[[abstract]]This paper reports on novel coilless microscanning mirrors driven by the magnetostatic force that resulted from a magnetic interaction as well as the Lorentz force that is induced by an eddy current. This eliminates complicated coil routing and insulation layer deposition and simplifies fabrication allowing easy integration with micromachining and complementary metaloxide-semiconductor processes. Bulk micromachined one-axis and two-axis scanning mirrors are demonstrated, displaying 1-D and 2-D scanning patterns. Two-dimensional scanning patterns are easily tuned by varying the combination of driving frequencies. The results show that the diamagnetic (Cu) mirror is mainly driven by the eddy-current-induced Lorentz force, whereas ...
A versatile MEMS micro-mirror for optical platforms is presented, that operates using Lorentz force ...
A novel resonantly excited 2D-Micro-Scanning-Mirror is presented which makes use of an electrostatic...
peer reviewedIn this paper, the design and characterization of a contactless electromagnetic levitat...
We report a new magnetic MEMS technology that enables many electromagnetic MEMS devices. This new te...
This work proposes a two-dimensional (2-D) laser scanning mirror with a novel actuating structure co...
Based on microelectronic mechanical system (MEMS) processing, a large-size 2-D scanning mirror (6.5 ...
This paper presents the fabrication and the test results of two-axis micromachined micro-mirror stee...
We present an electromagnetically driven microscanner based on a gimbal-less twist mechanism. In con...
[[abstract]]A novel micromachined torsional mirror for use as an optical scanner is reported in this...
We have developed a wireless-controlled compact optical switch by siliconmicromachining techniques w...
An optical scanner of 9 $\times$ 3 $\times$ 5 mm$^3$ size is presented, which is driven by a microac...
A 4 mm by 5 mm, magnetically actuated scanning MEMS mirror is fabricated by integration of bulk sili...
Abstract—A novel microelectromechanical systems (MEMS) actuation technique is developed for retinal ...
In this work, we combine the advantages of hard magnets, polydimethylsiloxane (PDMS) micro-molding a...
In this article a numerical approach for a hybrid actuated two-dimensional micro scanner with large ...
A versatile MEMS micro-mirror for optical platforms is presented, that operates using Lorentz force ...
A novel resonantly excited 2D-Micro-Scanning-Mirror is presented which makes use of an electrostatic...
peer reviewedIn this paper, the design and characterization of a contactless electromagnetic levitat...
We report a new magnetic MEMS technology that enables many electromagnetic MEMS devices. This new te...
This work proposes a two-dimensional (2-D) laser scanning mirror with a novel actuating structure co...
Based on microelectronic mechanical system (MEMS) processing, a large-size 2-D scanning mirror (6.5 ...
This paper presents the fabrication and the test results of two-axis micromachined micro-mirror stee...
We present an electromagnetically driven microscanner based on a gimbal-less twist mechanism. In con...
[[abstract]]A novel micromachined torsional mirror for use as an optical scanner is reported in this...
We have developed a wireless-controlled compact optical switch by siliconmicromachining techniques w...
An optical scanner of 9 $\times$ 3 $\times$ 5 mm$^3$ size is presented, which is driven by a microac...
A 4 mm by 5 mm, magnetically actuated scanning MEMS mirror is fabricated by integration of bulk sili...
Abstract—A novel microelectromechanical systems (MEMS) actuation technique is developed for retinal ...
In this work, we combine the advantages of hard magnets, polydimethylsiloxane (PDMS) micro-molding a...
In this article a numerical approach for a hybrid actuated two-dimensional micro scanner with large ...
A versatile MEMS micro-mirror for optical platforms is presented, that operates using Lorentz force ...
A novel resonantly excited 2D-Micro-Scanning-Mirror is presented which makes use of an electrostatic...
peer reviewedIn this paper, the design and characterization of a contactless electromagnetic levitat...