Rotary mirror arrangement for the focusing of an incident light

Optical: systems and elements – Deflection using a moving element – Using a periodically moving element

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359201, 359205, 359225, G02B 2608

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058384782

ABSTRACT:
A rotary mirror arrangement (10) for changing the focus of an already focused laser beam is characterized in that a plurality of deflecting mirrors (12) of different focal length are secured on one side of a base plate (14) which is rotatably journalled on a stationary latch plate (16) arranged on the opposite side and can be latched with the latter in various rotational positions. In a respective latch position, a relevant deflecting mirror (12) is pivoted into the beam path of the incident light beam (LS). The base plate (14) is displaceably journalled on the latch plate (16) in the direction of the axis of rotation (A) and is held against the latch plate by spring force (18). The base plate (14) is supported by a three-point mounting on the latch plate (16) The mounting includes, in particular, three ball-segment-like projections (20) which cooperate with a conical bore (22), a wedge-shaped groove (24), or a lower disposed section (26) of the latch plate (16) or of the base plate (14) in order to unambiguously and reproducibly fix the base plate (14) in the respective latched position,

REFERENCES:
patent: 5183350 (1993-02-01), Kramer
patent: 5650869 (1997-07-01), Manhart et al.

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