Near-threshold photoablation characteristics of polyimide and poly(ethylene terephthalate)
Near-threshold photoablation characteristics of polyimide and poly(ethylene terephthalate)
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聚酰亚胺和聚对苯二甲酸乙二醇酯的近阈值光烧蚀特性
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1997
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D. Krajnovich
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D. Krajnovich
Photoablation of polyimide (Dupont Kapton™) and poly(ethylene terephthalate) (PET) (Dupont Mylar™) were studied in vacuum using 248 nm, 16 ns excimer laser pulses. A sensitive electron beam ionizer/quadrupole mass spectrometer detector was used to measure mass, translational energy, and angular distributions of the neutral photoproducts at fluences very close to the threshold (average material removal rates <100 A/pulse). The experiments were performed by combining results from many discrete sample spots, in order to minimize the changes in yield, energy, and surface topography caused by cumulative pulsing (“radiation hardening”). For both polyimide and PET, the dominant neutral photoproducts are fragments of the monomer, although there is a weak tail of intensity extending up to and beyond 1000 amu. The mean translational energy increases with increasing mass, due to the collisional “seeded beam” effect. The mean translational energy of the majority species (i.e., those below 200 amu) is around 1.6–4.9 e...