Chinese Journal of Lasers, Volume. 47, Issue 9, 901001(2020)

Simulation of Discharge Shock Waves in Excimer Laser

Liu Bin1,2,3, Ding Jinbin1,3, Zhou Yi1,3, Jiang Rui1,3, and Wang Yu1,2
Author Affiliations
  • 1Opto-Electronic Technology Center, Institute of Microelectronics of Chinese Academy of Sciences, Beijing 100029, China
  • 2University of Chinese Academy of Sciences, Beijing 100049, China
  • 3Beijing RSLaser Opto-Electronics Technology Co., Ltd, Beijing 100176, China
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    Figures & Tables(21)
    Two-dimensional structure of discharge area
    Simplification of simulation area and meshing
    Typical circuit of high repetition excimer laser power supply with solid state switch
    Simulation results of background flow field. (a) Contours of density; (b) contours of velocity; (c) contours of temperature; (d) contours of pressure
    Simulation results of shock waves at 0.5 μs. (a) Contours of density; (b) contours of velocity; (c) contours of temperature; (d) contours of pressure
    Distribution of density, pressure, and temperature in discharge area. (a) Distribution in X direction; (b) distribution in Y direction
    Simulation results of shock waves at 10 μs. (a) Contours of density; (b) contours of velocity; (c) contours of temperature; (d) contours of pressure
    Gas temperature distribution between electrodes at 10 μs
    Simulation results of shock waves at 40 μs. (a) Contours of density; (b) contours of velocity; (c) contours of temperature; (d) contours of pressure
    Simulation results of shock waves at 100 μs. (a) Contours of density; (b) contours of velocity; (c) contours of temperature; (d) contours of pressure
    Simulation results of shock waves at 300 μs. (a) Contours of density; (b) contours of velocity; (c) contours of temperature; (d) contours of pressure
    Observation image and simulation result of shock wave at 40 μs
    Pressure evolution diagram of transverse shock wave
    Reflection points of shock wave to be concerned at different frequencies
    Schematic of processing method of parts fitting. (a) Design to avoid; (b) suggested design
    Light intensity fluctuation curves at reference point
    Change curves of shock wave overpressure value
    Prediction of shock wave overpressure attenuation
    • Table 1. Glow discharge field strength of gases commonly used in excimer lasers

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      Table 1. Glow discharge field strength of gases commonly used in excimer lasers

      GasNeKrArF2
      Glow discharge field strength /[kV/(cm·Pa)]5.6×10-61.8×10-47.5×10-56.8×10-3
    • Table 2. Gas composition in computational domain

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      Table 2. Gas composition in computational domain

      GasNeArF2
      Content percentage /%96.43.50.1
    • Table 3. Reflection distance of shock wave to be concerned at different discharge repetition frequencies

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      Table 3. Reflection distance of shock wave to be concerned at different discharge repetition frequencies

      Discharge repetition /HzDistance to be concerned /mm
      1000244.5
      2000122.2
      300081.5
      400061.1
      500048.9
      600040.7
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    Paper Information

    Category: laser devices and laser physics

    Received: Mar. 2, 2020

    Accepted: --

    Published Online: Sep. 16, 2020

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    DOI:10.3788/CJL202047.0901001

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