1. Optics

    Dualaxis scanning mirror

    Aug. 1, 1994
    A dualaxis aircooled scanning mirror called TOM is a single mirror driven by analog signals that scans two axes at 100H¥rates. Designed for use with highpower lasers (u¥to 15 kW), TOM is suitable for surface hardening, marking, cutting, and welding applications. Angular mirror positions are read in real time by an internal optical sensor.

    A dualaxis aircooled scanning mirror called TOM is a single mirror driven by analog signals that scans two axes at 100H¥rates. Designed for use with highpower lasers (u¥to 15 kW), TOM is suitable for surface hardening, marking, cutting, and welding applications. Angular mirror positions are read in real time by an internal optical sensor.

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