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. 2023 Jan 25;16(3):1069. doi: 10.3390/ma16031069

Table 7.

Summary of research conducted on laser beam welding of copper and aluminum.

Materials Weld Length Laser Process Joint Type Welding Strategy Maximum Load Electrical Contact Resistance Reference (Year)
0.2 mm Cu [Ni]/0.3 mm Al 32 mm Yb:YAG (2f) λ = 515 nm (cw) Lap joint (Cu on top) Linear
Oscillating
880 N 42 μΩ (Test length 17 mm) (this work) 2023
0.2 mm Al/1 mm Cu 45 mm Single-mode fiber (pulsed mode) Lap joint (Al on top) Oscillating 1209 N 86 μΩ (Test length 40 mm) [71] 2023
0.3 mm Cu/0.4 mm Al 45 mm Diode λ = 450 nm (cw) Lap joint (Cu on top) Linear ~670 N 44 μΩ (Test length 20 mm) [48] 2022
0.3 mm Cu [Ni]/0.45 mm Al 45 mm Single-mode fiber (cw) Lap joint (Cu on top) Linear 700–800 N 40~42 μΩ (Test length 20 mm) [73] 2022
0.4 mm Al/0.3 mm Cu 45 mm Single-mode fiber (pulsed mode) Lap joint (Al on top) Linear ~107 kg (1049 N) N/A [74] 2019
0.3 mm Cu/0.4 mm Al 45 mm Single-mode fiber (cw) Lap joint (Cu or Al on top) Linear
Oscillating
~130 kgf (1274 N) N/A [75] 2019
0.3 mm Cu [Ni]/0.45 mm Al 45 mm Single-mode fiber (cw) Lap joint (Cu or Al on top) Oscillating ~120 kgf (1177 N) Low electrical resistance [43] 2019
0.3 mm Cu/0.3 mm Al 20 mm Nd:YAG (cw) Lap joint (Cu on top) Linear 539.52 N N/A [67] 2014