ALPAO Deformable Mirrors less than 200 actuators
Description
ALPAO Deformable Mirrors (DMs) feature large strokes, high dynamic motion and an excellent optical quality. ALPAO DMs are providing state-of-the-art performances which will meet and exceed your requirements for fast and accurate wavefront corrections.
ALPAO Deformable Mirrors less than 200 actuators
Specifications |
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Number Of Actuators: | 37 to 192 |
Wavefront Tip-Tilt Stroke (PtV): | 40 to 80 um |
Actuator Pitch: | 800 to 5000 um |
Pupil Size (Clear Aperture): | 5.6 to 45 mm |
Surface Quality (RMS): | <7 nm |
Mechanical Response (10%-90%): | 90 us |
Reflective Coating Material: | Protected Silver |
Features
- Large deformation
- High dynamic motion
- Excellent optical quality
Applications
Astronomy
Microscopy
Vision Science
Free Space Optical Communications (FSO)
Defense
Semiconductor Equipments
Laser beam Shaping
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Ships from:
France
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On FindLight:
since 2015
Frequently Asked Questions
ALPAO Deformable Mirrors (DMs) are instruments that feature large strokes, high dynamic motion, and excellent optical quality. They are designed to correct wavefront errors with high precision.
The key features of ALPAO Deformable Mirrors include large deformation, high dynamic motion, and excellent optical quality. They also have low hysteresis, high linearity, and great stability.
ALPAO Deformable Mirrors can be used in various applications, such as astronomy, microscopy, and ophthalmology. They can correct large aberrations and shape wavefronts with high precision.
The settling time of ALPAO Deformable Mirrors is as low as 400µs (at ±10%) with very low overshoot. This allows for excellent correction because adaptive optics temporal errors are drastically reduced.
Optional items and accessories available for ALPAO Deformable Mirrors include a high stability option, other coatings (gold, aluminum, or dielectric), a rotation stage for precise tip-tilt and alignment adjustment, and LED box for testing control software.