Laser microbeam machine for acting on thin film objects, in part

Adhesive bonding and miscellaneous chemical manufacture – Differential fluid etching apparatus – With microwave gas energizing means

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118 501, 118729, 156643, 156646, 21912168, 427 531, B44C 122, C23F 102, C23C 1400, B23K 900

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ABSTRACT:
The machine of the invention comprises a sealed enclosure (10) in which a microscope objective lens (34) is fixed and receives a laser beam (36) via a thick transparent window (38), the enclosure also containing a reaction chamber (20) constituted by a sealed box having a lid which constitutes a thin transparent window (56) beneath which the thin film object (32) to be treated is placed. Means (72, 80, 74) serve to evacuate the enclosure (10) and the reaction chamber (20) and to convey reactive gas into the reaction chamber. The invention is particularly applicable to treating electronic circuits, hybrid circuits, etc.

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