AH1212K_LM-LTD_AGV-HP-189x129_AGR_halfpage.qxd 5/5/2014 11:25 AM Page 1 Scanner Accuracy Micron Level
Ultrafast UV laser technology coupled with a high-speed scanner- based beam displacement system has the potential to revolutionize laser micromachining applications. UV lasers with short focal length optics allow for micron-level spot size while the high speed and acceleration capability of the scanner can execute multiple passes over the material extremely quickly. Utilizing this capability to its fullest potential requires a scanner with micron-level accuracy at the work point. Aerotech’s AGV-HP is the first commercially available scanner capable of micron-level accuracy over a relatively large area (40 x 40 mm). This working area can be greatly extended with Aerotech’s Infinite Field of View (IFOV) technology. Key operating parameters for the scanner are outlined below. Check the Aerotech website for the latest information on the entire AGV product line.
• 10, 14 and 20 mm input apertures
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• CO2, DS, 1552 nm, 1064 nm, 1030 nm, 532 nm, 515 nm, 355 nm and other optics available
• Low thermal drift optical feedback
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• >24-bit resolution
• Optional air and water cooling
• Laser triggering directly from position feedback
• Non-proprietary programming language
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