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For full specifications including the optical scanning angle (field of regard), laser power, and point-to-point scanning bandwidth,
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please see the [Mirrorcle Playzer X-Series - User Guide](https://mirrorcletech.com/pdf/PX/Mirrorcle_Playzer_X-Series_-_User_Guide.pdf).
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### PlayzerX Analog Input
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The Analog Input configuration of the Playzer X allows users to interface via three channels of analog signals, allowing control of laser beam direction (X,Y or azimuth and elevation) and laser beam intensity. Use of the PlayzerX-AIN requires user's own hardware such as e.g.: data acquisition card (NIDAQ or similar), FPGA/MCU based embedded systems, or bench-top lab equipment. This Playzer system cannot be directly controlled via a software interface as it takes voltages as inputs.
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Electrical specifications such as power supply, voltage input ranges, and current draw are detailed in the [Mirrorcle Playzer X-Series User Guide](https://mirrorcletech.com/pdf/PX/Mirrorcle_Playzer_X-Series_-_User_Guide.pdf).
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#### Example integrations with third-party hardware
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The [Moncha Lite from Showtacle](https://www.showtacle.jp/v18/lasershowsoftware/hardware/moncha/moncha-lite/)
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<imgsrc="docs/_static/playzerx_ain_moncha_lite.png"alt="PlayzerX AIN breakout board"width="600"/>
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The [FB3QS with QuickShow from Pangolin](https://pangolin.com/products/fb3qs-with-quickshow)
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<imgsrc="docs/_static/playzerx_ain_pangolin.png"alt="PlayzerX AIN breakout board"width="600"/>
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The [USB X-Series NI-DAQ Controller from National Instruments](https://www.ni.com/en/support/documentation/supplemental/09/what-is-ni-x-series-.html)
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<imgsrc="docs/_static/playzerx_ain_nidaq.png"alt="PlayzerX AIN breakout board"width="600"/>
PlayzerX provides ease-of-access to the Playzer product line and VGLP architecture. The purpose of its simple analog or USB interface is to provide programmable beam steering.
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.. image:: _static/playzerx_ain_breakout_coin.png
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:alt:PlayzerX AIN breakout board
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:width:400px
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With very low power consumption, devoted mostly to the supply of the laser driver, and with a highly compact mechanical profile, Playzer X-Series is well-suited for the development of many laser pointing applications. Users command x-axis and y-axis angle of the Scan Module laser beam as well as output laser power of the beam.
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Playzer X-Series provides simplified control of MEMS Mirror and Laser Beam with multiple interface modes:
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- Analog Input
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- USB (user switches to this Interface Mode with USB commands)
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For full specifications including the optical scanning angle (field of regard), laser power, and point-to-point scanning bandwidth,
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please see the `Mirrorcle Playzer X-Series - User Guide <https://mirrorcletech.com/pdf/PX/Mirrorcle_Playzer_X-Series_-_User_Guide.pdf>`_.
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PlayzerX Analog Input
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^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^
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The Analog Input configuration of the Playzer X allows users to interface via three channels of analog signals, allowing control of laser beam direction (X,Y or azimuth and elevation) and laser beam intensity. Use of the PlayzerX-AIN requires user's own hardware such as e.g.: data acquisition card (NIDAQ or similar), FPGA/MCU based embedded systems, or bench-top lab equipment. This Playzer system cannot be directly controlled via a software interface as it takes voltages as inputs.
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Electrical specifications such as power supply, voltage input ranges, and current draw are detailed in the `Mirrorcle Playzer X-Series User Guide <https://mirrorcletech.com/pdf/PX/Mirrorcle_Playzer_X-Series_-_User_Guide.pdf>`_.
The `Moncha Lite from Showtacle <https://www.showtacle.jp/v18/lasershowsoftware/hardware/moncha/moncha-lite/>`_
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.. image:: _static/playzerx_ain_moncha_lite.png
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:alt:PlayzerX AIN Moncha Lite integration
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:width:600px
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The `FB3QS with QuickShow from Pangolin <https://pangolin.com/products/fb3qs-with-quickshow>`_
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.. image:: _static/playzerx_ain_pangolin.png
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:alt:PlayzerX AIN Pangolin integration
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:width:600px
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The `USB X-Series NI-DAQ Controller from National Instruments <https://www.ni.com/en/support/documentation/supplemental/09/what-is-ni-x-series-.html>`_
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.. image:: _static/playzerx_ain_nidaq.png
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:alt:PlayzerX AIN NI-DAQ integration
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:width:600px
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Associated papers and application notes
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Lovell, Daniel, et al. "Optical MEMS enable next generation solutions for robot vision and human-robot interaction." MOEMS and Miniaturized Systems XXI. Vol. 12013. SPIE, 2022. `Link to PDF <https://mirrorcletech.com/pdf/pub/Mirrorcle_-_Optical_MEMS_enable_next_generation_solutions.pdf>`_
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Kasturi, Abhishek, et al. "MEMS mirror module for programmable light system." MOEMS and Miniaturized Systems XVIII. Vol. 10931. SPIE, 2019. `Link to PDF <https://www.mirrorcletech.com/pdf/pub/Mirrorcle_-_MEMS_Mirror_Module_for_Programmable_light_System.pdf>`_
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