Specific Process Knowledge/Back-end processing/Laser Micromachining Tool/fluence: Difference between revisions
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Revision as of 14:42, 19 December 2014
Fluence definition
The fluence produces by a laser is, by definition, the energy delivered by a laser pulse () per surface unit () and it is given in J/cm2.
The function is defined as :
Where (average power) is measured with the laser sensor power measurement (see manual,section 5.3) and the repetion rate () is set in the parameter file under " laser frequency".
The fluence is therefore determinated as such :
The area () can be determinate with the theoretical min spot diameter (1/e2), available here