hurrySCAN
®
10, digital, 1064 nm, f = 254 mm
Rev. 2.6 e
9 hurrySCAN
®
10 Technical Specifications
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9 hurrySCAN
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10 Technical Specifications
(all angle specifications optical)
SCANLAB ID numbers
of scan head 112466
of objective 100832
Aperture
maximum diameter of the laser
beam inside the scan head
10 mm
Control
Input and Output Signals XY2-100 Standard
Maximum range for control
values
(1)
0 to 65535
Calibration ±0.408 rad with
(32768 ± 31457) Bit
Maximum allowed scan angle
(vignetting insignificant)
(2)
- without objective
- with objective 100832
±0.36 rad
±0.34 rad
Power supply
Requirements ±(15+1.5) V DC,
max. 3 A each pole
Optical Performance
Gain error < 5 mrad
Zero offset < 5 mrad
Skew < 1.5 mrad
Nonlinearity < 3.5 mrad
Repeatability < 22 µrad
Long-term drift over 8 hours
(after warm-up)
<0.6mrad
(1) This maximum range for input values should be regarded as a
theoretical range. Due to the danger of vignetting by the
mirrors or by the objective (also see page 6), the specified
maximum scan angle must never be exceeded.
(2) Theoretical value (see page 6 and page 8)
(3) See page 29.
Tuning Specifications (Dynamic Performance)
(3)
Tracking error < 0.18 ms
Typical positioning speed
(* with 160 mm objective)
45 rad/s
(*7 m/s)
Maximum positioning speed 100 rad/s
Typical marking speed (for
marking small characters, with
160 mm objective)
2m/s
Step response
(settling to 1/1000 full scale)
• 1% of full scale 0.35 ms
• 10% of full scale 0.90 ms
Objective and image field
Wavelength, for which the
following specifications were
calculated
1064 nm
Focal length f (nominal) 254 mm
Typical image field (170 x 170) mm
2
Working distance A
(see figure 8 on page 21)
390 mm
Mirror
Coating dielectrical high
performance coating
Working wavelength 1064 nm
Reflectivity
– at 1064 nm more than 99.5% per
mirror, over the full
range of angles
– at 630 nm to 670 nm more than 70% per
mirror
Maximum allowed average
laser power
150 W
Maximum allowed laser power
density continuous wave
500 W/cm
2
Damage threshold for pulsed
operation (with specified
working wavelength, pulse
length 10 ns, 200 on 1, also see
page 27)
5J/cm
2
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