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21.
How large can be the amplitude of the corrected aberrations?
(FAQs/General)
... range is higher for low spatial frequencies. The maximum profile difference between the adjacent
actuator
s reaches 800 nm for MMDM and can be as large as 3 ?m for a PDM. ...
Monday, 10 December 2007
22.
Linear deformable mirrors
(Products/Wavefront correctors)
... for pulse compression The linear piezoelectric deformable mirror for femtosecond pulse shaping has 10x50mm active area, controlled by two rows of 10
actuator
s each. The
actuator
pitch is 5 mm. The maximum ...
Monday, 10 December 2007
23.
How linear is the MMDM response?
(FAQs/MMDMs)
... following expression can be used to convert the control signal CS (in the range -1...1) into the control byte CB applied directly to the digital board controlling the mirror
actuator
: CB=(int)sqrt(0.5*(CS+1))*255.; ...
Monday, 10 December 2007
24.
How MMDM works?
(FAQs/MMDMs)
... silicon frame and suspended over a number of planar electrodes - electrostatic
actuator
s. When the membrane is electrically grounded and a voltage is applied to one or a number of the
actuator
s, the membrane ...
Monday, 10 December 2007
25.
How to bias the MMDM?
(FAQs/MMDMs)
In the simplest case biasing can be achieved by applying a constant voltage to all
actuator
s of the MMDM. Theoretically under the constant bias the MMDM should take a parabolic shape. In practice, MMDM ...
Monday, 10 December 2007
26.
What is "biased operation"?
(FAQs/MMDMs)
... shapes with a reference to a flat surface. To achieve bi-directional operation the membrane should be initially deflected towards the
actuator
s and made perfectly spherical by adjusting the
actuator
voltages. ...
Monday, 10 December 2007
27.
Piezoelectric DM
(Products/Wavefront correctors)
OKO Technologies produces low-cost piezoelectric deformable mirrors (PDM) with clear aperture of 30 mm and 50 mm. The full surface stroke is 6 μm standard with maximum stroke between the adjacent
actuator
s ...
Friday, 07 December 2007
28.
Publications based on OKO products
(Products/Technology)
... changes between 1.5 and 2.5 D, at a temporal frequency of 0.2 Hz. The aberrations were measured at 20 Hz using a Shack-Hartmann sensor and corrected using a 37-
actuator
deformable mirror. The accommodation ...
Friday, 07 December 2007
29.
New PDM with 79 channels
(News/2007)
OKO Technologies announces new 50mm PDM with 79
actuator
s. The mirror has 79 PZT
actuator
s, with 61
actuator
s forming a hexagonal grid with 4.7 mm pitch, and 18
actuator
s placed on a circumference ...
Wednesday, 21 November 2007
30.
PDM with 109 actuators
(News/2006)
OKO Tech introduces 50-mm 109-ch piezoelectric deformable mirror.
Thursday, 05 October 2006
31.
PDM for high-power lasers
(News/2006)
OKO Technologies introduces 50mm 37ch athermal piezoelectric deformable mirror for high-power laser applications. The mirror features 8000 nm full stroke, 2200 nm inter-
actuator
stroke. The mirror is specially ...
Saturday, 30 September 2006
32.
Linear PDM for femtosecond pulse shaping
(News/2006)
OKO introduces 20-ch linear piezoelectric deformable mirror for femtosecond pulse shaping. The mirror has 10x50mm active area, controlled by two rows of 10
actuator
s each.
Actuator
pitch ...
Wednesday, 04 January 2006
33.
37-channel PDM
(News/2005)
... DM, but has a higher
actuator
count. For extended technical data click here (PDF, download and then open from disk). ...
Wednesday, 11 May 2005
34.
Piezoelectric DM with 19 actuators
(News/2004)
OKO introduces low-cost 19-channel piezoelectric deformable mirror. Please check out live interferometric images of the device.
Sunday, 30 May 2004
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