激光烧蚀在材料加工中的应用及其机理研究进展I：在加工领域和表面改性纳米光栅方面应用
Progress in Applications and Physical Mechanisms of Laser Ablation in Material Processing I: Application in Materials Processing, Surface Modification and Nanograting

DOI: 10.12677/CMP.2013.22007, PP. 42-50

Keywords: 激光烧蚀；纳米光栅；表面改性；脉冲激光沉积
Laser Ablation, Nanograting, Surface Modification, Pulsed Laser Deposition

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本文简要介绍脉冲激光技术的演化和物理基础，激光烧蚀技术在材料加工在传统领域激光打孔、切割、焊接等传统领域方面的应用及其最新发展。同时介绍了该技术在材料表面改性和飞秒激光诱导材料表面周期性结构(纳米光栅)的制备领域的应用及其最新发现。

In the paper, the evolution of the pulse laser technology and its physical mechanism is described briefly, and the new progresses in applications of laser ablation in traditional material processing fields, such as laser drilling, cutting and welding, are focused on. Moreover, the latest developments of laser ablation technology used to the preparation of the surface modification and nanograting are introduced.

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