2004 · 15 citations · 4 references
High Speed 30-DegreeEngineeringMicrofabricationMicroscopyPolygon MirrorsScanning MirrorVertical Comb-driven MicromirrorBiomedical EngineeringInstrumentationMicro-optical ComponentMicroelectronicsMicro-electromechanical System
This paper presents a new structure and driving method for a vertical comb-driven micromirror which enables full-time acceleration and mechanical 30-degree scanning with a 4-mm long mirror. Its optimal application is as a scanning mirror for laser beam printers, replacing polygon mirrors which have technical limits in relation to scanning speed.
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