B23K26/0608

Joining device and joining method

A joining device and method for laser-based joining of two components includes a first laser radiation source, a first radiation guide connected to the first radiation source to couple first laser radiation into the first radiation guide, a second laser radiation source, at least one second radiation guide connected to the second radiation source to couple second laser radiation into the second radiation guide, and a focusing device coupled to the laser radiations and focusing them at a distance from each other into a joining zone of the components. To reduce installation effort, the focusing device focuses the first and second laser radiations through a common beam path and a coupling device is connected on its input side to the first and second radiation guides and on its output side to the focusing device. The coupling device couples the first and second laser radiations into the common beam path.

PHASE MODIFIED QUASI-NON-DIFFRACTING LASER BEAMS FOR SIMULTANEOUS HIGH ANGLE LASER PROCESSING OF TRANSPARENT WORKPIECES
20230036386 · 2023-02-02 ·

A method of processing a transparent workpiece that includes directing a laser beam combination comprising a first beam and a second beam into the transparent workpiece simultaneously, the first beam passing through an impingement surface of the transparent workpiece at a first impingement location and the second beam passing through the impingement surface at a second impingement location. The first beam forms a first laser beam focal line in the transparent workpiece and generates a first induced absorption to produce a first defect segment within the transparent workpiece, the first defect segment having a first chamfer angle and the second beam forms a second laser beam focal line in the transparent workpiece and generates a second induced absorption to produce a second defect segment within the transparent workpiece, the second defect segment having a second chamfer angle, the second chamfer angle differing from the first chamfer angle.

MICROPATTERNING METHOD, MICROPATTERNING APPARATUS AND MICROPATTERNING CHIP FOR SILICONE-BASED ELASTOMER

The present disclosure relates to a method for micropatterning on silicone-based elastomer, the method including forming an initiator at a position of the silicone-based elastomer having high optical transmittance and transparency, and moving a laser beam to induce chain pyrolysis, thereby forming micropatterns with high quality in a very short time.

Laser device and laser processing device using same

A laser device includes a laser oscillator configured to emit a laser beam, and an optical unit configured to receive the laser beam and emit the laser beam outside. The optical unit includes: a partially transmissive mirror configured to reflect a part of the laser beam toward the outside and transmit a remaining part of the laser beam; a diffusion plate configured to diffuse the laser beam which has passed through the partially transmissive mirror and deflect the laser beam in a predetermined direction, at a predetermined diffusion angle; and a photodiode configured to receive the laser beam deflected by the diffusion plate, and output an electric signal. The laser device is configured such that deviation of an optical axis of the laser beam is monitored based on the electric signal of the photodiode.

METHODS OF SPLITTING A SEMICONDUCTOR WORK PIECE
20220339740 · 2022-10-27 ·

A method of splitting a semiconductor work piece includes: forming a separation zone within the semiconductor work piece, wherein forming the separation zone comprises modifying semiconductor material of the semiconductor work piece at a plurality of targeted positions within the separation zone in at least one physical property which increases thermo-mechanical stress within the separation zone relative to a remainder of the semiconductor work piece, wherein modifying the semiconductor material in one of the targeted positions comprises focusing at least two laser beams to the targeted position; and applying an external force or stress to the semiconductor work piece such that at least one crack propagates along the separation zone and the semiconductor work piece splits into two separate pieces. Additional work piece splitting techniques and techniques for compensating work piece deformation that occurs during the splitting process are also described.

Optical processing apparatus, optical processing method, and optically-processed product production method
11482826 · 2022-10-25 · ·

An optical processing apparatus, an optical processing method, and an optically-processed product production method. The optical processing apparatus and the optical processing method includes emitting a first process light to a focal point set inside an object to be processed, using a first light-emitting unit, and emitting a second process light during a period of time in which plasma or gas is generated inside the object to be processed, by the first process light, using a second light-emitting unit. The processed product production method includes emitting a first process light to a focal point set inside an object to be processed, using a first light-emitting unit, and emitting a second process light during a period in which plasma or gas is generated inside the object to be processed by the first process light, using a second light-emitting unit.

LASER PROCESSING DEVICE
20230080501 · 2023-03-16 ·

Laser processing device (100) includes laser oscillator (10) that generates laser light beam (LB), optical fiber (30) that transmits laser light beam (LB), laser head (40) that emits laser light beam (LB) to workpiece (W), and chiller (50) that passes and circulates cooling water through laser oscillator (10) to cool laser oscillator (10). Laser oscillator (10) includes: a plurality of laser diodes; and a base having a cooling water channel therein and having the laser diodes mounted on a surface thereof. Laser processing device (100) is configured to change the incident angle of laser light beam (LB) entering optical fiber (30) by changing the water pressure of the cooling water flowing through the cooling water channel.

Methods and Systems for Joining Metal Based Materials Using Lasers

A visible light laser system and operation for welding materials together. A blue laser system that forms essentially perfect welds for copper based materials. A blue laser system and operation for welding conductive elements, and in particular thin conductive elements, together for use in energy storage devices, such as battery packs.

Laser oscillator, laser machining device in which same is used, and laser oscillation method

A laser oscillator includes a plurality of laser modules, beam coupler (12) that couples a plurality of laser beams (LB1 to LB4) emitted from the plurality of laser modules to form a coupled laser beam, beam coupler (12) emitting the coupled laser beam, and a condensing lens unit having a condensing lens, the condensing lens unit condensing the coupled laser beam to have a given beam diameter and guiding the condensed coupled laser beam to a transmission fiber. Beam coupler (12) has optical members (OC1 to OC4) configured to change optical paths of laser beams (LB1 to LB4). By changing the optical paths of laser beams (LB1 to LB4) by optical members (OC1 to OC4,) a beam profile of the coupled laser beam emitted from the transmission fiber is changed without adjusting a position of the condensing lens.

Spiral laser welding methods for joining metal
11471975 · 2022-10-18 · ·

Laser welding methods include focusing laser radiation onto a first metal sheet disposed on a metal part, optionally with one or more intervening metal sheets therebetween. The laser radiation is steered to trace at least one spiral path to spot-weld together the metal parts. The laser radiation includes a center beam and an annular beam to maintain a stable keyhole. One method is tailored to weld aluminum parts, e.g., with high gas content and/or dissimilar compositions, and the laser radiation traces first an outward spiral path and then an inward spiral path. The center beam is pulsed during one segment of the inward spiral path. Another method is tailored to weld steel or copper parts having a coating at an interface therebetween, and the laser radiation traces an inward spiral path. The interface may be a zero-gap interface, or a non-zero gap may exist.