miniature positioner

1. Compact Size: These translation stages are extremely small in size, typically in the range of a few millimeters to centimeters. Their compact design allows for integration into tight spaces or environments with limited space.
2. Piezoelectric Actuators: The stages employ piezoelectric actuators as the driving mechanism. Piezoelectric materials exhibit the property of deformation when subjected to an electric field, enabling precise and rapid motion control at the microscale level.
3. Inertial Drive: The inertial drive principle involves generating motion by utilizing the inertia of a moving mass. The piezoelectric actuator imparts a sudden acceleration to a small mass, resulting in controlled linear motion of the stage.
4. High Precision and Resolution: The piezoelectric inertial drive mechanism provides excellent precision and resolution in the sub-micrometer or even nanometer range. This allows for precise positioning and manipulation of objects at the micro- and nano-scale.
5. Fast Response and Dynamic Performance: Piezoelectric actuators offer fast response times, enabling high-speed motion and dynamic operation of the translation stages. They are capable of rapid acceleration and deceleration, making them suitable for applications requiring quick and precise movements.
6. Integrated Feedback Systems: Some miniature translation stages with piezoelectric inertial drive may incorporate built-in position sensors or feedback systems, such as capacitive sensors or strain gauges, to provide accurate position feedback and closed-loop control.
7. Application Versatility: These stages find applications in various fields, including microelectronics, microscopy, photonics, biotechnology, and nanotechnology. They are used for tasks such as sample manipulation, scanning probe microscopy, optical alignment, and nanomanipulation.

Velocity : 1.5 mm/s

Mass : 6 g

Width : 15 mm

Height : 7 mm

Depth : 15 mm

Travel : 3 mm

Article Number : MS.015.0400