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Acousto-Optic Modulators and Deflectors

An acousto-optic modulator is a device that utilizes the interaction between sound waves and light waves to modulate or control the intensity, frequency, phase, or direction of laser beams. An acousto-optic deflector is a specific type of acousto-optic device that is designed to deflect or steer laser beams in different directions. Learn more about acousto-optic modulators and deflectors →

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G&H - Somerset, United Kingdom

G&H provides design and manufacturing solutions to OEM customers around the world. We meet challenging specifications and offer long product lifetime and guaranteed performance in harsh environments. Our Group is comprised of three businesses: G&H Aerospace and Defense, G&H Industrial and Telecom, G&H Life Sciences and Biophotonics.

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Opto Science Inc. - Tokyo, Japan

Glossary

acousto-optic modulator A device that varies the amplitude and phase of a light beam; e.g., from a laser or by sound waves. Also known as a Bragg cell.
acousto-optic deflector A system designed with a laser as a light source and a means for producing sound waves extending beyond 100 MHz to deflect light efficiently.
modulator A modulator is a device or component that modifies a carrier signal in order to encode information for transmission over a communication channel. The process of modulating involves varying one or more properties of the carrier signal, such as its...
acousto-optic modulators and deflectors An acousto-optic modulator (AOM) is a device that utilizes the interaction between sound waves and light waves to modulate or control the intensity, frequency, phase, or direction of laser beams. It consists of a crystal or medium through which the...

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