LCOS SLM sourcing guide
Use the H-series liquid crystal spatial light modulator to compare spatial light modulator supplier options and spatial light modulator manufacturer support for beam shaping and wavefront control. The useful questions are resolution, phase modulation, cooling, and how the control path fits your setup.
Use the visible H-series listing to frame a first inquiry: resolution, phase modulation, cooling, interface, and control details are the items that can be checked before deeper optical design discussion.
| Product identity | Liquid Crystal Spatial Light Modulator-H series, SKU SLM-Spec-OPM-V1AP. |
|---|---|
| Display platform | Reflective LCOS display with Twisted Nematic liquid crystals. |
| Resolution and speed | 1920 x 1200 pixels at 60 Hz, according to the product page. |
| Pixel pitch | 8.0 μm pixel pitch. |
| Phase modulation | Up to 5.5π radians at 532 nm wavelength. |
| Contrast and control | Contrast ratio above 1000:1 and 256 gray levels. |
| Integration notes | Water-cooled design, SN7401 and HDMI compatibility, and project customization are listed on the page. |
Test-bench guide
Start with the decision that matters most for the experiment, then move from product confirmation to control planning and a focused technical message.
Use this card when the first task is product identity and basic fit for an LCOS test bench.
Use this card when the next question is whether the setup needs the listed control and modulation range.
Use this card when the visible page facts are enough to prepare a first research message.
Helpful reading
Use these Moropto articles to compare claim boundaries, holography context, and application fit before opening a detailed inquiry.
This Moropto article frames how to keep product claims close to visible specifications and research context.
Read Claim Boundary Guide
This official overview connects programmable light modulation with holography and display research use cases.
Read Holography Guide
This Moropto article places LCOS SLMs in optical communications testing and laser processing prototyping workflows.
Read Application ArticleReview cues
The listed 1920 x 1200 at 60 Hz is the first filter for deciding whether the H series belongs in a bench evaluation.
The page gives an 8.0 μm pixel pitch and up to 5.5π radians at 532 nm, so inquiry notes should keep those questions distinct.
Water cooling, HDMI, SN7401, and 256 gray levels all affect how the H series fits into a working optical setup.
Before inquiry
The Moropto product page lists a resolution of 1920 x 1200 pixels at 60 Hz.
The product page notes SN7401 and HDMI compatibility, plus 256 gray levels for control.
Start with the official H-series page and then use Moropto's contact route for project-specific optical or integration questions.
The product page lists phase modulation of up to 5.5π radians at 532 nm wavelength.
The product page lists an 8.0 μm pixel pitch, which should be reviewed alongside resolution and frame rate.
The product page describes a water-cooled design, so cooling requirements should be checked before bench integration.
Open the product page, compare the listed resolution and modulation details, and contact Moropto with the optical or integration requirements that need confirmation.
