Mirrorcle MEMS Mirrors - Three Modes of Operation

Описание: In this video, we demonstrate several methods of operating Mirrorcle’s Dual-Axis MEMS Mirrors. These mirrors offer the ability to programmatically control optical beam position and velocity, from dc (static and quasi-static) up to some maximum speed. Of course, these devices are mechanical spring-mass systems with a continuous range of responses, however for this demonstration we simplify this continuum to three modes (or methods) of operation.

These three modes are quasi-static (or point-to-point) mode, resonant-quasistatic mode, and resonant mode.

They are described within several documents and application notes which can be found on our website:
Mirrorcle Docs - https://mirrorcletech.com/documentation/
Mirrorcle MEMS Mirrors - Technical Overview - https://www.mirrorcletech.com/pdf/Mir...
Application Note AN005 - MEMS Mirror Resonant Scanning - https://www.mirrorcletech.com/pdf/AN/...

It is recommended to read over these documents, as this video will cover how to use Mirrorcle's MEMS Mirror Development Kits to employ the modes of operation covered within them.

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00:00 Introduction
01:09 Dev Kit Setup
02:00 mtidevice.ini File
03:15 Reading Characterization Reports
03:48 Quasi-static (point-to-point) Mode
06:40 Resonant-quasistatic Mode
11:06 Resonant Mode
13:12 Thank you for choosing Mirrorcle