Piezo specialist PI provides a variety of ultra-fast piezoelectric mirror scanners. Lately a new device with an optical deflection range of 6 degrees (world record for piezo devices) was added to the spectrum.

Typical Applications: Multi-Axis Laser Beam Scanning, Fast Beam Steering, Resolution Enhancement, Image Dithering & Stabilization, (read more)

The S-334 fast steering mirror is a compact unit providing precise angular movements of a mirror around two coplanar axes. Optical deflection: 100 milliradians (6 degrees) Resolution: sub-microradian. Highest stability & accuracy is available in closed-loop operation. (read more)

In-Line Beam Steerers are convenient devices that precisely change the angle or alignment of optical beams. Unlike Risley prisms, In-Line Beam Steerers move the beams in a cartesian coordinate system rather than in a polar coordinate system. With a single adjustment, the In-Line Beam Steerer deflects the beam either horizontally or vertically. (read more)

The Model 2217-100-00 Fast Steering Mirror from Axsys Technologies is a newly designed tip tilt scanning mirror housed in a compact package. The one inch diameter mirror has a range of more than two degrees in each axis. The mirror is flexure mounted to provide simultaneous tip and tilt. The Fast Steering Mirror is unique in that it provides two dimensional scanning using a single mirror... (read more)

Axsys designs and manufactures Fast Steering Mirrors for free space optics, laser beam stabilization, laser scanning, image sensors, and more. (read more)

Axsys announced a new electronics digital controller for its line of fast steering mirrors. The new compact electronics package is driven using an SPI connection to a PC or other controller. With a 12bit DAC, the driver achieves resolution down to 1 micro-radian for smooth operation and precision control virtually eliminating jitter. Two meter cabling is standard. (read more)

Axsys Technologies has applied extensive heritage designing and building opto-mechanical systems to the development of fast steering mirror technology. (read more)

The Risley Prism is a high resolution beam steering device consisting of a pair of rotatable wedged elements that redirect the laser beam by refraction. The refracting angle of each wedge is typically less than 5 degrees. By rotating each wedge independently the laser beam can be steered to any position within a solid angle defined by the maximum deflection. (read more)

The 6215H, has the highest rms acceleration available on the market and is targeted at demanding high frequency scanning applications such as raster scanning for imaging, OCT, microscopy, display, projection, inspection, and a broad range of other 1-6mm aperture applications. (read more)

Off-highway tractors slog through mud, muck, and other rough terrain on a daily basis. Achieving high reliability and performance in spite of these harsh conditions requires technology at its best. To improve fuel efficiency and reliability while decreasing manufacturing costs, the Challenger® track tractor went through a major redesign from the ground up. (read more)