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1 April 2022 Engraving depth-controlled nanohole arrays at the surface of glass by tailored laser beam processing
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Abstract
Arrays of nanoholes or nanochannels constitute the building block of integrated devices that open attractive applications like 2D photonic crystals, 2D metamaterials or nanostructured surfaces. Here we present a laser-based technique that enables to generate short-length micro-Bessel beams (irrespective of their core diameter) that we further use to machine depth-controlled holes with a cylindrical depth profile. We illustrate the potential of this method by fabricating square arrays of subwavelength-diameter holes with several-micrometers depth by direct laser ablation at the surface of fused silica.
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Nicolas Sanner, Xin Liu, Srijoyee Datta, Raphaël Clady, and Olivier Utéza "Engraving depth-controlled nanohole arrays at the surface of glass by tailored laser beam processing", Proc. SPIE PC11990, Nanoscale and Quantum Materials: From Synthesis and Laser Processing to Applications 2022, PC1199007 (1 April 2022); https://doi.org/10.1117/12.2614661
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KEYWORDS
Glasses

Laser engraving

Laser ablation

Bessel beams

Laser processing

Metamaterials

Nanolithography

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