Laser Induced Forward Transfer

Chun Lei Kang; Yan Xu; Kai Leung Yung; Wei Chen

doi:10.4028/www.scientific.net/AMR.591-593.1135

Paper Titles

Alignment of Carbon Nanotubes in Polystyrene Using Vibration and Electric Field
p.1117

Study on Stress-Strain Model of Metallic Materials with Shot Peening Residual Stress
p.1121

Effects of Pure Water on the Tribological Properties of Self-Mated Titanium
p.1127

The Effects of Strong Oxidizing Slurry and Processing Atmosphere on Double-Sided CMP of SiC Wafer
p.1131

Laser Induced Forward Transfer
p.1135

Spectral-Domain Optical Coherence Tomography for Material Detection
p.1139

The Analysis of Fracture Mechanics on Self-Healing Composite Materials with Microcapsules
p.1143

Nonlinear Viscoelastic Analysis of Double Base Propellant
p.1147

Adaptive Control of Magnetic Drive Actuator for Laser Cutting
p.1155

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Laser Induced Forward Transfer

Abstract:

In this paper, we demonstrate using laser induced forward transfer (LIFT) technology to deposit Ti/Ni alloy on a glass substrate with high precision. Here the photonic feature of laser energy is used to move the Ti/Ni particles forward and deposit them on the glass, while the wave feature of laser is used to turn part of the Ti/Ni particles into ions. The characteristics of deposited films and their relations with the processing conditions are studied. A new method of depositing materials using photons instead of electrons in electric field may bring about a series of new technologies on surface deposition, which can be used to produce shape memory alloys.