Goniometer Series - Low Temperature Piezoelectric Motion Unit

Specifications

Vacuum Compatible: Yes
Microstep Size (default Resolution): Not Specified
Built-in Controller: No
Range Of Motion: 0.0005 – 12 deg
Accuracy (unidirectional): Not Specified
Maximum Speed: Not Specified
Minimum Speed: Not Specified
Temperature Range: 1.4K ~ 400 K
Max. Load: 200 g
Max. Load: 2.2 N
Encoder: Resistive Sensor
Sensor Range: 10 °
Sensor Resolution: 0.2 m°
Drive Voltage: 200 V
Pins: Driven - 2 pins; Sensor - 3 pins
Main Body: Default: Pure Ti; ULT: BeCu
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Features


  • Compact design with dimensions: 25mm x 25mm x 12.5mm (Goniometer25-theta and

  • Goniometer25-phi), 35mm x 35mm x 16mm (Goniometer35-theta and Goniometer35-phi)

  • Compatibility with ultra-high vacuum (2E-11 mbar) and low temperature (30mK) environments

  • Non-magnetic material construction (Pure Ti and BeCu) suitable for use in 18 Tesla magnetic fields

  • High load capacity: 200g (Goniometer25-theta and Goniometer25-phi), 500g (Goniometer35-theta

  • and Goniometer35-phi)

  • Long travel range: 6.6° (Goniometer25-theta), 6° (Goniometer25-phi), 12° (Goniometer35-theta),

  • 10° (Goniometer35-phi)

  • Closed-loop control with position sensing and high resolution (0.2 m° for Goniometer25-theta and

  • Goniometer25-phi, 0.5 m° for Goniometer35-theta and Goniometer35-phi)

  • Drive voltage of up to 200V

  • Driven by 2 pins; Sensor with 3 pins

  • Rotation center to top plate: 40mm (Goniometer25-theta), 51mm (Goniometer25-phi), 50mm

  • (Goniometer35-theta), 66mm (Goniometer35-phi)

  • Lightweight design with a weight of 20g (Goniometer25-theta and Goniometer25-phi), 70g

  • (Goniometer35-theta and Goniometer35-phi)

Applications


  • Scientific research and experimentation requiring precise angular adjustments

  • Optics and photonics applications

  • Microscopy and imaging systems

  • Semiconductor manufacturing and inspection

  • Nanotechnology and materials science

  • Metrology and precision engineering