DF1003-QL230_110-020-266
Acousto-optic deflectors (AODF) scan laser beams by varying the RF drive frequency. Scanning can provide random positioning, continuous line scanning and sequential point deflection. Depending on the crystal, wavelength and beam size, response times of 0.05~15us and precise position control at the nRad level can be achieved. Optimal AODF efficiency generally requires the input beam to be set at the Bragg angle. Scanning creates a Bragg-angle mismatch because an AODF can be optically aligned at only a single drive frequency, generally reducing efficiency. The Moduoptik team draws on extensive design experience to address these issues, for example by using longitudinal modes and phased-array piezoelectric elements in the transducer to design and produce high-bandwidth, high-resolution AODF devices. Moduoptik designs one-dimensional and two-dimensional scanning AODF devices, with dedicated RF drivers supporting frequency sweeping, chirping and other control methods so that customers can implement multiple functions quickly.
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| Parameter | Value |
|---|---|
| Operating wavelength | 266 nm |
| Effective Aperture | 2 mm |
| Center frequency | 230 MHz |
| Bandwidth /MHz | 110 |
| Scan angle | 4.6 mrad |
| Optical material | Quartz crystal |
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