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1 August 2005 Electromagnetic and structural FEA modeling of induction actuated scanning mirrors
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Abstract
The prediction of the behavior of the induction actuated scanners is a problem that involves the modeling of different physical domains as structural and electromagnetic. The Finite Element Approach is a highly viable alternative to obtain reliable predictions for its behavior over other available methods as the analytic, or circuit equivalent methods. In this owrk a finite element model for the structural an electromagnetic domains of the induction actuated scanning mirror was presented. To validate these models two experiments were performed, a laser doppler vibrometry of the double-rotor scanner to identify its modes shapes and natural frequencies and a magnetic field mapping of the actuator to obtain the spatial characteristic of the AC and DC magnetic fields generated by the actuator in the device armature region. There is a good agreement between the FEA models and the experimental results.
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L. C. M. Oliveira, K. M. Ahmida, and L. O. S. Ferreira "Electromagnetic and structural FEA modeling of induction actuated scanning mirrors", Proc. SPIE 5873, Optical Scanning 2005, (1 August 2005); https://doi.org/10.1117/12.620634
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KEYWORDS
Finite element methods

Magnetism

Electromagnetism

Scanners

Actuators

Mirrors

Chemical elements

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