Mirrorcle Technologies to display 5.0-mm-diameter MEMS mirror at SPIE Photonics West 2016

Jan. 26, 2016
This 5.0-mm-diameter bonded MEMS mirror is a micro-assembly of a monolithically fabricated actuator engine combined with a mirror to accommodate larger beams.

This 5.0-mm-diameter bonded MEMS mirror is a micro-assembly of a monolithically fabricated actuator engine combined with a mirror to accommodate larger beams. Maximum tilt angle under point-to-point driving is -6° to 6° mechanical on each axis, while maximum tilt angle under resonant driving is -7° to 7° mechanical.

SPIE Photonics West booth number: 5660

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Contact:Mirrorcle Technologies
Headquarters: Richmond, CA
Product: 5.0-mm-diameter MEMS mirrors
Key Features: Accommodates larger beams

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