3D microfabrication by applying the laser-induced bubble method to the thermoset polymer PDMS using a conventional nanosecond laser.

3D microfabrication by applying the laser-induced bubble method to the thermoset polymer PDMS using a conventional nanosecond laser.
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使用传统纳秒激光将激光诱导气泡法应用于热固性聚合物 PDMS 进行 3D 微加工。

DOI:
10.1364/ol.477649
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发表时间:
2022
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影响因子:
3.6
通讯作者:
Y. Hanada
Y. Hanada
中科院分区:
物理与天体物理2区
文献类型:
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作者:
Yoichi Toba;Y. Hanada

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我们最近开发了一种微加工技术,并将其应用于热固性聚合物聚二甲基硅氧烷(PDMS)。该技术能够在PDMS衬底上快速制造微通道,并通过随后的电镀对通道进行选择性金属化;然而,该技术仅限于表面微加工。因此,我们探索了利用纳秒激光对PDMS进行三维(3D)微flib的可行性。在实验中,将激光束聚焦在预固化液体PDMS内,并在垂直和平行于激光束轴线的方向上进行扫描,以产生激光诱导气泡的三维线。在microFLIB处理过程中,所产生的气泡的形状在预固化PDMS中保留了24小时以上;因此,垂直激光扫描产生的气泡线在随后的热固化后成功地在PDMS衬底内部产生了三维中空横向微通道。此外,通过平行激光扫描,可以很容易地在PDMS衬底上制造出宽高比大于~ 200的通孔。三维微流控装置的制造包括两个开放的储存器在PDMS衬底也演示了生物芯片的应用。
We recently developed a microfabrication technique [microfabrication using laser-induced bubble (microFLIB)] and applied it to polydimethylsiloxane (PDMS), a thermoset polymer. The technique enabled the rapid fabrication of a microchannel on a PDMS substrate and selective metallization of the channel via subsequent plating; however, the technique was limited to surface microfabrication. Therefore, we explored the feasibility of three-dimensional (3D) microFLIB of PDMS using a nanosecond laser. In the experiment, a laser beam was focused inside pre-curing liquid PDMS and was scanned both perpendicular and parallel to the laser-beam axis to generate a 3D line of laser-induced bubbles. In the microFLIB processing, the shape of the created bubbles was retained in the pre-curing PDMS for more than 24 h; thus, the line of bubbles generated by the perpendicular laser scanning successfully produced a 3D hollow transverse microchannel inside the PDMS substrate after subsequent thermal curing. In addition, a through-hole with an aspect ratio greater than ∼200 was easily fabricated in the PDMS substrate by parallel laser scanning. The fabrication of a 3D microfluidic device comprising two open reservoirs in a PDMS substrate was also demonstrated for biochip applications.