| CPC C23C 14/28 (2013.01) [C23C 14/542 (2013.01)] | 9 Claims |

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1. A pulsed laser deposition method, comprising:
emitting a plurality of groups of femtosecond pulses, focusing the plurality of groups of femtosecond pulses into a plurality of groups of femtosecond filaments by lenses, and cross-coupling the plurality of groups of femtosecond filaments to form n beams of one-dimensional or two-dimensional plasma gratings, where n is a natural number greater than 1, wherein each group of femtosecond pulses comprises two or three beams of femtosecond pulses;
exciting a target material by using a first plasma grating in the n beams of one-dimensional or two-dimensional plasma gratings as a pre-pulse; and
adjusting angles of the lenses and time delay between a plurality of beams of femtosecond pulses: coupling and splicing a second plasma grating in the n beams of one-dimensional or two-dimensional plasma gratings with the first plasma grating along a grating pattern of the first plasma grating, and successively coupling and splicing a third plasma grating in the n beams of one-dimensional or two-dimensional plasma gratings with the second plasma grating along a grating pattern of the second plasma grating until a nth plasma grating is coupled and spliced with a (n−1)th plasma grating along a grating pattern of the (n−1)th plasma grating to form a plasma grating channel; and exciting the target material by using the plasma grating channel to complete deposition on a substrate.
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