SS-30 Flexure-Based Galvanometer
Description
SS-30 Flexure-Based Galvanometer
Specifications |
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| Max Aperture (Beam) Size: | 50 mm |
| Wavelength: | Other (see Data Sheet) |
| Max Scan Angle: | ± 20 degrees |
| Repeatability: | 2 μrad |
| Linearity: | 99.9 % |
| Rotor Inertia: | 8.25 g·cm2 |
| Torque Constant: | 2.8 mN·m/Amp |
| Peak Current: | -- Amp |
| Max Coil Temperature: | 40 °C |
| Coil Resistance: | 5.8 Ohms |
| Coil Inductance: | 0.45 mH |
| Back EMF Voltage: | -- mV/deg/ sec |
| Weight: | -- g |
Features
- Aperture range – 20mm to 45mm
- Cross Flexure Pivot replaces ball bearings
- Ideal for raster applications
- Excellent cross-axis repeatability
- Flexure pivot reduces on-axis jitter
- No lubricants – useful in vacuum applications
- Extended life in small angle applications
Applications
- Solar Scribing
- Imaging
- Marking
- High Speed Scanning
- Ideal for high-duty cycle or small angle applications
- Excellent for high-resolution imaging applications
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Frequently Asked Questions
The SS-30 Flexure-Based Galvanometer is ideal for solar scribing, imaging, marking, high-speed scanning, and high-resolution imaging applications.
Cross-axis flexures replace ball bearings in the SS-30 Flexure-Based Galvanometer, eliminating errors due to rumble and lubrication, enabling smooth scanning, and long service life.
The recommended aperture range for the SS-30 Flexure-Based Galvanometer is 20mm to 50mm.
The SS-30 Flexure-Based Galvanometer is a moving-magnet galvo that offers exceptionally smooth scanning with capacitive position sensing.
Due to the spring force inherent in the flexure pivot, some scanning modes, such as large angle point and shoot, are not recommended for the SS-30 Flexure-Based Galvanometer.