Digital Micromirror Spatial Light Modulator F500YX

JCOPTIX digital-micromirror SLMs use advanced TI light-control chips for industrial/research applications. Precise internal/external synchronization coordinates cameras and motion stages. The core digital micromirror device (DMD) is an optical semiconductor/MEMS module. Digital signals to CMOS circuitry individually control mirror tilt through CMOS control and binary reset signals, enabling digital field modulation. Each mirror tilts ±12°/±17.5° about its hinge, selectively reflecting illumination to the image plane. Applications include maskless lithography, LDI, holography, machine vision, glasses-free three-dimensional displays, digital flatbed printing, and superresolution microscopy. Ultrahigh-speed digital-micromirror SLMs. Models: F4320DDR0.65WXGA, F4320DDR0.55XGA, F4320DDR0.951080P, F4320DDR0.96WUXGA, F9120DDR0.651080P, F9120DDR0.9WQXGA-UV, F9120DDR0.9WQXGA-VIS. USB3.0 and gigabit/ten-gigabit Ethernet transfer/display; 1-16 bit grayscale with configurable frame rate; internal/external single/loop playback with adjustable frequency; fast synchronous triggering/realtime playback. JCOPTIX models support USB3.0, gigabit/ten-gigabit transfer/display, synchronous triggering/realtime and windowed playback, internal/external single/loop playback, and adjustable frequency. Windowed playback supports buffering, variable sequences, vertical scanning, and Ethernet realtime binary mode. High-speed 1-16 bit grayscale display supports 1024 × 768, 1280 × 800, 1920 × 1080/1200, or 2560 × 1600, with configurable levels and 256 Gbits image storage. Ultra-HD digital-micromirror SLMs. Models: F5500-S450, F5500-Type-A, F6500-S600, F6500-Type-A, F500YX, F9000, F670S. Full resolution range; precise internal/external sync; power-off image retention; high frame rates/stability. For automation/advanced research, TI-DLPC900 architecture covers XGA to 2.5K with 1-8bit grayscale, high rate/stability, and low maintenance cost. Amplitude modulation, camera synchronization, and power-off retention provide value. F500YX mirrors are horizontal with 0° installation; others mount at 45°. Ultracompact digital-micromirror SLMs. Models: MINI-F4320DDR0.65, MINI-F4320DDR0.55, MINI-F4320DDR0.95, MINI-F4320DDR0.96, MINI-F9120DDR0.65, MINI-F9120DDR0.9-VIS, MINI-F9120DDR0.9-UV. USB3.0 and gigabit/ten-gigabit transfer/display; individual mirror control/locking anytime; precise sync; 1-16 bit grayscale and configurable frame rate. Cost-effective Xilinx FPGA control maximizes DMD switching speed. A 4-layer stacked design is described as the industry's smallest/fastest, for stringent size requirements. USB3.0/Ethernet transfer, variable-sequence/vertical-scan playback, hardware triggers, windowing, and further development are supported. Individual mirrors lock anytime. Windowing supports buffering, variable sequences, vertical scanning, and Ethernet realtime binary mode. High-speed 1-16 bit display supports 1024 × 768, 1280 × 800, 1920 × 1080/1200, or 2560 × 1600, with configurable levels and 128 Gbit storage. Ribbon-cable and cable-free versions are available, defaulting to ribbon cable; select to space/environment or contact support. Phase-type digital-micromirror SLM. Model: PLM067DV1. Individual mirror control/locking anytime; 4bit, 16 levels; 0-2π phase modulation; high-power compatibility. Nanometer piston motion differs from ±12° tilting DMDs: precise mechanical OPD control dynamically modulates phase and eliminates intrinsic LC-SLM amplitude/phase crosstalk as claimed. It offers 4bit (16-level) grayscale and full-range continuous 0–2π phase modulation. High-damage-threshold optical materials/advanced coatings tolerate continuous laser density up to 40 W/cm², depending on cooling/wavelength. Individual mirrors lock anytime. Field-control software supports shaping, structured light, and phase calibration. Common page summary, not exclusive PLM067DV1 specifications: spectrum 363-2000 nm; synchronous triggering supported; tilt ±12°/±17.5°; flexible ribbon lengths 30.8 cm/31 cm/31.3 cm/32.3 cm.

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