ProSeries PS1 Scan Heads For 7, 10 & 14mm Clear Apertures Key Specifications • ProSeries Analog Technology - 62xx Low Drift Galvanometer Technology - MicroMax Analog Servo Driver Technology - Factory Tuned n APPLICATIONS EXPER TISE • Family of Sizes - Clear Aperture Sizes of 7mm,10mm,14mm - Broad Range of Supported Lenses • Plug & Play - Analog or Digital XY2-100 Communication Protocol ProSeries Scan Heads Cambridge Scanning Solutions brings you a new family of high performance, low noise scan heads for the fastest scan rates and for low drift. The ProSeries PS1 Scan Heads offer high performance galvanometers and the latest analog servo technology with lower noise and better thermal stability than other systems and the highest marking speed performance in a compact rugged scan head design. These core components are offered with industry standard mechanical bolt patterns, industry standard power and communication pinouts as well as a range of popular apertures, mirror - Standard Power and Communication Pinouts - Standard Mechanical 4-Bolt Interface - Standard and Custom Lens Grid Correction Files coatings and lenses. These scan heads are ideal for easy OEM design integration or as drop in replacements to improve total system performance and are suited for applications such as high accuracy marking, scribing, photovoltaic, coding, rapid manufacturing, trimming, engraving, perforating and more. ProSeries PS1 Scan Heads give the highest marking rates, good accuracy, low dither and high stability beam steering for superior performance and quality for your most demanding precision driven material processing applications.

Technical Specifications and Dimensions: ProSeries Scan Heads Scan Heads Product Specific Specifications Aperture Size Beam Displacement Step Response (1% Full Scale) Resolution Long Term Offset Drift (24 hours) Long Term Scale Drift3 (24 hours) Nonlinearity (Max. % over ± 20º optical) Typical Scan Angle Gain Error Zero Offset Digital Communication Analog Communication Power Requirements Mirror Coatings F-theta Lenses Operating Temp Settling to within 1% of position Single stroke 1 mm characters with f-160 lens 3 Sigma from mean position All angles are in optical degrees PS1-07: 9.3 Beam Offset...