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전자 빔과 이온 빔 가공기술의 현황

A Review of State of the Art of Electron Beam and Ion Beam Machining

Journal of the Korean Society for Precision Engineering 2018;35(3):241-252.
Published online: March 1, 2018

1 퍼듀대학교 기계공학부

2 한국생산기술연구원 IT융합공정그룹

1 School of Mechanical Engineering, Purdue University USA

2 IT Convergence Manufacturing Process Group, Korea Institute of Industrial Technology

#E-mail: hjoe@purdue.edu, TEL: +1-765-237-1702
• Received: January 29, 2018   • Revised: February 23, 2018   • Accepted: February 27, 2018

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A Review of State of the Art of Electron Beam and Ion Beam Machining
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Fig. 1 Schematic of the basic component of the EB system for (a) drilling, melting, welding, or surface treatment and (b) 3D printing processes
Fig. 2 Electron emission mechanism of the electron beam accelerator with (a) a thermionic hot cathode and (b) a plasma cold cathode13
Fig. 3 Typical types of the electron beam accelerator with the plasma cold cathode: (a) Plasma diode cathode, (b) Plasma hollow cathode, (c) Plasma explosive cathode13
Fig. 4 Specifications of power, power density and acceleration voltage for an electron beam process13
Fig. 5 SEM images of cross-section of SK3 (a) before EB surface treatment and (b) after EB surface treatment
Fig. 6 SEM images of hypereutectic Al-15Si (a) before and (b) after plasma explosive irradiation heat treatment28 (Adapted from Ref. 28 on the basis of open access)
Fig. 7 Photograph of (a) EBM machine with the thermionic hot cathode (Arcam, Sweden), (b) Femoral knee components and tibia trays, (c) Race car gearbox manufactured with Arcam EBM35 (Adapted from Ref. 35 on the basis of open access)
Fig. 8 SEM morphologies of the deposited beads by EBM with different acceleration voltages of (a) 12 keV, (b) 14 keV, and (c) 15 keV41 (Adapted from Ref. 41 with permission)
Fig. 9 Schematic of (a) typical type of FIB system and (b) ion beam irradiation on the crystalline substrate
Fig. 10 Modeled interaction volume of ions (Ga+, Ne+, He+) and electrons (e-) in a substrate for equivalent beam energies
Fig. 11 Fabrication process of nanowire AFM probe 159.4 nm by FIB; cut, attachment, transferring, and FIB milling67 (Adapted from Ref. 67 with permission)
Fig. 12 Nanostructures fabricated by FIB milling69-73 (Adapted from Refs. 69, 70, 71, 72, and 73 with permission)
Fig. 13 Microscopic structures fabricated by FIB milling of a SIL with NV74 (Adapted from Ref. 74 with permission)
Fig. 14 2D-material-based devices fabricated by FIB: (a) graphene nanoribbons fabricated by He ion beam and (b) graphene supercapacitors fabricated by Ga ion beam85,86 (Adapted from Refs. 85 and 86 with permission)
Fig. 15 Photos of the multiple (a) ion guns and (b) ion beams100 (Adapted from Ref. 100 on the basis of open access)
A Review of State of the Art of Electron Beam and Ion Beam Machining