Abstract
Based on experimental results, an analytical model of multipulse excimer laser drilling in polymers is developed in this paper. It is shown that the adequate account of the mechanism of radiation propagation and absorption inside the keyhole is important for the good agreement of theory and experiment. The controlling factors of drilling are revealed. Keyhole profile and depth versus incident fluence are calculated for top-hat beam. The matching conditions for laser fluence, parameters of optical scheme and material parameters are derived in an explicit analytical form, allowing to produce deep narrow keyholes with practically parallel side walls and aspect ratios as high as 300–600.
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