Compact High-Load Scanner25-z: Low Temperature Piezoelectric Motion with Ultra-High Vacuum Compatibility

Specifications

Axes Of Motion: One
Travel Range: 0.055 mm
Load Capacity (Horizontal): 0.2 kg
Load Capacity (Vertical): Not Specified
Max Speed: Not Specified
Weight: 0.02 kg
Guiding Mechanism: Other
Voltage Requirement: Other
Capacitance @300 K: 4.2 uF
Resolution: 0.8 nm
Linearity Error: Typical ~ 0.1 %
Dimensions (WxHxD): 25 x 25 x 8.5 mm
Temperature Range: 1.4 to 400 K
Vacuum Compatibility: 2E-7 mbar (UHV version: 2E-11 mbar)
Max Magnetic Field: 18 Tesla
Drive Voltage Max: 75 V @300 K, Max 180 V @4 K
Materials (Main Body): Pure Ti, BeCu
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Features


  • Compact Design: Small footprint (25 x 25 x 8.5 mm) for use in space-constrained setups

  • Ultra-Low Temperature and Vacuum Compatibility: Operates in environments down to 30 mK and vacuum pressures as low as 2E-11 mbar

  • Non-Magnetic Construction: Made from pure titanium (Ti) and beryllium copper (BeCu) for compatibility with 18 Tesla magnetic fields

  • High Load Capacity: Can support up to 200 g, making it suitable for demanding applications

  • Large Travel Range: 55 µm at 300 K for versatile motion

  • High Resolution: Position sensing with a precision of up to 0.8 nm

  • Multiple Versions Available: HV, ULT, and UHV versions for different experimental needs

  • Low Capacitance: 4.2 µF at 300 K ensures efficient operation in low-temperature environments

Applications


  • Cryogenic Research: Ideal for use in He3 and dilution cryogenics systems due to its low temperature capability (30 mK)

  • High-Vacuum Studies: Compatible with ultra-high vacuum conditions, suitable for experiments requiring pressures as low as 2E-11 mbar

  • Magnetic Field Research: Works in magnetic environments up to 18 Tesla, making it suitable for high-field experiments

  • Precision Motion Control: Excellent for applications requiring precise, high-resolution movement (0.8 nm resolution)

  • Nanotechnology: Perfect for precision manipulation of components at the nanoscale