Description
The galvanometer parts of the photoelectric analog galvanometer and the grating digital galvanometer are similar, the biggest analog and digital systems use different encoders. The photoelectric analog galvanometer uses the photoelectric encoder. When the galvanometer drives the baffle to rotate, the area covered by the baffle will change, and the photocurrent generated will also change. Thus, the corresponding relation between the photocurrent and the galvanometer deflection Angle is formed. A grating digital galvanometer uses a grating encoder. When the galvanometer drives the grating size to rotate, Sin/Cos signals will be generated on the reading head. The phase of Sin/Cos signals corresponds to the deflection Angle of the galvanometer
Galvanometer Scanner 5mm Aperture Size
Specifications
Max Aperture (Beam) Size: | 5 mm |
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Wavelength: | 355 nm (UV) |
Max Scan Angle: | 40 degrees |
Repeatability: | 2 μrad |
Linearity: | 99.9 % |
Rotor Inertia: | 0.013 g·cm2 |
Torque Constant: | 1.2 mN·m/Amp |
Peak Current: | 6 Amp |
Max Coil Temperature: | 100 °C |
Coil Resistance: | 2.1 Ohms |
Coil Inductance: | 35 mH |
Back EMF Voltage: | 0.0209 mV/deg/ sec |
Weight: | 13 g |
Input Beam Aperture: | 7 mm |
Moment Of Inertia: | 0.013 g·cm² |
Force Constant: | 1.2 N·mm/A |
Coil Resistance: | 2.1 Ω |
Coil Inductance: | 35 µH |
Max. Continuous Current: | 1.2 A |
Peak Current: | 6 A |
Rise Time: | 0.1 ms |
Weight: | 13 g |
Power Supply Requirements: | ±15V |
Maximum Drive Current Limit: | A peak |
Operating Temperature Range: | - °C |
Features
- Compact size
- Stable performance
- High speed
- Fast scanning
- Customize solution available
Applications
- Imaging system
- OCT
- Aesthetic devices
- Confocal microscope
- Laser scanning
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