Infrared and Laser Engineering, Volume. 49, Issue 11, 20200065(2020)
Distribution characteristic of ejected particles from transmissive element induced by nanosecond laser
Fig. 2. Transient images of particle ejection on the exit surface at delay time from 10 ns to 150 ns
Fig. 3. Angular (a) and size (b) distribution of particles on the receiving plate
Fig. 4. Distribution of particles on the receiving plate at 25mm irradiated by different laser energies
Fig. 5. Particle distribution when initial damage occurs (a) at the surface (338 particles) and (b) inside the material (424 particles)
Fig. 7. Images of plasma eruption with increasing vacuum (lateral view)
Fig. 8. Angular distribution (a) and size distribution (b) of particles on the receiving plate in vacuum and atmospheric environment
Fig. 9. Spray characteristics on the output surface at 45° incident. (a) Transient image of particle ejection at 150 ns; (b) Image of plasma eruption
Fig. 10. Spatial and angular distribution of Al elements on the receiving plate
Fig. 11. Distribution of Al on the receiving plate in vacuum environment with different thickness of Al films
Fig. 12. Typical Al(a) and Ti(b) fragments on the receiving plate in vacuum environment
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Ke Wang, Yan Qin, Jiaqi Han, Shuang Guan, Bin Ma. Distribution characteristic of ejected particles from transmissive element induced by nanosecond laser[J]. Infrared and Laser Engineering, 2020, 49(11): 20200065
Category: Lasers and laser optics
Received: May. 7, 2020
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Published Online: Jan. 4, 2021
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