OpticalSubsystems - Revision history

Mirage335 at 18:18, 19 July 2016

2016-07-19T18:18:08Z

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	~~[[File:Series20Tiny-ThreeAxis.png\|400px\|thumb\|right]]~~

	Just as electronic breadboards often rely on integrated circuits (notably OpAmps), external power, and test equipment, optical tables also benefit from more than simple packaged lenses. Here we document the optical tools available at HacDC, many of which are self-made.		Just as electronic breadboards often rely on integrated circuits (notably OpAmps), external power, and test equipment, optical tables also benefit from more than simple packaged lenses. Here we document the optical tools available at HacDC, many of which are self-made.

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			[[File:Series20Tiny-ThreeAxis.png\|400px\|thumb\|right]]

	Just as electronic breadboards often rely on integrated circuits (notably OpAmps), external power, and test equipment, optical tables also benefit from more than simple packaged lenses. Here we document the optical tools available at HacDC, many of which are self-made.		Just as electronic breadboards often rely on integrated circuits (notably OpAmps), external power, and test equipment, optical tables also benefit from more than simple packaged lenses. Here we document the optical tools available at HacDC, many of which are self-made.

2016-07-19T00:33:44Z

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			\|TinySeries20\|\|15mm\|\|14x14mm\|\|6mm\|\|Specialized non-standard axis height.
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	\|Series20\|\|35mm\|\|14x14mm\|\|6mm\|\|Specialized non-standard axis height.		\|Series20\|\|35mm\|\|14x14mm\|\|6mm\|\|Specialized non-standard axis height.

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	\|~~Series40~~\|\|~~30.8mm~~\|\|~~18x28mm~~\|\|6mm		\|Series20\|\|35mm\|\|14x14mm\|\|6mm\|\|Specialized non-standard axis height.
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	\|Series60\|\|30.8mm\|\|28x38mm\|\|2mm		\|Series40\|\|30.8mm\|\|18x28mm\|\|6mm\|\|
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			\|Series60\|\|30.8mm\|\|28x38mm\|\|2mm\|\|
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Reference

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	* Linear Translator - http://www.thingiverse.com/thing:144838		* Linear Translator - http://www.thingiverse.com/thing:144838
	* Metal Lens Mounts - http://www.edmundoptics.com/optomechanics/optical-mounts-plates/lens-mounts/		* Metal Lens Mounts - http://www.edmundoptics.com/optomechanics/optical-mounts-plates/lens-mounts/
			* Lasercut Optics Bench - https://hackaday.io/project/10707-lasercut-optics-bench

2016-02-26T22:10:46Z

Stage

2016-02-26T22:05:35Z

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2016-02-26T22:04:25Z

Stage

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	Stages directly connecting to extrusions are named "Series20/40/60" depending on the minimum width in millimeters. For instance Series40 mounts require two screws, 20mm apart, and have a maximum width of 40mm, all suitable for mounting on typical 20x40mm extrusions.		Stages directly connecting to extrusions are named "Series20/40/60" depending on the minimum width in millimeters. For instance Series40 mounts require two screws, 20mm apart, and have a maximum width of 40mm, all suitable for mounting on typical 20x40mm extrusions.

	~~Stages~~ mounted to an earlier kinematic stage or bare baseplate must fit around the rectangular opening for that series.		Substages mounted to an earlier kinematic stage or bare baseplate must fit around the rectangular opening for that series.

	By default, these standards conform to the "Small" standard under "Optical Table Axis Heights".		By default, these standards conform to the "Small" standard under "Optical Table Axis Heights".

2016-02-26T21:55:23Z

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 These standards are chosen to permit quick transition between optical table, rail, and cage systems, with only small height-adding brackets.
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 ====Optical Table Axis Heights====
 Standard axis heights are based upon typical hardware for 1" grid optical tables. Mounts for other arrangements, such as a 20series extrusions, should use corespondingly lower heights. Options to mount such hardware to a standard table through intermediate stages, such as 20series extrusions themselves, should be preserved.
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 |ExtraLarge||13in/330.2mm||310.2mm||Accommodates modest Fresnel lenses.
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