Introduction
Cambridge Technology, Inc., established in 1978, specializes in instrumentation products for biomedical research, focusing on technology innovation, high-quality manufacturing, and customer commitment. In 2009, it merged with General Scanning Inc, enhancing its expertise in galvanometer technology.

Product Offerings
Cambridge Technology offers a range of products from basic components to full subsystems, tailored to customer specifications. Their products are used in various industries, including materials processing, semiconductor metrology, medical diagnostics, biomedical systems, laser projection, and imaging and printing.

Commitment to Innovation
The company is dedicated to advancing galvanometer and laser scanning technologies, ensuring high performance and reliability. Their production process includes rigorous quality management and testing to meet customer specifications.

Worldwide Support
Cambridge Technology provides extensive international support through a network of centers, distributors, and engineers.

Resonant Scanners
These scanners are ideal for applications requiring long life, high speed, low power consumption, and small size. They operate at frequencies between 1Hz and 12kHz.

Dynamic Focusing Module (DFM)
The DFM offers modularity and flexibility for applications needing dynamic focal plane adjustments, synchronized with XY galvo motion.

Servo Drivers
Cambridge Technology provides a variety of servo drivers, both analog and digital, to optimize system design. These include self-tuning and software-tuned options for maximum flexibility.

Galvanometer Options
The company offers a broad range of galvanometers, from small medical scanners to large airborne LIDAR applications, with various rotor architectures and technologies.

EC1000 Controller
The EC1000 is a compact, dual-system-on-a-chip controller for modern factory environments, offering network appliance operation, real-time status monitoring, and synchronous laser control.

Mirrors
Cambridge Technology provides precision mirrors for beam diameters from 3 mm to 75 mm, with various substrate materials and coatings for optimal scanning performance.