Linear55-x-Pro Low Temperature Piezo Best motion linear stage
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Description
The Linear55-x-Pro is a state-of-the-art closed-loop piezoelectric motion stage designed for precision positioning in challenging environments. It is ideal for low-temperature and ultra-high vacuum applications, offering excellent performance even at 30 mK and in vacuum conditions as low as 2E-11 mbar. With a compact design of 55 mm × 55 mm × 21.2 mm, this stage delivers impressive load-bearing capacity (up to 500 g) and dynamic thrust (up to 5 N), making it suitable for high-demand applications such as nano-positioning and optical testing.
The Linear55-x-Pro provides a 25 mm travel range with a max velocity of 2 mm/s. Its closed-loop system, featuring a position encoder with 150 nm resolution, ensures precise control and repeatability. Built from non-magnetic materials (pure Ti and BeCu), it is fully compatible with high magnetic fields (up to 18 Tesla) and operates reliably under extreme conditions.
This stage is a versatile solution for applications in scientific research, precision optics, semiconductor characterization, and cryogenic environments.
Linear55-x-Pro Low Temperature Piezo Best motion linear stage
Specifications |
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| Axes Of Motion: | One |
| Travel Range: | 25 mm |
| Load Capacity (Horizontal): | 0.5 kg |
| Load Capacity (Vertical): | Not Specified |
| Max Speed: | 2 mm/s |
| Weight: | 0.2 kg |
| Guiding Mechanism: | Other |
| Voltage Requirement: | Other |
| Dynamic Force: | 5 N |
| Position Encoder: | Resistive Sensor |
| Encoder Range: | 25 mm |
| Sensor Resolution: | ~150 nm |
| Footprint X Height: | 55 × 55 × 21.2 mm |
| Drive Voltage Max.: | 200 V |
| Dynamic Force: | 5 N |
| Repeatability: | 1-2 µm |
| Temperature Range: | 1.4 to 400 K |
| Vacuum Compatibility: | 2e-7 mbar |
| Magnetic Field Compatibility: | Up to 18 Tesla |
| Materials: | Pure Ti, BeCu, Phosphor Bronze Wires |
Features
- Compact Design: Dimensions of 55 × 55 × 21.2 mm for space-efficient integration
- Low-Temperature & Vacuum Compatibility: Operates at temperatures as low as 30 mK and in ultra-high vacuum up to 2E-11 mbar
- High Load & Thrust: Supports up to 500 g load and 5 N dynamic thrust
- Long Travel Range: Provides 25 mm travel for precise motion
- Closed-Loop Control: Achieves 0.1 µm resolution with a position encoder for high accuracy
- Non-Magnetic Construction: Made of pure Ti and BeCu, compatible with magnetic fields up to 18 Tesla
Applications
- Precision Optics: Ideal for high-accuracy optical alignment and calibration
- Cryogenic Research: Designed to operate in cryogenic temperatures, down to 30 mK
- Semiconductor Testing: Suitable for delicate semiconductor characterization tasks
- Nano-Positioning: Essential for applications requiring ultra-precise positioning
- High-Field Magnetic Research: Operates effectively in environments with magnetic fields up to 18 Tesla
Frequently Asked Questions
The Linear55-x-Pro provides a 25 mm travel range, allowing for precise positioning over a relatively long distance in high-performance applications.
This stage can support up to a 500 g load and generate a dynamic thrust of up to 5 N, making it suitable for applications requiring both high precision and substantial force.
Yes, the Linear55-x-Pro is designed for ultra-low temperature and high-vacuum environments. It operates in temperatures as low as 30 mK and can handle vacuum pressures as low as 2E-11 mbar, making it ideal for cryogenic and high-vacuum applications.
The closed-loop control system of the Linear55-x-Pro features a position encoder that provides a resolution of 0.1 µm, ensuring extremely precise motion control and repeatability.
Yes, the Linear55-x-Pro is made from non-magnetic materials such as pure Ti and BeCu, which makes it compatible with magnetic fields up to 18 Tesla. This is ideal for use in high-field magnetic research environments.