A deformable mirror is an optical device used to control the shape of a reflective surface in order to correct and optimize wavefronts of light. These mirrors are designed to deform in response to applied electrical signals, enabling real-time adjustments to their shape. This ability is essential for correcting optical aberrations caused by atmospheric turbulence, optical system imperfections, or other disturbances.
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