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Features
- Large load capacity piezo nanopositioner
- Two axis motion
- 50 μm x 50 μm ranges of motion
- Extra large aperture
- Closed loop control
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Typical Applications
- Precision cryostat positioning
- Low temperature optical microscopy
- Quantum dot research
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Product Description |
The Nano-Max50 is a heavy duty, two axis piezo nanopositioning
stage designed to carry heavy experimental assemblies.
With a load capacity of 5 kg, the Nano-Max50 to be used
in applications such as precision positioning of cryostats
for low temperature optical microscopy. The low profile
and extra large aperture allows the Nano-Max50 to be
integrated into existing optical microscopes. Internal position sensors utilizing proprietary PicoQ® technology
provide absolute, repeatable position measurement with
picometer accuracy under closed loop control. Special
Nano-Max systems can be built with ranges of motion
that exceed the standard 50 microns.
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Technical Specifications |
Range of motion (X) |
50 μm |
Range of motion (Y)
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50 μm |
Resolution |
0.1 nm |
Resonant Frequency (X) |
1.5 kHz ±20% |
Resonant Frequency (Y) |
1.0 kHz ±20% |
Stiffness |
5.0 N/μm |
θ roll, θ pitch (typical) |
≤1 μrad |
θ yaw (typical) |
≤3 μrad |
Recommended max. load (horizontal)* |
5 kg |
Body Material |
Al |
Controller |
Nano-Drive®/Nano-Drive®85 |
* Larger load requirements should be discussed with our engineering staff. |
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