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Electrically-variable optical-beam deflection and focusing with p.l.z.t. ceramics

Electrically-variable optical-beam deflection and focusing with p.l.z.t. ceramics

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Discs of the ferroelectric ceramic p.l.z.t. have been used for electrically controlled light-beam deflection, with deflection angles up to 6°. and for mirrors of electrically variable focal length. The two techniques, both with nonvolatile memory, should find applications in optical instruments.

Inspec keywords: lead compounds; focusing; ferroelectric materials; electro-optical devices

Other keywords: focusing; nonvolatile memory; PLZT; electrically variable optical beam deflection; optical instruments; ferroelectric ceramic

Subjects: Electro-optical effects (condensed matter); Optical instruments and techniques; Ferroelectricity and antiferroelectricity; Piezoelectric and ferroelectric materials; Electro-optical devices; Piezoelectric and ferroelectric devices; Optical elements, devices and systems

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