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MEMS scanners for display, imaging, and spectroscopy and their dynamic characterization
2009
Fourth International Conference on Experimental Mechanics
Moving micro-mechanical structures combined with laser light sources and micro-optics enable a number of powerful applications in display, imaging, and spectroscopy. Examples of systems developed in our laboratory are: rotational scanners developed for micro-projectors, dynamic diffraction gratings with large out-of-plane motion developed for Fourier Transform spectrometers, and 2 degree-of-freedom MEMS stages that carry micro-lens arrays for laser beam steering and imaging applications.
doi:10.1117/12.851777
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