SUPERSCAN IIE Series High-Stability Galvanometer Scanners SS-IIE-15
SUPERSCAN IIE is designed for demanding continuous industrial laser processing. A double-layer housing suppresses thermal effects and long-term drift. Water cooling and mirror air purging are available, and the optional Enhanced version improves long-term drift performance by approximately 50%. It supports only the XY2‑100 protocol and suits stable, prolonged high-power processing.
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| Parameter | Value |
|---|---|
| Supply Voltage [Recommended ±16.5 V] | ±15~±18 V ( Recommended ±16.5 V) |
| Current | 3 A RMS, Peak 10 A |
| Ripple / Noise [20 MHz] | ≤200 mVpp @20 MHz |
| Interface Signals | Number XY2-100 |
| Operating Temperature | +15~+35 ℃ |
| Storage Temperature | −10~+60 ℃ |
| Humidity / Protection [Noncondensing] | ≤80%, noncondensing |
| Typical Optical Deflection Angle | ±0.393 rad |
| Optical Resolution | 12 μrad |
| Repeatability [RMS] | 2 μrad |
| Positioning Noise [RMS] | <10 μrad |
| Temperature Drift — Gain | <15 ppm/K |
| Temperature Drift — Position | <10 μrad/K |
| h Long-Term Drift (Without Water Cooling) [8 h; without water cooling] | <150 μrad |
| h Long-Term Drift (With Water Cooling) [8 h; with water cooling] | <100 μrad |
| Input Aperture | 15 mm |
| Beam Displacement | 18.55 / 18.05 |
| Weight (Without Lens) [Without a lens] | ≈3.3 kg |
| External Form L×W×H | 170 mm × 125 mm × 117.5 mm |
| Water-Cooling Options | ✓ |
| Acceleration Time | 0.30 ms |
| Acceleration Time | 0.36 ms |
| Writing Speed | 500 cps |
| Writing Speed | 450 cps |
| Processing Speed | 40 rad/s |
| Processing Speed | 35 rad/s |
| Positioning Speed | 40 rad/s |
| Positioning Speed | 35 rad/s |
| Water-Cooling Medium | Clean tap water with additives, 22~28 ℃, maximum water pressure < 3 bar |
| Water-Cooling Flow Rate / Pressure Drop | 2 L/min→0.4 bar； 4→0.8；6→1.2 |
| Water-Cooling Fittings | Straight-through [W] or 90°[W2] |
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