Cambridge Technology, Inc. Laser Scan Mirrors

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The Galvo motor selection begins with the component that is closest to your application, the mirror. Considerations such as wavelength, power, beam diameter and spot size will dictate the best mirror for your application. Low inertia is essential for beam-steering mirrors to attain the highest accelerations, while high stiffness is needed to achieve adequate servo bandwidth. The reality, however, is that a balance must be struck between the two. That means selecting the best alternative from a large array of mirror designs, or creating a custom mirror that matches your performance requirements.
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The Galvo motor selection begins with the component that is closest to your application, the mirror. Considerations such as wavelength, power, beam diameter and spot size will dictate the best mirror for your application. Low inertia is essential for beam-steering mirrors to attain the highest accelerations, while high stiffness is needed to achieve adequate servo bandwidth. The reality, however, is that a balance must be struck between the two. That means selecting the best alternative from a large array of mirror designs, or creating a custom mirror that matches your performance requirements.
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Laser Scan Mirrors -  - Cambridge Technology, Inc.
Bedford, MA, USA
Laser Scan Mirrors
Laser Scan Mirrors
The Galvo motor selection begins with the component that is closest to your application, the mirror. Considerations such as wavelength, power, beam diameter and spot size will dictate the best mirror for your application. Low inertia is essential for beam-steering mirrors to attain the highest accelerations, while high stiffness is needed to achieve adequate servo bandwidth. The reality, however, is that a balance must be struck between the two. That means selecting the best alternative from a large array of mirror designs, or creating a custom mirror that matches your performance requirements.

The Galvo motor selection begins with the component that is closest to your application, the mirror.

Considerations such as wavelength, power, beam diameter and spot size will dictate the best mirror for your application. Low inertia is essential for beam-steering mirrors to attain the highest accelerations, while high stiffness is needed to achieve adequate servo bandwidth. The reality, however, is that a balance must be struck between the two. That means selecting the best alternative from a large array of mirror designs, or creating a custom mirror that matches your performance requirements.

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  Cambridge Technology, Inc.
Product Category Optical Mirrors
Product Name Laser Scan Mirrors
Mirror Types Flat Mirror
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