coupler with piezo electric inertial motor

• The coupler mechanism in this context typically refers to a mechanical linkage or connection component. It can be designed to couple or transmit motion, force, or torque between the piezoelectric inertial motor and the target object or component.

• A piezoelectric inertial motor is a type of piezoelectric actuator that generates motion or force through the expansion and contraction of piezoelectric materials when voltage is applied. These motors are known for their precise and rapid motion control at the nanometer or micrometer scale.

• Combining a coupler mechanism with a piezoelectric inertial motor allows for highly precise and controllable motion. The piezoelectric motor provides fine motion control, while the coupler transmits this motion to the target object or component.

• Such devices find applications in areas where precise positioning and movement control are essential, including microscopy (for sample scanning and focusing), laser optics (beam steering and alignment), semiconductor manufacturing (mask alignment), and more.

• To ensure accurate positioning, many systems that incorporate a coupler with a piezoelectric inertial motor also use closed-loop control systems. These systems typically include sensors and feedback mechanisms to monitor and adjust the position in real-time.

• Manufacturers often offer options for customizing these devices to meet specific application requirements, including different sizes, materials, and motion ranges.

• To operate such systems, you'll need dedicated control electronics and software to apply precise voltage signals to the piezoelectric motor and control the motion according to your desired parameters.

For SMA connector with NA of 0.38

For high vacuum conditions up to 10^(-6) mbar

Compact triaxial fibre coupler stage