At present, the Canon 1000 series and 2000 series are both pure digital galvanometers, and the internal encoder uses a self-developed grating encoder.

At present, Canon galvanometers have three sales models: 1. single motor form, 2. Mount Block form, and 3. integrated GH scanning head form.

1. High resolution and high repeatability accuracy; 2. Reduced temperature drift, continuous processing for 24 hours, temperature drift within 3 urad; 3. Easy calibration, by parameterizing various servo systems with constants, greatly reduces installation and debugging time.

Due to the installation of a high pulse optical encoder, it achieves a minimum resolution of about 1/8 compared to the GM-1000A system.

At present, Canon's standard lenses for galvanometers use synthetic quartz lenses, which can correspond to wavelengths including 355nm, 532nm, 1064nm, etc. In addition, Canon also has SIC lenses that can correspond to high-power lasers.

At present, there is a control card GB-511 and control software available, which customers can choose according to their own needs. In addition, Canon galvanometer is also compatible with some other control cards on the market.

Canon's five axis laser scanning head is completely independently developed, relying on independently developed optical technology to achieve high-speed scanning while maintaining a large tilt angle of the optical axis. It can be used for straight line, inverted cone, and various special hole processing.