ArticleOptics express2019
3 degree-of-freedom resonant scanner with full-circumferential range and large out-of-plane displacement.
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- Scanning and Actuation Techniques for Cantilever-Based Fiber Optic Endoscopic Scanners-A Review.Sensors (Basel, Switzerland) · 2021Review
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Abstract
Microsystems-based scanning technologies can achieve deflection angles of several tens of degrees and translational displacements of a couple hundred microns. Emerging applications need performance with multi-fold greater torsional and translational motion. A compliant lever-based mechanism is introduced into the comb-drive actuators of a MEMS resonant scanner to achieve full-circumferential range and large out-of-plane displacement at ambient pressures. A 1.5 mm diameter mirror is demonstrated that generates 494° total deflection angle and 561 μm translational displacement at either 853 or 956 Hz and either 100 or 90V, respectively. At 40V, an optical scan angle of ~200° and translational displacement of ~310 μm are achieved.
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