• Acta Photonica Sinica
  • Vol. 50, Issue 6, 118 (2021)
Qiuling WEN, Xinyu WEI, Hualu WANG, Changcai CUI, Jing LU, Zhongwei HU, and Feng JIANG
Author Affiliations
  • Institute of Manufacturing Engineering, Huaqiao University, Xiamen, Fujian361021, China
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    DOI: 10.3788/gzxb20215006.0650113 Cite this Article
    Qiuling WEN, Xinyu WEI, Hualu WANG, Changcai CUI, Jing LU, Zhongwei HU, Feng JIANG. Characteristics and Mechanism of CVD Single Crystal Diamond Processed by Picosecond Laser[J]. Acta Photonica Sinica, 2021, 50(6): 118 Copy Citation Text show less
    Schematic diagram of a picosecond laser processing CVD diamond device
    Fig. 1. Schematic diagram of a picosecond laser processing CVD diamond device
    SEM image of ablation diamond morphology by picosecond laser at different energy densities
    Fig. 2. SEM image of ablation diamond morphology by picosecond laser at different energy densities
    The three-dimensional morphology of ablated diamond microgrooves by a picosecond laser at 2.23 J/cm2 energy density
    Fig. 3. The three-dimensional morphology of ablated diamond microgrooves by a picosecond laser at 2.23 J/cm2 energy density
    Picosecond laser ablation of the internal micro-topography of diamond microgrooves (laser energy density is 3.65 J/cm2)
    Fig. 4. Picosecond laser ablation of the internal micro-topography of diamond microgrooves (laser energy density is 3.65 J/cm2
    The relationship between the width and depth of the diamond microgrooves and the pulse energy
    Fig. 5. The relationship between the width and depth of the diamond microgrooves and the pulse energy
    Diamond ablation threshold fitting curve
    Fig. 6. Diamond ablation threshold fitting curve
    The relationship between the ablation rate of picosecond laser processing diamond and the laser energy
    Fig. 7. The relationship between the ablation rate of picosecond laser processing diamond and the laser energy
    The relationship between the material removal rate of the picosecond laser ablated diamond and the laser energy
    Fig. 8. The relationship between the material removal rate of the picosecond laser ablated diamond and the laser energy
    Raman spectra of different positions of diamond microgrooves ablated by picosecond laser
    Fig. 9. Raman spectra of different positions of diamond microgrooves ablated by picosecond laser
    Raman spectra of picosecond laser ablation at the center of diamond microgrooves under different laser energy
    Fig. 10. Raman spectra of picosecond laser ablation at the center of diamond microgrooves under different laser energy
    Finite element simulation model
    Fig. 11. Finite element simulation model
    Temperature distribution of single-pulse picosecond laser ablation of diamond under different laser energy
    Fig. 12. Temperature distribution of single-pulse picosecond laser ablation of diamond under different laser energy
    Wavelength λFrequency fPulse width τScan speed νEnergy densityScan times K
    1 064 nm200 kHz15 ps5 mm/s2.23~3.65 J/cm21
    Table 1. Picosecond laser processing diamond experimental parameters
    PropertyValue
    Thermal conductivity (k)/(W∙cm-1∙K-120
    Density (ρ)/(g∙cm-33.515
    Specific heat capacity (c)/(J∙g-1∙℃-11.827
    Convection heat transfer coefficient (h)/(W∙m-2∙K-110
    Absorption rate0.25
    Table 2. Physical properties of single crystal diamond27
    Qiuling WEN, Xinyu WEI, Hualu WANG, Changcai CUI, Jing LU, Zhongwei HU, Feng JIANG. Characteristics and Mechanism of CVD Single Crystal Diamond Processed by Picosecond Laser[J]. Acta Photonica Sinica, 2021, 50(6): 118
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