Accession Number:

AD0481154

Title:

LARGE-ANGLE DEFLECTION TECHNIQUE FOR LASER DISPLAY.

Corporate Author:

TEXAS INSTRUMENTS INC DALLAS APPARATUS RESEARCH AND DEVELOPMENT LAB

Report Date:

1966-04-01

Abstract:

This report describes the continuing effort on a large angle of deflection technique for producing a 945 line T.V. raster scan in an experimental laser display. It was determined that 23 KC is the approximate limiting frequency for reliable operation of a resonant piezoelectric type scanner. Both PZT-4 and PZT-5 cartridges were tested. The development of a new type magnetostrictive tortional transducer, having a 14 degree deflection at 28 KC, was reported. This scanner has the potential to exceed the horizontal resolution required for a 945 line raster and is considerably more rugged than the piezoelectric type. The vertical scanner work has been directed toward the evaluation and compensation of a position feedback scanning system. A flyback interval of 2 milliseconds was achieved with 1.25 milliseconds as a goal. Preliminary mechanical design and layout of the deflector module has been completed and test procedures for the scanner system were outlined and evaluated. Author

Descriptive Note:

Quarterly rept. no. 3, 19 Nov 65-19 Feb 66,

Pages:

0029

Contract Number:

AF 30(602)-3731

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0.00MB

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