BIMORPH DEFORMABLE MIRRORS
Description
ONE OF OUR UNIQUE FEATURES — WATER COOLED BIMORPH MIRRORS FOR HIGH POWER LASERS, TO ELIMINATE THE RISK OF THERMAL DAMAGE UP TO 50 KW/CM2.
BIMORPH DEFORMABLE MIRRORS
Specifications |
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| Number Of Actuators: | 512 |
| Wavefront Tip-Tilt Stroke (PtV): | 30 um |
| Actuator Pitch: | 8 um |
| Pupil Size (Clear Aperture): | 20-1000 mm |
| Surface Quality (RMS): | -- nm |
| Mechanical Response (10%-90%): | -- us |
| Reflective Coating Material: | Protected Silver |
Applications
HIGH-POWER LASERS
LASER BEAM SHAPING
TURBIDITY CORRECTION
TURBULENCE COMPENSATION
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Frequently Asked Questions
The unique feature of the Bimorph Deformable Mirrors is that they are water-cooled, which eliminates the risk of thermal damage up to 50 kW/cm2.
The applications of the Bimorph Deformable Mirrors include high-power lasers, laser beam shaping, turbidity correction, and turbulence compensation.
The specifications of the Bimorph Deformable Mirrors include a clear aperture of 20-1000 mm, voltage range of -400 to +600 V, and number of control channels of 14-256.
Stacked-Actuators Mirrors are used for atmospheric turbulence correction and have a high density of actuators with a small inter-actuator space, which is good for high-order aberration corrections.
Shack-Hartmann Wavefront Sensors are used for laser beam analysis and can analyze the wavefront and calculate its aberrations with high precision.