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10. Electrostatic linear microactuator mechanism for focusing a CCD camera.

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Koga, A., Suzumori, K., Sudo, H., Iikura, S., and Kimura, M.

Abstract

A newly developed linear electrostatic microactuator mechanism employing a vibrating motion is described. In order to achieve a miniature charge coupled device (CCD) camera with autofocusing and zoom functions, we developed an electrostatic linear microactuator with a large movement range. In miniature CCD cameras, extremely thin electrostatic actuators are needed because the space available for the focusing mechanism is reduced. The moving part (slider) of this actuator is sandwiched between fixed electrodes (stator), is alternately attached and detached to these fixed electrodes, and actuates linearly on a macroscopic level. The fundamental feasibility of this vibrating motion mechanism was first confirmed in experiments. This actuator was then applied to the focusing mechanism of a miniature CCD camera. A microlens was fitted inside the slider and it was possible to adjust the focus by moving the slider (with microlens). The size of the prototype for the focusing mechanism is 3.6×4.6×8.0 mm, and a 2-mm movement range is achieved. The minimum driving voltage is 60 V and the maximum velocity is 1.0 min/s [ABSTRACT FROM PUBLISHER]

Published
1999
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19. CW Lasing at 1.35 \mu m From Ten InAs–Sb : GaAs Quantum-Dot Layers Grown by Metal–Organic Chemical Vapor Deposition.

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Guimard, D., Ishida, M., Hatori, N., Nakata, Y., Sudo, H., Yamamoto, T., Sugawara, M., and Arakawa, Y.

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We report the fabrication of GaAs-based quantum-dot (QD) lasers grown by metal-organic chemical vapor deposition (MOCVD) above 1.3 m. We fabricated a laser diode with ten stacked InAs-Sb:GaAs(100) QD layers, grown by antimony-surfactant-mediated growth. Ground-state lasing was obtained under continuous-wave operation at room temperature at 1.35 mum, with a maximum ground state modal gain of 19.3 cm-1. These values are the highest values reported for MOCVD-grown GaAs-based QD laser. [ABSTRACT FROM PUBLISHER]

Published
2008
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