Effects of laser-ablation target damage on particulate production investigated by laser scattering with deposited thin film and target analysis
Effects of laser-ablation target damage on particulate production investigated by laser scattering with deposited thin film and target analysis
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通过激光散射沉积薄膜和目标分析研究激光烧蚀目标损伤对颗粒产生的影响
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1996
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J. Lash
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H. L. Spindler;R. Gilgenbach;J. Lash
Experiments have been carried out to correlate ablated particulate density and size to the number of KrF excimer laser (248 nm, 40 ns, <1.2 J) pulses incident on a single location of a pure solid aluminum target and to relate particulate production to target surface damage. An analysis of laser ablation deposited aluminum films on silicon substrates was used to determine the density of ablated particulate greater than 0.5 μm in diameter. For an undamaged target, the laser deposited particulate density was on the order of 8.6×105 cm−2 per 1000 shots. A damaged target (following 1000 laser pulses) produced a density on the order of 1.6×106 cm−2 per 1000 shots on the substrate. Dye laser optical scattering was also used to measure, in real time, the velocity of the particulate and the relative particulate density in the laser‐ablation plume versus target damage. Results indicated a rapid rise in the production of particulate as target damage was increased up to 3000 laser pulses; after this number of shots t...