Delocalized Photomechanical Effects of UV ns Laser Ablation on Polymer Substrates Captured by Optical Holography Workstation: An Overview on Experimental Result

<div>Drawing of the optical geometry used for online polymer ablation monitoring. Note that the UV beam is focused while the monitoring beam (OB) is expanded to cover the whole diameter of the sample.</div>

Advances in Optics

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Figure 1: Delocalized Photomechanical Effects of UV ns Laser Ablation on Polymer Substrates Captured by Optical Holography Workstation: An Overview on Experimental Result 

Figure 1 | Delocalized Photomechanical Effects of UV ns Laser Ablation on Polymer Substrates Captured by Optical Holography Workstation: An Overview on Experimental Result 