Galvanometer drive with multi-layer permanent magnets
A driving device and galvanometer technology, applied in the field of mirrors, can solve problems such as difficult construction of radial grooves, insufficient suppression of permanent magnets, etc., and achieve the effect of improving efficiency and suppressing eddy currents
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[0038] Figure 1a A galvanometer drive 1 is shown which has a rotor 3 rotatable about an axis of rotation 2 . At least one section of rotor 3 is designed as a permanent magnet 4 . For clarity, the permanent magnets 4 are not hatched. In the present figure, this section is located in the region of the stator 5 . The permanent magnet 4 thus forms at least one part or section of the shaft of the galvanometer drive 1 . As mentioned above, the galvanometer drive 1 further comprises a stator 5 surrounding the permanent magnet 4, the stator 5 comprising coils (not shown in detail in this figure). The stator 5 is formed from two stator components 5 a and 5 b , wherein the stator 5 can of course also be constructed in one piece or from a plurality of stator components. Furthermore, the windings of the coils can be located in both stator components 5a and 5b, but it is of course also possible to arrange one coil in each stator component 5a and 5b.
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