Substrate perforation system and method using polygon mirror(s)
AssigneeRohr, Inc.
InventorsArabella Mueller, Angel Cabrera, Fassil Ghebremichael, Charles Novak, Andrew Adan, Dominic J. Elliott
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AssigneeRohr, Inc.
InventorsArabella Mueller, Angel Cabrera, Fassil Ghebremichael, Charles Novak, Andrew Adan, Dominic J. Elliott
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Various arrangements and methods are disclosed for forming one or more perforations on a substrate surface using a laser system, at least one rotating polygon mirror, and at least one other movable mirror. A rotating polygon mirror may be used to define a plurality of perforations in a row set or band on a substrate surface by incrementing (e.g., moving) a first mirror between a plurality of fixed (e.g., pointing) positions. A rotating polygon mirror may be used to define a plurality of perforations in a row set or band on a substrate using a first mirror that is maintained in a fixed (e.g., pointing) position. A first rotating polygon mirror and a second rotating polygon mirror may be used to define a plurality of perforations in a row set or band on a substrate surface, where the first and second polygon mirrors are used to define an extent of a given perforation in two dimensions on the substrate.
A method for creating a perforation in a substrate, comprising:
A perforation system, comprising:
A method for creating a perforation in a substrate, comprising:
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