Re: deflection systems

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From: Paul Bame
Date: Tue, 13 Dec 1988 03:14

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I once thought about laser-deflection using electrostatically deflected
mirrors in a vacuum.  You could really reduce mass and air friction.  I
think I calculated some poor performance numbers though (e.g., size of
mirror/plate Vs. driving voltage Vs. deflection) but maybe I was wrong.

Just an idea..
	
	-Paul Bame

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Subject: Re: deflection systems
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Date: 13 Dec 88 03:14:30 GMT
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