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June 2004 - Awarded contract to design and build a custom 3.5 x 5 inch, +/- 10 degree range fast steering mirror.
July 2004 - Improved standard fast steering mirror actuator design.
Added performance and improved heat-sinking (allows higher peak power).
January 2006 - Added digital correction capability to our standard OIM 100 series mirrors. Corrects for mirror position non-linearity. |
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Beam Stabilizer Mirror
New Steering Mirror optimized for beam stabilizer application. Primary position feedback is from the beam stabilizer position sensing detector. |
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We currently have a line of low cost dual axis voice coil driven steering
mirrors. These mirrors are used for a variety of applications including
scanning, beam stabilization, and tracking.
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When is a metal mirror preferable to a glass mirror?
Metal mirrors can be larger with lower inertia than a comparable glass mirror. Aluminum is used for a low cost approach and Beryllium is used for the best performance.
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Why use a digital instead of an analog fast steering mirror controller?
Modern DSP chips have made it possible to achieve the performance and resolution of an analog controller with the added benefit of simpler performance optimization. With a digital controller, the fast steering mirror can be optimized for its given application. |
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