Self-Organized Surface Structures with Ultrafast White-Light
First Investigation of LIPSS with Supercontinuum
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Beschreibung
Sebastian Uhlig presents the first experimental investigation of self-organized surface structures (LIPSS) generated by ablation from different (semiconductor and metallic) targets with an ultrafast white-light continuum (WLC) spreading in wavelength from 400-750 nm. The main goal is to study the possibility of LIPSS formation upon irradiation with an incoherent and polychromatic light source (e.g. the WLC) in order to discriminate between the two debated formation scenarios. The generation of a suitable WLC in terms of sufficient white-light pulse energy, broad spectral bandwidth, and low spatial coherence for the LIPSS generation, as well as the characterization of this WLC are additional important objectives of this work.
Contents
- Introduction to Laser Induced Periodic Surface Structures (LIPSS)
- Introduction to White-Light Continuum Generation
- Characterization of White-Light Supercontinuum
- Self-Organized Pattern Formation with Ultrafast White-Light
Target Groups
- Lecturers, researchers and students in the fields of Material Science, Microsystems, Engineering
The Author
Sebastian Uhlig studied physics at Brandenburg University of Technology Cottbus-Senftenberg and wrote his Master Thesis at the Chair of Experimental Physics II, under the supervision of Prof. Dr. Jürgen Reif. Currently, he is employedat the Fraunhofer Institute for Photonic Microsystems in Dresden, where he works on integrated sensors for a new class of electrostatic actuators.
Sebastian Uhlig presents the first experimental investigation of self-organized surface structures (LIPSS) generated by ablation from different (semiconductor and metallic) targets with an ultrafast white-light continuum (WLC) spreading in wavelength from 400-750 nm. The main goal is to study the possibility of LIPSS formation upon irradiation with an incoherent and polychromatic light source (e.g. the WLC) in order to discriminate between the two debated formation scenarios. The generation of a suitable WLC in terms of sufficient white-light pulse energy, broad spectral bandwidth, and low spatial coherence for the LIPSS generation, as well as the characterization of this WLC are additional important objectives of this work.
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Sebastian Uhlig
Themen in »Self-Organized Surface Structures with Ultrafast White-Light«
Laser Ablation Laser Induced Periodic Surface Structures Laser Surface Structuring Nonlinear Optics White-Light Continuum Generation