Inspired by nature, superhydrophobic surfaces have attracted increasing research interest owing to the wide range of applications such as fluid drag reduction, corrosion resistance, and self-cleaning [1][2][3][4]. Developments in designing and preparing superhydrophobic surfaces have shown promising anti-icing performance [5], creating an opportunity to prevent the wings of aircraft or electrical insulators from icing [6,7]. Today, superhydrophobic surfaces can be generated by techniques such as templating, colloidal assembly, physical vapour deposition, chemical vapour deposition, hydrothermal, electrochemical deposition, etching, plasma treatment, and laser processing [8,9]. Among these methods, laser processing is a
Aiming at the phenomenon that irreversible bright line and all screen black happens in the CCDs irradiated by pulsed laser, the resistance between driving electrodes and substrate was measured, damage micro-morphology of different layers in the facular area was observed, exported waveforms were detected, the damage mechanisms for CCD were analyzed in detail. The coming results show that high power pulse laser induced the ablation at different layers of CCD, increased the dark current and leakage current, which induced the failure of the device.
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