Method and device for producing a three-dimensional workpiece
The invention relates to a method for producing a three-dimensional workpiece. The method comprises irradiating a raw material layer with a laser beam, wherein a melt bath is produced at a point at which the laser beam impinges on the raw material layer, changing a position of the laser beam on the raw material layer with the aid of a first diverting unit and changing the position of the laser beam on the raw material layer with the aid of a second diverting unit. The second diverting unit is designed to divert the position of the laser beam with a greater acceleration than a maximum possible acceleration of a diversion by the first diverting unit. The invention also relates to a device for producing a three-dimensional workpiece.
1. A method for producing a three-dimensional workpiece, comprising:
irradiating a raw material layer with a laser beam, wherein a melt pool is produced at a point at which the laser beam strikes the raw material layer,
changing a position of the laser beam on the raw material layer with the aid of a first deflection unit, and
changing the position of the laser beam on the raw material layer with the aid of a second deflection unit,
wherein the second deflection unit is adapted to deflect the position of the laser beam with a greater acceleration than a maximum possible acceleration of a deflection by the first deflection unit, and wherein the method further comprises:
producing at least a first melt pool and a second melt pool, wherein the laser beam is moved to and from between the first melt pool and the second melt pool by the change of position with the aid of the second deflection unit, wherein the first melt pool and the second melt pool are maintained temporally continuously and are moved over the raw material layer by the change of position with the aid of the first deflection unit, and wherein the laser beam, by the change of position with the aid of the second deflection unit with an acceleration which is greater by a factor of more than 10 than that of a movement of the first melt pool and of the second melt pool by the first deflection unit, is moved to and from between the first and the second melt pool in such a manner that the laser beam does not produce a melt pool between the first melt pool and the second melt pool.
2. The method as claimed in claim 1 , wherein the change of position by the first deflection unit is carried out with a lower acceleration and/or with a lower speed than the change of position by the second deflection unit.
3. The method as claimed in claim 1 , wherein the first deflection unit comprises a scan unit which comprises at least one movable mirror, and wherein the second deflection unit comprises an electro-optic deflector.
4. The method as claimed in claim 1 , wherein the change of position with the aid of the first deflection unit effects an advance of the laser beam in a first direction, and wherein the change of position with the aid of the second deflection unit takes place in a direction which is different from the first direction.