Rotational micro mirror

Optical: systems and elements – Deflection using a moving element – Pivotal or rotational element

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C359S224200, C359S225100, C359S196100

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11408049

ABSTRACT:
A rotational micro mirror is rapidly driven, has a large driving angle, and is structurally stable. The rotational micro mirror includes: a substrate; a reflection plate which is rotatable and reflects light; a pair of torsion springs which support opposite ends of the reflection plate so that the reflection plate is raised from the substrate, and acting as a rotation axis when the reflection plate is rotationally driven; a pair of frames which are connected to the reflection plate without connecting to the torsion springs and are symmetrically formed with respect to the torsion springs; frame supporting units which connect the reflection plate and the frames; and a driving unit including moving combs disposed on the frames and static combs disposed on the substrate and respectively corresponding to the moving combs in order to generate an electrostatic force.

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patent: 6774445 (2004-08-01), Mutoh et al.
patent: 6914710 (2005-07-01), Novotny et al.
patent: 6995495 (2006-02-01), Ko et al.
patent: 2003/0007262 (2003-01-01), Tsuboi et al.

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