Abstract
For surface and 3D structuring ultra-short pulsed laser systems are used in combination with mechanical axes, whereas the mechanical axes can include electrical motor as well as beam deflecting systems like a galvo scanner. The motion of the axes is synchronized with the clock of the laser pulses, which is usually in the range of 100 kHz and above, by a modification of the electronic axes control. This work shows the scalability of the ablation process up to MHz-regime in relation to surface quality and ablation efficiency. Furthermore the transfer of the machining strategy from a synchronized galvo scanner to a rotating cylinder setup is shown.
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