Metallic mesh is widely used in the window and domes of infrared optical system of weapon equipment, the fabrication of planar metallic mesh has been relatively mature. However, it is difficult to prepare the mesh with several microns linewidth uniformly on the concave structure with large curvature. Here we designed and fabricated copper film metal grid with high optical transmittance and strong electromagnetic shielding effect on large concave surface by laser direct writing lithography. It achieves an average shielding efficiency of ~ 27.84 dB in 2-12 GHz frequency band, optical transmittance of ~ 90% in the near infrared band. The simulation and experiment has good uniformity. Our results may provide new ideas for the preparation of the electromagnetic interference shielding metallic mesh. It can improve the service life of weapon equipment receiving window and the ability of infrared imaging tracking and anti-electromagnetic interference.
Single crystal silicon (sc-Si) is a typical infrared optical material with good heat resistance and high infrared transmittance which is widely used in infrared optical systems , aerospace and other fields. However, due to the higher hardness and lower fracture toughness of this material, brittle fracture is very prone to occur during single-point diamond machining, resulting in poor surface finish and roughness. Hence, like ceramics, and composites, the machining of this alloy is considered as difficult-to-machining materials. Micro-laser-assisted machining (μ-LAM) method has become a promising solution in recent years to lessen cutting stress when materials that are considered difficult-to-machining, such as sc-Si and ZnSe are employed. This paper investigated the influence of input variables of μ-LAM on the machinability aspect of the sc-Si. The influence of cutting parameters on surface roughness in LAM is studied by orthogonal experiment, and optimal processing conditions are obtained. The second-order regression model of process parameters and surface roughness was established by response surface method. The results show that the change of cutting depth had little effect on surface roughness, the spindle speed and feed speed were main factors affecting the surface roughness. According to the 3D response surface, the interaction between different factors had a significant effect on surface roughness. The optimal combination of process conditions were a spindle speed of 4000rpm, a feed speed of 2mm/min and a cutting depth of 5μm.
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