Deformable Mirrors
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HIGH ACTUATOR COUNT DM SYSTEMS
High spatial-resolution wavefront correctors for next-generation applications in astronomy and laser communications
To determine which device best suits your needs, specifications for each BMC deformable mirror are available in the links above, or if you have any questions, feel free to contact us!
We are always happy to help select the optimal wavefront correction device for your application.
LINEAR ARRAY DM SYSTEMS
A high precision wavefront corrector for spectral and temporal phase control
Continuous DM
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HEX TTP-DM SYSTEMS
High precision wavefront manipulators for an array of applications
LOW ACTUATOR COUNT DM SYSTEMS
Economic and versatile solutions for advanced wavefront control
Boston Micromachines Deformable Mirrors are available in a wide array of pitches and strokes with either segmented or continuous mirror membrane facesheets.
Segmented DM
MID ACTUATOR COUNT DM SYSTEMS
Advanced technology ideal for demanding applications in astronomy and laser communications
Boston Micromachines deformable mirrors are advanced wavefront control devices that consist of a mirror membrane supported by an underlying actuator array. Each actuator in the array can be individually deflected by electrostatic actuation to achieve the desired pattern of deformation. Unlike piezoelectric mirrors, electrostatic actuation ensures mirror deformation without hysteresis.