Motorized Optical Shutter High Speed Millisecond Response 1/2" or 1" Aperture

The motorized optical shutter is a shutter device that achieves millisecond-level response by controlling a motor with pulses.
By default the shutter stays closed; when the control pulse signal goes high, the shutter opens, and when the pulse level drops, the shutter closes.
Hall sensors detect the position of the shutter blade in the housing, providing information to determine the shutter position, so the host computer can verify whether the shutter operates at the set frequency.
The control box of the motorized optical shutter supports secondary development in C/C++, LabVIEW, C#, etc.