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Galvanometer rotating scanner - resonant frequency

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Resonant frequency

Hi,

I have a galvanometer rotating scanner. Is it possible to obtain the resonant frequency for the scanner or obtain the frequency response if I only have the step response?

Or how could I obtain them in an experiment?

Thanks
 

Resonant frequency

Yes, if you assume a simple spring-mass system (second order differential equation). You possibly don't see additional modes, most likely above the frequency range of interest anyway
 

Re: Resonant frequency

Hi,

Is there more detailed explanation? Or examples?

Thanks
 

Resonant frequency

If the step response shows ringing, then the frequency of this ringing is the resonant frequency.
I also seem to recall from DSP theory that if you perform an FFT of the impulse response (not step response) of a system, that you obtain the frequency response of that system.
 

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