Mirrorcle Development Kit Features
- Fully mobile demonstration platform. The kit can be run using only a laptop and easily carried by hand. All circuitry runs on the power provided by the computer, while the laser's power comes form included batteries. As seen in the figures below, both the USB version and the DAQ-based version of the circuits is powered by a laptop.
- Run multiple kits simultaneously . Figures 2 and 3 below shows two kits working from a single laptop simultaneously.
- High-quality 2-channel high voltage amplifier . With the stand-alone add-on for your amplifier box, you will receive a high quality 2 channel high-voltage amplifier that amplifies 0-10V to 0-150V over the bandwidth of 10s of kilohertz.
- DAQ-compatible version has a 68-pin connector compatible with dozens of National Instruments DAQ and Analog Output cards. Additionally offers blanking signal for laser if the card has correlated DIO (e.g. NI PCI-6221). Kit is compatible with any NI-based software and applications, e.g. LabView.
- USB-compatible version includes the Data Translation DT9812-2.5V Economy USB Mini-Instrument for the USB bus that offers 8 analog input channels, 2 analog output channels, as well as 16 digital IOs to accomodate most applications. Packaged with the GO! application, these mini-instruments offer oscilloscope, chart recorder, voltmeter, file viewer, analog output, digital I/O, and counter/timer functions that are extremely easy to use.
Figure 1. A DAQ-based development kit is connected to a PCMCIA card inside a laptop, resulting in
a fully mobile and light demonstration platform with no ac outlet or other external cables needed.
Figure 2. Two development kits are connected to a single laptop and running simultaneously. On the left is
a DAQ-based kit with a green 532nm laser, and on the right is a USB-based kit with a red 630nm laser.
Figure 3. Two MirrorcleDraw software sessions running simultaneously, each one addressing a separate kit.
The overall platform is fully mobile.
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