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Daniel Grivicic
May 14, 1995, 3:00:00 AM5/14/95
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Hi,
I was after some information on the control of lasers. I was wanting to
construct a vector display using a laser so it could be diplayed on a wall or
in mid air. This would be similar to the out put of a cro (x-y) being fed
into the device. Would it be possible to defelct the laser fast enought to
produce a lookable display?
I'm not an electrical engineering person but any help would be of use.
Thanks for any help,
Daniel.
I was after some information on the control of lasers. I was wanting to
construct a vector display using a laser so it could be diplayed on a wall or
in mid air. This would be similar to the out put of a cro (x-y) being fed
into the device. Would it be possible to defelct the laser fast enought to
produce a lookable display?
I'm not an electrical engineering person but any help would be of use.
Thanks for any help,
Daniel.
Mark Kinsler
May 15, 1995, 3:00:00 AM5/15/95
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> I was after some information on the control of lasers. I was wanting to
>construct a vector display using a laser so it could be diplayed on a wall or
>in mid air. This would be similar to the out put of a cro (x-y) being fed
>into the device. Would it be possible to defelct the laser fast enought to
>produce a lookable display?
>construct a vector display using a laser so it could be diplayed on a wall or
>in mid air. This would be similar to the out put of a cro (x-y) being fed
>into the device. Would it be possible to defelct the laser fast enought to
>produce a lookable display?
Sure. Use a vibrating mirror. I think here are several such arrangements
available commercially. A good place to start looking is at your nearest
planetarium. They frequently project lasers on their screens as part of the
show.
M Kinsler
felix donkers
May 21, 1995, 3:00:00 AM5/21/95
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> Hi,
> I was after some information on the control of lasers. I was wanting to
> construct a vector display using a laser so it could be diplayed on a wall or
> in mid air. This would be similar to the out put of a cro (x-y) being fed
> into the device. Would it be possible to defelct the laser fast enought to
> produce a lookable display?
> I was after some information on the control of lasers. I was wanting to
> construct a vector display using a laser so it could be diplayed on a wall or
> in mid air. This would be similar to the out put of a cro (x-y) being fed
> into the device. Would it be possible to defelct the laser fast enought to
> produce a lookable display?
> I'm not an electrical engineering person but any help would be of use.
> Thanks for any help,
> Daniel.
> Thanks for any help,
> Daniel.
I would suggest to use lasers with angular moving mirrors. The rotation
is done with servo-motors which can be controlled with an analogue
voltage. These type of lasers are frequently used in laser shows
(like in disco's). The produce pictures on the wall but even in the open
air if you like.
Regards,
F.Donkers (fl...@dds.nl)
olinger....@gmail.com
Apr 29, 2013, 2:34:41 PM4/29/13
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On Sunday, May 14, 1995 3:00:00 AM UTC-4, Daniel Grivicic wrote:
> Hi,
> I was after some information on the control of lasers. I was wanting to
> construct a vector display using a laser so it could be diplayed on a wall or
> in mid air. This would be similar to the out put of a cro (x-y) being fed
> into the device. Would it be possible to defelct the laser fast enought to
> produce a lookable display?
> I'm not an electrical engineering person but any help would be of use.
> Thanks for any help,
> Daniel.
We sell laser controllers and our cpus are very fast and could do this. Email me for more info, we are US based and ship worldwide.
> Hi,
> I was after some information on the control of lasers. I was wanting to
> construct a vector display using a laser so it could be diplayed on a wall or
> in mid air. This would be similar to the out put of a cro (x-y) being fed
> into the device. Would it be possible to defelct the laser fast enought to
> produce a lookable display?
> I'm not an electrical engineering person but any help would be of use.
> Thanks for any help,
> Daniel.
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