Oxford Lasers presents at AILU conference

Oxford Lasers Dr. Dimitris Karnakis will be presenting at the AILU virtual event: Applications Applications for Micro and Nano Material Processing with Lasers on 7-8 October. 

The session titled: Multi-beam UV-picosecond laser micromachining of temperature sensitive piezoelectric ceramic materials, will be part of session one on Wednesday (13:30 - 15:00) and will cover:

  • Challenges of PZT laser processing
  • Modelling and channel etching optimisation
  • Single beam process development
  • Multi-beam speed scale up

Registration for the event can be found on the AILU website.  Alternatively, contact us if you would like to discuss laser machining of PZT materials.

Oxford Lasers presents at AILU conference

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