Abstract
A frequency doubled Ti:sapphire laser of wavelength, pulse width, and 1 kHz repetition rate, combined with a high resolution computer-controlled X–Y stage, was used to direct write periodic structures on Si . Laser pulses of energy were focused using an objective lens of . Laser micromachining yielded lines of width and ablation depths of . One- and two-dimensional periodic structures of 5 and spacing were fabricated, and the structures were characterized by using optical and atomic force microscopy. The light diffraction characteristics of the periodic 1D and 2D patterns were examined. The diffraction properties of the 1D structures were highly dependent upon the light polarization orientation with respect to the micromachining direction.
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