Galvanometer Scanner Working Principle
The galvanometer scanner is a special type oscillating motor. The basic principle is that the energized coil generates a torque in the magnetic field. However, unlike the rotating electric machine, the rotor is loaded with a reset torque by a mechanical spring or an electronic method. The size is proportional with rotor deviating angle from the equilibrium position. When the coil is energized with a certain mount of current, while the rotor is deflected to a certain angle, the electromagnetic torque is equal to the restoring moment, so it cannot rotate like a normal motor. It can only deflect, the deflection angle is proportional to the current, just like galvanometer, so it is also called galvanometer scanner.
Analog galvanometer scanner is easily interfered by the electromagnetic radiation of the surrounding environment, so there will be scattered points, curved lines, and irregular shading during using.
Digital galvanometer scanner uses a digital signal to calculate and control the motor, which can effectively suppress environmental interference. Even if the working environment is seriously affected by electromagnetic interference, it can be used normally.








