Tilt mirror controlling apparatus and method

Optical: systems and elements – Optical modulator – Light wave temporal modulation

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C359S290000

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06995896

ABSTRACT:
The apparatus controls a tilt angle of a tilt mirror in high speed with high stability, realizing non-linearity compensation. The apparatus includes: a control signal producing unit, which produces a control signal, for feed-forward controlling of the mirror into a target tilt angle, based on a parameter that determines the target tilt angle; a digital filter for removing a resonance frequency component, which is caused by an angle response of the tilt mirror, in the control signal, which is produced by the control signal producing unit; and a square root calculating unit for performing digital square-root calculation so that non-linearity of the control signal, from which the resonance frequency component has been removed, is compensated for.

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