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Monolithic MEMS optical switch with amplified out-of-plane angular motion
We describe an array of electrostatically actuated surface micromachined mirrors for fiber-optic switching. Using a pure flexure angle amplification mechanism the mirrors can be tilted continuously from 0 to 14 degrees with less than 60 V.