittance, which shows the transmission characteristics (solid line) of coating 26b.
- the coating 26b reliably transmits the laser beam LB having an oscillation wavelength of 810 nm, It has the property of blocking the FB I light (hereinafter referred to as coating blocking fluorescence) in a part of the wavelength range (1600 nm to 1 900 ⁇ m) of the fluorescent FB, which is additional light.
- the fluorescent lens FB is also generated by the condenser lens 26a
- the wavelength range of the fluorescent lens FB generated by the condenser lens 26a may not be used as the observation wavelength in the resin temperature measuring device 50C.
- the condensing lens 26 a is configured to have the coating 26 b.
- the second collimating lens 21 c is provided with a coating that has a characteristic of blocking the wavelength of a part of the fluorescent FB generated in the first collimating lens 21 b. May be applied.
- a voltage is generated between the plate-like electrodes 21e and 21f based on the control signal of the control unit 22 and the like, and from each laser light emission point 2 1 i according to this voltage.
- Laser beam LB is emitted.
- Collimate lens 2 1 c makes the light parallel to the longitudinal direction of the laser array 21 h.
- the laser beam LB that has become parallel light is collected in the welding area DA by the condenser lens 26a.
- the device 26 does not emit the light FB 1 in the wavelength range of 1600 nm to 1 900 nm. Therefore, in the resin temperature measuring apparatus 50 C, when the wavelength range from 1 600 nm to 1 900 nm is set as the observation wavelength, noise light is not mixed with the heat radiation light RB.
- the resin temperature measuring device 50C will be described with reference to FIG. 18, FIG. 19 and FIG.
- FIG. 18 is a diagram showing the relationship between the wavelength and intensity of light emitted from the welding areas DA and UA.
- FIG. 19 is a diagram showing the relationship between wavelength and transmittance as the characteristics of the bandpass filter 54a.
- FIG. 20 is a diagram showing the relationship between the wavelength and intensity of light after the light emitted from the welding areas DA and UA has passed through the bandpass filter 54a.
- the resin temperature layer measuring device 50C is a radiation thermometer that measures the welding temperature using the thermal radiation RB from the welding areas DA and UA.
- the resin temperature measuring device 50 C may be a monochromatic radiation thermometer that detects the temperature based on light of a single observation wavelength in the thermal radiation RB, or a plurality of observation wavelengths of the thermal radiation RB. It may be a multicolor radiation thermometer that detects the temperature based on the light.
- the resin temperature measuring device 50 C has a limited observation wavelength range, and it is 1 600 nm to 1 90 0 nm blocked by the coating 26 b applied to the condenser lens 26 a of the semiconductor laser device 20 C. The configuration is limited to the wavelength range.
- the resin temperature measuring device 50C includes a condensing unit 51, an optical fiber 52, and a temperature detecting unit 54.
- the temperature detection unit 54 is configured differently from the resin temperature measurement device 50C according to the first embodiment, and therefore only the temperature detection unit 54 will be described.
- the horizontal axis represents the wavelength of light and the vertical axis represents the light intensity, and shows the light emitted from the welding areas DA and UA.
- a part of the laser light LB having the oscillation wavelength emitted from the semiconductor laser device 20 C and a part of the fluorescence FB 2 transmitted through the coating are reflected. Thermal radiation RB is generated.
- the temperature detection unit 54 removes the laser light LB having the oscillation wavelength and the fluorescent light FB 2 transmitted through the coating.
- the temperature detection unit 54 includes a band-pass filter 54a.
- the band-pass filter 54 a is provided at a position for receiving the light transmitted through the optical fiber 52, and coating 26 of the semiconductor laser device 20 C among the light emitted from the welding areas DA and UA transmitted through the optical fiber 52.
- the non-pass filter 54a is slightly longer than the wavelength range (1600 nm to 1900 ⁇ m) blocked by the coating 26b, and shorter wavelength range on the longer wavelength side.
- Heat radiation light (hereinafter referred to as heat radiation light transmitted through a band-pass filter)
- the band-pass filter 54a having such characteristics, as shown in FIG. 20, 1600 ⁇ ! ⁇ 1
- Thermal radiation RB 1 that is slightly longer than 900 nm and shorter in the shorter wavelength range and longer in the longer wavelength side passes through.
- the horizontal axis is the wavelength of light and the vertical axis is the intensity of light.
- the temperature detection unit 54 After passing through the bandpass filter 54a, the temperature detection unit 54 converts the thermal radiation light RB1 transmitted through the bandpass filter into collimated light, and then uses one or more of the collimated light. Extract light at the observation wavelength. This observation wavelength is set to a wavelength within the wavelength range that transmits the band-pass filter 54a. Then, the temperature detector 54 collects light of each observation wavelength and makes it incident on an infrared detector, and the infrared detector converts the light of each observation wavelength into an electrical signal by photoelectric conversion. Furthermore, the temperature detection unit 54 calculates the welding temperature based on the electrical signals at the respective observation wavelengths.
- the lower resin member DR and the upper resin member UR are overlapped and set at a predetermined position of the base plate 11. Then, in the resin welding device 1 C, based on the command from the control device 70, the pressure application device 1 Apply pressure to the side resin member UR. Further, in the resin welding apparatus 1 C, based on a command from the management apparatus 70, the robot arm 60 moves the apparatus main body 26 of the semiconductor laser apparatus 20 C to the initial position. Then, in the resin welding apparatus 1 C, based on a command from the management apparatus 70, the laser beam LB is emitted from the semiconductor laser apparatus 20 C so that the welding temperature falls within the reference temperature range.
- the semiconductor laser device 20C not only the laser light LB having the oscillation wavelength but also the fluorescent FB generated by the first collimating lens 21b, the second collimating lens 21c, and the collecting lens 26a are generated. ing. However, in the semiconductor laser device 20 C, the light FB 1 in the wavelength range of the portion of the fluorescent FB is blocked by the coating 26 b of the condenser lens 26 a. Therefore, the laser beam LB having the oscillation wavelength transmitted through the coating 26 b, the holding plate 12 and the upper resin member UR and the fluorescent light FB 2 transmitted through the coating reach the welding area DA of the lower resin member DR (see FIG. 17). ).
- the laser beam LB When the laser beam LB reaches the welding region DA, the laser beam LB is absorbed by the welding region DA, and the welding region DA is heated and melted. Further, this heat heats and melts the welding region UA of the upper resin member UR, and the upper resin member UR and the lower resin member DR are welded. At this time, in the welding areas DA and UA, the heat radiation RB is generated and the laser beam LB and a part of the fluorescent FB 2 transmitted through the coating are reflected (see FIG. 18).
- the heat radiation light RB, the laser light LB, and the fluorescent light FB2 transmitted through the coating reach the condensing unit 51 and are transmitted to the temperature detection unit 54 through the optical fiber 52.
- the band-pass filter 54a blocks the laser beam LB, the fluorescent FB 2 transmitted through the coating, and a part of the thermal radiation RB, and transmits only the thermal radiation RB 1 transmitted through the band-pass filter. That is, the light that becomes noise is removed by the band-pass filter 54 a.
- the management device 70 Based on the radiant light R B 1 only, a highly accurate and stable welding temperature is detected. Then, based on the welding temperature with high accuracy, in the management device 70, the irradiation conditions (intensity, focal diameter, etc.) of the semiconductor laser device 20C, the focal position of the laser beam LB by the robot arm device 60, welding speed Etc. are controlled. Further, the management device 70 controls the pressure between the resin members D R and UR by the pressure application device 10 based on the pressure detected by a pressure sensor (not shown). In the resin welding apparatus 1C, the laser beam LB is emitted according to the controlled irradiation condition, focal position, welding speed and pressure, and the pressure is applied between the resin members DR and UR. Stable welding is performed at a pressure within the pressure range and at a welding temperature within the reference temperature range.
- the light is generated by the first optical means that becomes noise light when detecting the welding temperature before entering the welding area DA. Since removing the light of some wavelength range of fluorescence FB in coatings 2 6 b which is applied to the condenser lens 2 6 a, to detect the welding temperature at the resin temperature measuring device 5 0 C with high precision it can. Therefore, with the resin welding device 1 C, the welding temperature control is stable and the welding defect rate is reduced. In addition, according to the resin welding apparatus 1C, a part of the light of the fluorescent FB is blocked by the coating 26b that is normally applied to the optical means of the semiconductor laser apparatus 20C. No filter is required. Therefore, the resin welding apparatus 1 C can improve the detection accuracy of the welding temperature at a low cost.
- the resin welding apparatus 1D according to the fourth embodiment since the resin welding apparatus 1D according to the fourth embodiment has the same configuration as the resin welding apparatus 1A according to the first embodiment, the description thereof is omitted. However, as shown in FIG. 21, the resin welding apparatus 1 D according to the fourth embodiment uses the first cut filter 30 to transmit light AB other than the oscillation wavelength emitted by the semiconductor laser 21 a itself. It is different from the resin welding apparatus 1 A according to the first embodiment in that it is blocked (that is, If the “fluorescence FB” in the description of the first embodiment is considered as “light AB other than the oscillation wavelength”, it is almost equivalent to the fourth embodiment).
- the reason for this is that one of the causes of additional light emitted from the semiconductor laser device (outside the light generated by the semiconductor laser device, other than the oscillation wavelength of the semiconductor laser) is emitted from the semiconductor laser itself. This is because there is generation of light other than the oscillation wavelength.
- laser light is generated from many laser light emission points, and it is considered that laser light having various wavelengths is generated.
- light may be emitted from an impurity level or a defect level inside the semiconductor. That is, since the semiconductor laser for welding has high output, the resonator has a size of, for example, length l / m and width 100 im.
- the laser power density is lMWZcm 2 or more. With such a laser power density, light other than the oscillation wavelength may be generated from the impurity level or defect level inside the semiconductor constituting the resonator.
- FIG. 6 is a diagram showing the relationship between the wavelength and intensity of laser light having an oscillation wavelength emitted from the semiconductor laser device and additional light (here, light other than the oscillation wavelength from the semiconductor laser itself).
- the axis is the wavelength of light
- the vertical axis is the intensity of light. Therefore, “additional light” in FIGS. 5 and 7 becomes “light other than the oscillation wavelength” in the fourth embodiment.
- the role of the first cut filter 30 according to the fourth embodiment is to block light AB other than the oscillation wavelength emitted from the semiconductor laser device 2OA before welding. Therefore, the first cut filter 30 may be disposed inside the semiconductor laser device 20 A in addition to the semiconductor laser device 2 OA and the outer surface separately from the semiconductor laser device 2 OA.
- the first collimating lens 21 b and the second collimating lens It may be arranged between the first lens 21 c and between the second collimating lens 21 c and the condenser lens 21 d.
- the lower resin member DR and the upper resin member UR are overlapped and set at a predetermined position on the base plate 11. Then, in the resin welding apparatus 1D, pressure is applied between the lower resin member DR and the upper resin member UR by the pressure application apparatus 10 based on a command from the management apparatus 70. Further, in the resin welding apparatus 1D, based on a command from the management apparatus 70, the robot arm apparatus 60 moves the apparatus main body 21 of the semiconductor laser apparatus 2OA to the initial position. Then, in the resin welding apparatus 1D, based on a command from the management apparatus 70, the laser beam LB is emitted from the semiconductor laser apparatus 2OA so that the welding temperature falls within the reference temperature range.
- the semiconductor laser device 2OA emits not only the laser beam LB having the oscillation wavelength but also the light AB other than the oscillation wavelength (see Fig. 6). However, light AB other than this oscillation wavelength is blocked by the first cut filter 30. Therefore, only the laser beam LB having the oscillation wavelength transmitted through the first cut filter 30, the pressing plate 12, and the upper resin member UR reaches the welding region DA of the lower resin member DR (see FIG. 8).
- the laser beam LB When the laser beam LB reaches the welding area DA, the laser beam LB is absorbed by the welding area DA, and the welding area DA is heated and melted. Furthermore, this heat causes the welding region UA of the upper resin member UR to be heated and melted, and the upper resin member UR and the lower resin member DR are welded. At this time, heat radiation RB is emitted in welding areas DA and UA. And part of the laser beam LB is reflected (see Fig. 9).
- the laser beam LB reflected by the welding areas DA and UA is blocked by the second cut filter 40. Therefore, only the heat radiation light RB transmitted through the second cut filter 40 reaches the condensing part 51 of the resin temperature measuring device 5 OA (see FIG. 11). That is, no light that becomes noise with respect to the heat radiation light RB is incident on the condensing unit 51 at all.
- the resin temperature measuring device 5OA detects a highly accurate and stable welding temperature based only on the heat radiation light RB. Based on the highly accurate welding temperature, the management device 70 determines the irradiation conditions (intensity, focal diameter, etc.) of the semiconductor laser device 2 OA, the focal position of the laser beam LB by the robot arm device 60, the welding speed, etc. Control. In addition, the management device 70 controls the pressure between the resin members DR and UR by the pressure application device 10 based on the pressure detected by a pressure sensor (not shown).
- the laser beam LB is emitted according to the controlled irradiation conditions, focal position, welding speed, pressure, etc., and the pressure is applied between the resin members DR and UR. Stable welding is performed at a pressure within the pressure range and at a welding temperature within the reference temperature range.
- the light AB other than the oscillation wavelength that becomes noise light when the welding temperature is detected before being incident on the welding area DA is first cut. Since it is reliably removed by the filter 30, the welding temperature can be detected with high accuracy by the resin temperature measuring device 50A. Therefore, with the resin welding apparatus 1D, stable welding temperature can be managed and the welding defect rate is reduced. Further, according to the resin welding apparatus 1D, the detection accuracy of the welding temperature can be improved with a simple configuration in which the first cut filter 30 is added to the conventional configuration.
- the resin welding apparatus 1 E according to the fifth embodiment includes a resin welding apparatus according to the second embodiment. Since it has the same configuration as the contact device IB, its description is omitted. However, as shown in FIG. 22, the resin welding apparatus 1 E according to the fifth embodiment uses the first cut filter 30 to block light AB other than the oscillation wavelength emitted by the semiconductor laser 21 a itself. Is different from the resin welding apparatus 1 B according to the second embodiment (that is, when “fluorescence FB” in the description of the second embodiment is considered as “light AB other than the oscillation wavelength” This corresponds approximately to the fifth embodiment).
- the first cut filter 30 is provided between the emitting portion 25 of the semiconductor laser device 20 B and the upper resin member UR and between the laser beam LB and the additional laser beam LB. It is provided at a position where light AB other than the oscillation wavelength, which is light, passes, and is configured to move with the movement of the emitting portion 25 of the semiconductor laser device 20 B. As described above, the role of the first cut filter 30 may be to block light AB other than the oscillation wavelength emitted from the semiconductor laser device 20 B before welding. Therefore, the first cut filter 30 may be disposed inside the semiconductor laser device 20 B in addition to being disposed outside the semiconductor laser device 20 B separately.
- the lower resin member DR and the upper resin member UR are overlapped and set at a predetermined position on the base plate 11. Then, in the resin welding device 1 E, based on the command from the management device 70, the pressure application device 10 applies pressure between the lower tree-sign member DR and the upper resin member UR. In the resin welding apparatus 1 E, the robot arm device 60 moves the emitting unit 25 of the semiconductor laser device 2 OB to the initial position based on a command from the management device 70. And with resin welding equipment 1 E Based on the command from the management device 70, the laser beam LB is emitted from the semiconductor laser device 20B so that the welding temperature falls within the reference temperature range.
- the laser beam LB generated and condensed in the device body 23 is incident on the optical fiber 24. Then, in the semiconductor laser device 20 B, the laser light LB is transmitted to the emission unit 25 through the optical fiber 24, condensed at the emission unit 25, and emitted from the laser beam LB.
- the resin welding device 1E operates in the same manner as the resin welding device 1D according to the fourth embodiment. Omitted.
- the apparatus main body in the semiconductor laser apparatus 20B Since the emitting part 25 is configured separately from 23, the space for emitting the laser beam LB can be saved.
- the resin welding apparatus 1 F according to the sixth embodiment since the resin welding apparatus 1 F according to the sixth embodiment has the same configuration as the resin welding apparatus 1 C according to the third embodiment, the description thereof is omitted. However, as shown in FIG. 23, the resin welding apparatus 1F according to the sixth embodiment uses a part of the light AB other than the oscillation wavelength emitted by the semiconductor laser 21a itself as shown in FIG. This is different from the resin welding apparatus 1 C according to the third embodiment in that it is blocked by the coating applied to the optical means (that is, “fluorescence FB” in the description of the third embodiment) Is equivalent to the sixth embodiment).
- the condenser lens 26a is disposed in front of the second collimating lens 21c in the emission direction of the laser beam LB.
- the condenser lens 26 a has a predetermined focal length, and condenses the parallel light at the focal point (welding area DA).
- the condenser lens 26 a is provided with an anti-reflective coating 26 b adapted to the oscillation wavelength of the laser beam LB on the lens surface in order to suppress reflection loss. Since this coating 26b is not a coating that takes into account the wavelength range other than the oscillation wavelength of the laser beam LB, it has a characteristic of blocking the light AB 1 of a part of the light AB other than the oscillation wavelength. ing.
- the coating 26 b surely transmits the laser beam LB having an oscillation wavelength of 810 nm, and a part of the wavelength range of light AB other than the oscillation wavelength (1) 600 nm to 1 900 nm) (hereinafter referred to as light other than the coating blocking oscillation wavelength) AB 1 is blocked.
- the laser beam LB having the oscillation wavelength emitted from the semiconductor laser 21a and the light AB other than the oscillation wavelength are allowed to pass through the condenser lens 26a subjected to the coating 26b having such characteristics, as shown in FIG.
- light from which a part of the wavelength range (1600 nm to 1 900 nm) has been removed from the laser light LB at the oscillation wavelength and light AB other than the oscillation wavelength (hereinafter referred to as light other than the oscillation wavelength of the coating transmission) ) AB 2 passes.
- the force applied to the condenser lens 26a is a coating 26b.
- the coating is applied to the first collimating lens 21b and the second collimating lens 21c, which are other optical means of the semiconductor laser device 20C. You may give it.
- the first collimating lens 21 b, the second collimating lens 21 c, and the condensing lens 26 a are optical means for condensing the laser beam generated by the semiconductor laser 21 a onto the welding region DA.
- the lower resin member DR and the upper resin member UR are overlapped and set at a predetermined position on the base plate 11. Then, in the resin welding device 1 F, pressure is applied between the lower resin member DR and the upper resin member UR by the pressure application device 10 based on a command from the management device 70. In addition, with the resin welding equipment 1F, Based on the command from the device 70, the robot arm device 60 moves the device body 26 of the semiconductor laser device 2OC to the initial position. Then, the resin welding apparatus 1 F emits the laser beam LB from the semiconductor laser apparatus 20 C based on a command from the management apparatus 70 so that the welding temperature falls within the reference temperature range.
- the semiconductor laser device 20C not only the laser light L B having the oscillation wavelength but also light AB other than the oscillation wavelength is generated.
- the light AB 1 in a part of the wavelength range out of the light AB other than the oscillation wavelength is blocked by the coating 26b of the condenser lens 26a. Therefore, the laser beam LB having an oscillation wavelength transmitted through the coating 26 b, the holding plate 12 and the upper resin component UR, and the light AB 2 other than the oscillation wavelength transmitted through the coating are present in the welding area DA of the lower resin member DR. Reach (see Figure 17).
- the laser beam LB When the laser beam LB reaches the welding region DA, the laser beam LB is absorbed by the welding region DA, and the welding region DA is heated and melted. Further, this heat heats and melts the welding region UA of the upper resin member UR, and the upper resin member UR and the lower resin member DR are welded. At this time, in the welding areas DA and UA, heat radiation RB is generated and a part of the laser beam LB and light A B 2 other than the oscillation wavelength of the coating is reflected (see Fig. 18).
- the heat radiation light RB, the laser light LB, and the light AB 2 outside the oscillation wavelength of the coating reach the condensing unit 51, and the optical fiber 52 reaches the temperature detecting unit 54.
- the band-pass filter 54a blocks the laser beam LB and the light AB 2 other than the oscillation wavelength transmitted through the coating and part of the heat radiation RB, and only the heat radiation light RB 1 transmitted through the band-pass filter. To Penetrate. That is, light that becomes noise is removed by the non-pass filter 54a.
- the temperature detection unit 54 detects a highly accurate and stable welding temperature based only on the heat radiation light RB 1 transmitted through the bandpass filter. And Based on the high-precision welding temperature, the management device 70 determines the irradiation conditions (intensity, focal diameter, etc.) of the semiconductor laser device 20 C, the focal position of the laser beam LB from the robot arm device 60, the welding speed, etc. I have control. The management device 70 controls the pressure between the resin members DR and UR by the pressure application device 10 based on the pressure detected by a pressure sensor (not shown).
- the laser beam LB is emitted based on the controlled irradiation conditions, focal position, welding speed and pressure, and pressure is applied between the resin members DR and UR, while changing the welding position. Stable welding is performed at a pressure within the pressure range and at a welding temperature within the reference temperature range.
- the welding temperature can be detected with high accuracy by the resin temperature measuring device 50 C. . Therefore, with the resin welding equipment 1F, the welding temperature control is stable and the welding defect rate is reduced. Further, according to the resin welding apparatus 1 F, a part of the light AB other than the oscillation wavelength is blocked by the coating 2 6 b normally applied to the optical means of the semiconductor laser apparatus 20 C. A separate force filter is not required. Therefore, the resin welding apparatus 1F can improve the detection accuracy of the welding temperature at a low cost.
- the present invention is applied to lap welding between resin members, but may be applied to other resin welding such as butt welding between resin members, or drilling or cutting other than welding. You may apply to other processes.
- the first cut filter for blocking noise light is used to block the fluorescence generated in all the lenses of the optical means of the semiconductor laser device.
- each lens of the optical means Check the wavelength characteristics of the fluorescence, and place the first cut filter that cuts off the fluorescence wavelength range of the specific lens of the optical means closer to the welding area than the specific lens.
- the observation wavelength used in the resin temperature measuring device may be set within the range.
- the first cut filter is configured as a filter that blocks all noise light. However, only light in the observation wavelength range from 1 100 nm to 2800 nm is used. It may be a filter that blocks light, or a filter that blocks only light of a single or a plurality of observation wavelengths used in a resin temperature measuring device.
- the first and second collimating lenses are used in the semiconductor laser device, but other lenses such as a Ponole lens may be used.
- light in a part of the wavelength range of the fluorescence is blocked by the coating applied to the condenser lens.
- the light is applied to the optical means of the semiconductor laser device.
- Fluorescence may be blocked by means other than the coated coating, for example, by utilizing transmission characteristics such as an optical lens.
- it may be configured as a fiber-out type instead of a direct condensing type.
- [0 1 7 7] since light having an observation wavelength for detecting the processing temperature is blocked from light generated in the optical system before processing, the processing temperature is detected. In addition, noise light is not mixed with the heat radiation of the observation wavelength. Therefore, machining temperature can be detected with high accuracy, and machining defects can be reduced by stable machining temperature management.
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