H. Hall, K. Enstrom, G. Cook, S. McDaniel, David Torres, R. Panas
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Characterization of Photothermomechanical Piston Motion in Micromirror Flexure Structures
Photothermomechanical piston motion of hexagonal micromirrors supported by fixed additively manufactured flexures is examined experimentally and by simulation. Results suggest a nonlinear expansion behavior of the polymer flexure structure with incident power and a higher-order low frequency dynamic response with overshoot.