IBS optics for high-power lasers in material processing
Increase in laser fluence requires new coating options
Author: Barbara Herdt, LASER COMPONENTS Germany
Published: LP.PRO 05/2021, WEKA-Verlag
High-power lasers in femtosecond cycles- optics for laser material processing are subject to very different technical requirements. The IBS (ion beam sputtering) process offers manufacturers many options for achieving parameters that cannot be achieved with conventional coating methods, e.g., at high laser fluence.
Read more about this in the article by our laser optics expert Barbara Heldt (“Ion Beam Sputtering,” LP.PRO 5/2021):
- High-power lasers for material processing
- The ion beam sputtering (IBS) process
- Advantages of IBS in comparison to classic λ/4 optical coating
- Customized coating options
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