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8 March 2014 Quasi-static microscanner with linearized scanning for an adaptive 3D laser camera
Thilo Sandner, Thomas Grasshoff, Markus Schwarzenberg, Richard Schroedter, Harald Schenk
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Abstract
This paper presents a gimbaled MEMS scanning mirror (MSM) especially developed for adaptive raster scanning in a novel 3D ToF laser camera. Large quasi-static deflections of ±10° are provided by vertical comb drives in vertical direction in contrast to resonant horizontal scanning of the 2.6x3.6mm elliptical mirror at 1600 Hz and 80° optical scan range. For position feedback piezo-resistive position sensors are integrated on chip for both axes. To guarantee the full reception aperture of effective 5 mm a synchronized driven MEMS scanner array - consisting of five hybrid assembled MEMS devices - are used in a novel 3D ToF laser scanner enabling a distance measuring rate of 1MVoxel/s and an uncertainty of ToF distance measurement of 3…5 mm at 7.5 m measuring range for a gray target.
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Thilo Sandner, Thomas Grasshoff, Markus Schwarzenberg, Richard Schroedter, and Harald Schenk "Quasi-static microscanner with linearized scanning for an adaptive 3D laser camera", Proc. SPIE 8977, MOEMS and Miniaturized Systems XIII, 897717 (8 March 2014); https://doi.org/10.1117/12.2064898
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KEYWORDS
Mirrors

Microelectromechanical systems

Stereoscopic cameras

Sensors

3D-TOF imaging

Distance measurement

Laser scanners

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