Microstructure fabrication with a CO2 laser system

By D. Snakenborg, H. Klank, Jörg P. Kutter. 2004

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Low-pressure, high-temperature thermal bonding of polymeric microfluidic devices and their applications for electrophoretic separation (2006, result): “The findings are in line with the results observed by Klank et al [7, 21].”
Fabrication of microchannels: A review (2015, background): “Laser-evolved microchanneling Main area of application Materials Key references Advantages/disadvantages UV laser microchanneling Inkjet nozzles, chemical applications, mechanical and electronic cooling applications Almost all sorts of materials Molian et al.,93 Heng et al.,88 Yu et al.,97 Kitsara e”
Experimental approach to the laser machining of PMMA substrates for the fabrication of microfluidic devices (2011, methodology): “6), accurate mathematical models based on the heat balance of an infinitesimal volumehavealreadybeenproposed [15].”
Rapid prototyping of PMMA microfluidic chips utilizing a CO2 laser (2010, background): “Snakenborg et al. (2004) investigated the feasibility of scribing narrow microchannels on a PMMA surface using a CO2 laser beam and developed a simple model to relate the channel depth to the velocity, power, and number of passes of the laser system, respectively.”