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6 May 2021 Towards solid state laser annealing: interference suppression by non-periodic homogenizers suitable for high-power applications
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Abstract
Using fly’s eye homogenizer has proven applicability in various fields, ranging from early-stage microscopy to state-of- the-art lithography. Hereby periodic lens arrays are commonly used to form a homogenous top -hat distribution. In turn, this periodicity can limit the attainable homogeneity by interference based micro - inhomogeneities. Furthermore, the positioning of the lens arrays results in small spot sizes directly at the lens surface, compromising functionality for large pulse energies. Here we present the challenges emerging due to the usage of non-periodic lens-arrays and introduce our design concept, suppressing interference based micro-inhomogeneities while being suitable for applications with large pulse energies.
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Florian Seck, Henning Kalis, Mikhail Ivanenko, and Vyacheslav Grimm "Towards solid state laser annealing: interference suppression by non-periodic homogenizers suitable for high-power applications", Proc. SPIE 11672, Laser Resonators, Microresonators, and Beam Control XXIII, 116720Z (6 May 2021); https://doi.org/10.1117/12.2582659
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KEYWORDS
Annealing

High power lasers

Solid state lasers

Staring arrays

Eye

Lithographic illumination

Lithography

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