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MEMS mirror

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MEMS mirror

A tiny mirror used to reflect beams of light in optical switches. See optical switch and MEMS.



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a filter that eliminates a specified narrow bandwidth frequency from a signal consisting of frequencies of a given bandwidth) in the MEMS mirror serves to suppress the mechanical resonance (a phenomenon whereby the input of an external signal at a certain frequency induces strong vibrations) that normally occurs when switching the optical signal.
a leading developer of optical components based on very fast, accurate MEMS mirrors and membranes and a TranSwitch Corporation (NASDAQ: TXCC) affiliate company, today announced that the TVA-A and TVA-B Series Variable Optical Attenuators (VOAs) introduced at SUPERCOMM 2003 (see http://www.
a filter that eliminates a specified narrow bandwidth frequency from a signal consisting of frequencies of a given bandwidth) in the MEMS mirror serves to suppress the mechanical resonance (a phenomenon whereby the input of an external signal at a certain frequency induces strong vibrations) that normally occurs when switching the optical signal.
 
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