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30 December 2004 Fabrication of PDMS (poly-dimethyl siloxane) molding and 3D structure by two-photon absorption induced by an ultrafast laser
Shin Wook Yi, Seong Ku Lee, Mi Jung Cho, Hong Jin Kong, Dong-Yol Yang, Sang-hu Park, Tae-woo Lim, Ran Hee Kim, Kwang-Sup Lee
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Abstract
Multi-photon absorption phenomena induced by ultra fast laser have been considered for many applications of microfabrications such as metal ablation, glass etching and photopolymerization. Among the applications, the photopolymerization by two-photon absorption (TPA) has been regarded as a new microfabricating method. It is possible to be used in photo mask correcting, diffractive optical element and micro machining. The TPA photopolymerization is made possible to fabricate a complicated three dimensional structure which the conventional photomask technology has not been able to make. Furthermore the TPA photopolymerization process applied to a two dimensional structure fabrication may take shorter time than the old process since the absence of etching and deposition processes. Recently we have made a simple 3D structure and applied the technique to PDMS(poly-dimethyl siloxane) molding.
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Shin Wook Yi, Seong Ku Lee, Mi Jung Cho, Hong Jin Kong, Dong-Yol Yang, Sang-hu Park, Tae-woo Lim, Ran Hee Kim, and Kwang-Sup Lee "Fabrication of PDMS (poly-dimethyl siloxane) molding and 3D structure by two-photon absorption induced by an ultrafast laser", Proc. SPIE 5641, MEMS/MOEMS Technologies and Applications II, (30 December 2004); https://doi.org/10.1117/12.576633
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KEYWORDS
Absorption

Photopolymerization

Microfabrication

Raster graphics

Scanning electron microscopy

Diffractive optical elements

Polymerization

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