R. Fiorin, Larissa N. da Costa, I. Abe, I. Chiamenti, C. C. de Moura, H. Kalinowski
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Abstract
We report the fabrication of rectangular shaped microchannels inscribed in ordinary microscope slides by using Femtosecond Laser Irradiation followed by Chemical Etching (FLICE) technique that allow to construct true 3-D structures. The femtosecond laser pulses in conjunction with a nano positioner are initialy used to make a matrix of interconnected waveguides. This matrix is dipped in a 10% fluoridric acid (HF) to modify the matrix to a microchannel. The process of line-by-line recording using FLICE technique is used because it permits better control over the microchannels characteristics aimed to specific aplications.