Grade A scanning galvanometer (8mm)
The CK-DH-A high-speed scanning-galvanometer series supports mirrors for an 8mm beam spot and a maximum incident beam diameter of 8mm. Fast, low-drift, high-accuracy, reliable, stable performance suits high-speed and on-the-fly marking with fiber, YAG, CO2, and other lasers. Supports XY2-100 and lenses for different wavelengths and power levels.
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Specifications
| Parameter | Value |
|---|---|
| Clear Aperture Dimension [Model=CK-DH-8-A] | 8 mm |
| Gain drift [Model=CK-DH-8-A] | 80 ppm/K |
| Zero drift [Model=CK-DH-8-A] | 30 urad/K |
| Scan Angle [Model=CK-DH-8-A] | ±0.39 rad |
| Repeatability [Model=CK-DH-8-A] | ≤22 urad |
| 1% full-range step response time [Model=CK-DH-8-A; 1% full-range step] | 0.25 ms |
| 10% full-range step response time [Model=CK-DH-8-A; 10% full-range step] | 0.7 ms |
| Drift over more than 8 hours [Model=CK-DH-8-A; Operation for more than 8 hours] | ＜0.3 |
| Zero drift [Model=CK-DH-8-A] | 30 urad/k |
| Tracking error time [Model=CK-DH-8-A] | 0.18 ms |
| Marking Speed [Model=CK-DH-8-A] | 3500 mm/s |
| Positioning Speed [Model=CK-DH-8-A] | 15 m/s |
| Gain error [Model=CK-DH-8-A] | ＜5 |
| Zero error [Model=CK-DH-8-A] | ＜5 |
| Ambient Temperature [Model=CK-DH-8-A] | 10~40 ℃ |
| Power supply requirements [Model=CK-DH-8-A] | ±15 VDC |
| Maximum supply current [Model=CK-DH-8-A] | max:3 A |
| Communication protocols [Model=CK-DH-8-A] | XY2-100 |
| Mirror reflection wavelength [Model=CK-DH-8-A] | 10640, 1064, 355, 532 |
| Dimensions [Model=CK-DH-8-A] | 100 mm × 77.5 mm × 77 mm |
| Weight [Model=CK-DH-8-A] | 1.5 kg |
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