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1.
Direct control of Zernike modes using piezo and membrane DM
(Technical documents/Technical articles)
... 20 mm. We have applied a special approach to reduce the hysteresis inherent to piezoelectric
actuator
s. It consists in the application of fading alternate voltage to the
actuator
. We call it "degauss" ...
Wednesday, 05 October 2011
2.
Beam shaping
(Products/Solutions)
... deformable mirrors can be used for a lossless beam conditioning. Most of our standard deformable mirrors can be used directly for this purpose, or we can calculate the optimal mirror
actuator
geometry ...
Tuesday, 21 June 2011
3.
AO for high-power laser
(Products/Solutions)
Our 50 mm thermally stabilized PDM has been specially designed to be used with high-power lasers. The deformable mirror features 37
actuator
s, placed in hexagonal grid with 7 mm pitch and ...
Tuesday, 21 June 2011
4.
Deformable mirror with integrated tip-tilt
(News/Latest news)
We have just introduced a new membrane deformable mirror integrated with a piezoelectrical tip-tilt stage. The mirror has 15 mm diameter and 17
actuator
s, with the geometry optimized for the ...
Friday, 22 April 2011
5.
15-mm 17-ch MMDM with integrated tip-tilt stage
(Products/MMDM)
15-mm MMDM with 17
actuator
s and integrated tip-tilt stage has been specially designed for correction of low-order aberrrations. The deformable mirror has the
actuator
geometry optimized for the correction ...
Thursday, 10 February 2011
6.
Correction for low-order aberrations with 18-channel PDM
(Technical documents/Technical articles)
18-channel PDM has no
actuator
s inside the active aperture. This makes it suitable for an excellent correction of low-order aberrations. The note presents interferometric images of the results of the generation ...
Thursday, 27 January 2011
7.
Defocus generation with MMDM and PDM
(Technical documents/Technical articles)
... factors limiting the amplitude of the correction with various types of mirrors. The
actuator
stroke (see Fig.1) is the most important factor defining the maximum aplitude of the correctable defocus. ...
Thursday, 27 January 2011
8.
Adaptive Optics without trouble
(Technical documents/Technical articles)
... piston
actuator
s. Approximation of smooth shapes, such as tip, tilt, and defocus with step-like function is either unsatisfactory, or requires a very large number of control channels N. Statistics of ...
Monday, 24 January 2011
9.
A4MEMS High-Voltage amplifier modules (new)
(Products/Electronics)
... variety of electrostatic and piezoelectric
actuator
s. Each of its 3 independent amplifiers with gain of 56 is capable of driving capacitive loads in a wide frequency range. A4MEMS ...
Friday, 19 February 2010
10.
New version of A4MEMS high-voltage amplifier is out!
(News/Latest news)
... range and is indispensable tool for operating various types of electrostatic and piezoelectric
actuator
s. In the new version we have significantly improved the frequency response of the amplifier gain, ...
Friday, 19 February 2010
11.
15 mm 37-ch "OKO Mirror"
(Products/MMDM)
... For more technical information, please download the technical passport of a typical 15-mm 37-
actuator
MMDM. ...
Friday, 02 October 2009
12.
What is the stroke of a deformable mirror?
(FAQs/General)
There are two types of stroke defined for a deformable mirror — the maximum possible stroke and the maximum inter-
actuator
stroke. The former one characterises the maximum possible travel of ...
Tuesday, 23 June 2009
13.
How do the response functions of the deformable mirrors look like?
(FAQs/General)
The shape of the response functions depends on the mirror type (MMDM or PDM) and on the
actuator
structure. A very good approximation to the response functions for all of our mirrors can be calculated ...
Tuesday, 27 January 2009
14.
Deformable mirror optimized for low-order Zernike terms
(News/2008)
... designed for correction of low-order aberrations. By locating 18 of 19 mirror's
actuator
s outside the 20-mm aperture, we achieved perfect correction of the first 15 Zernike polynomials practically ...
Friday, 25 July 2008
15.
MrFit
(Products/Software)
...
actuator
s to achieve the best possible compensation for a specified wavefront aberration, defined as a combination of Zernike terms. The program shows the surfaces of the wavefront, the best fit with ...
Friday, 04 April 2008
16.
A4MEMS high-voltage amplifier modules
(Products/Electronics)
... frequency range of up to 1 kHz, with full 300 V amplitude. A4MEMS is usable for driving a wide variety of electrostatic and piezoelectric
actuator
s. A4MEMS features a complete short circuit protection ...
Thursday, 27 March 2008
17.
MrFit is out
(News/2008)
... for simulation of membrane and continuous facesheet deformable mirrors ("Mr" means mirror and "Fit" means to fit a specied wavefront). It calculates the voltages to be applied to the
actuator
s to achieve ...
Wednesday, 20 February 2008
18.
New 50mm PDM with 37 channels
(News/2008)
OKO Technologies announces new 50mm PDM with 37
actuator
s. The mirror has 37 PZT
actuator
s forming a hexagonal grid with 6.9 mm pitch. Free
actuator
stroke is approximately 7 µm, the stroke difference ...
Tuesday, 22 January 2008
19.
What is the closed-loop correction speed in FrontSurfer?
(FAQs/Adaptive optical systems)
... Shack-Hartmann pattern, number of DM
actuator
s and available light level. With Basler A602f camera we achieved correction rates up to 90 Hz at a full frame and up to 380 Hz at an area of interest of ...
Monday, 10 December 2007
20.
How good is the initial figure of OKO deformable mirrors?
(FAQs/General)
... with RMS deviation from the nearest sphere better than 500 nm. The initial surface may have some irregularity due to random hysteresis state of different
actuator
s. These irregularities are always formed ...
Monday, 10 December 2007
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