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Nanopositioning Piezo Actuator

Nanopositioning Piezo Actuator, #85-008

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Type of Movement:
Linear (Z)
Type of Drive:
Ultrasonic Motor
Type:
For Microscope Objectives
Construction:
Aluminum and Brass Body
Frequency (Hz):
500
Frequency Stability (%):
±20
Load Capacity (g):
300
Mounting Threads:
Sold Separately
Optical Path Difference (mm):
12.7
Power Supply:
Controller with EO-Drive and 16-bit USB Open Loop
Range of Motion (μm):
100
Resolution (nm):
1.5
Runout, θx (μrad):
6
Runout, θy (μrad):
10
Stiffness (N/μm):
1

Regulatory Compliance

RoHS 2015:
Compliant
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Product Description

Nanopositioning piezo actuator and USB controller are sold separately; both are required for a complete system.

Product Family Description

  • 100μm Range of Motion
  • 1.5nm High Resolution Positioning
  • Interchangeable Quick Mount Adapters

The Microscope Objective Nanopositioning System is a piezo driven, flexure guided, nanopositioning focusing element system. Combining 100μm of travel with low off-axis motion, the nanopositioning piezo actuator ensures stable microscope images throughout the entire range of motion. RMS, M25, and M26 quick mount adapters set thread directly into the microscope turret and provide a stable mounting surface for the nanopositioning actuator.

Note: Nanopositioning piezo actuator (required), USB controller (required), and quick mount adapters (at least one required) are sold separately.

The EO-Drive controller connects directly to any USB port on a Windows® (XP, Vista, Windows 7) compatible computer, and provides high resolution, 16-bit control of the lens motion. Software drivers, LabVIEW™ examples, and a LabVIEW™ tutorial are included. LabVIEW™ examples are open source, and can be used as a starting point in LabVIEW™ routines written for specialized imaging applications.