DPSS laser for microelectronics manufacturing

Newport brand Spectra-Physics has introduced the Mosaic 532-11 laser for microelectronics and photovoltaics manufacturing to its Q-switched diode-pumped solid-state (DPSS) industrial laser range. The all-in-one laser combines head and power supply into a single package, making it simple to integrate into machine tools and onto gantry systems. The Mosaic 532-11 laser has short pulse widths (<15ns), high peak power, and can operate at high repetition rates, resulting in higher throughput while minimising undesirable thermal effects.

Mosaic lasers are said to feature superior near- and far-field beam-pointing stability and good pulse-to-pulse stability for consistent processing results and higher yields. The Mosaic laser platform is claimed to be reliable, efficient and cost effective, and is suitable for microelectronics and photovoltaics manufacturing and other processes that require 24/7 operation. Microelectronics applications include de-panelling or singulating printed circuit boards (PCBs), structuring and ablating materials on PCBs, scribing ceramics, and de-flashing electronic package leads. Photovoltaic applications include edge isolation of crystalline silicon wafers and scribing P2 and P3 layers on thin-film solar panels.

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