Mirror scanner

    May 1, 1995
    SC-10 scans at a frequency selected from 100 H¥to 1 kHz. The unit fits within a 1.44 ¥ 0.63 ¥ 0.425-in. envelope and can mount a 20-mm mirror to be scanned 30° peak to peak. A separate feedback amplifier supplies position output. The scanner can be phase-locked to a stable source for laser scanning, automation, and inspection functions.

    SC-10 scans at a frequency selected from 100 H¥to 1 kHz. The unit fits within a 1.44 ¥ 0.63 ¥ 0.425-in. envelope and can mount a 20-mm mirror to be scanned 30° peak to peak. A separate feedback amplifier supplies position output. The scanner can be phase-locked to a stable source for laser scanning, automation, and inspection functions.

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