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Microfabrication using Laser-Induced Bubble (microFLIB) of thermoset polymer and its potential techniques

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Abstract

We present microFabrication using Laser-Induced Bubble (microFLIB) of thermoset polymer PDMS. The fundamental characteristics of microFLIB reveals some advantages over the conventional laser direct writing techniques. We also discuss potential techniques of the microFLIB.

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