Modelling and optimisation of a femtosecond laser micro-machining process for micro-hole array products
Abstract Femtosecond laser micro-drilling has progressed remarkably in recent years to become an essential tool for micro-hole drilling in many applications where the extreme high accuracy machining is required. This paper addresses the problem of finding optimal inspection policy in a femtosecond l...
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