Optical: systems and elements – Deflection using a moving element – Using a periodically moving element
Patent
1990-10-05
1992-03-24
Arnold, Bruce Y.
Optical: systems and elements
Deflection using a moving element
Using a periodically moving element
359223, G02B 2608
Patent
active
050993526
ABSTRACT:
Provided is a reflector oscillating apparatus in which the positions of a reflector and a compensating plate are detected so as to perform positioning with a high degree of positional accuracy (closed-loop control). Further, since the reflector and the compensating plate are driven by a couple of forces, no reaction forces by drive forces are applied to a rotary shaft and a support section, and accordingly, it is possible to enhance the positioning accuracy and to realize a short transient time and a large amplitude. Further, the magnetic circuit is commonly used so that the dimensions of a motor, that is, the height thereof in particular, can be reduced, irrespective of a large drive force. Accordingly, the reflector oscillating apparatus can be greatly miniaturized. Further, by commonly using the magnetic circuit, the impedance of the coil can be reduced, thereby it is possible to drive the apparatus at a high speed with a low drive voltage.
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Funai Kiyoshi
Mizuno Shigeki
Ogata Daisuke
Ueda Takaharu
Yamamoto Tetsu
Arnold Bruce Y.
Mitsubishi Denki & Kabushiki Kaisha
Phan James
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