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P-732.ZC
High-Dynamics Vertical Nanopositioning/Scanning Stage
Superior Lifetime
Reliability is assured by the use of award-winning PICMA® mul­tilayer piezo actuators, which are integrated into a sophisti­cated, single-module, flexure guiding system. PICMA® actua­tors are the only ceramic-encapsulated actuators on the market, making them far supe­rior to conventional actuators in lifetime and performance. The FEA-modeled flexures are wire-EDM-cut for superior guiding precision. In addition they are maintenance-free and not subject to wear.
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P-732.ZC
High-Dynamics Vertical Nanopositioning Scanning Stage, 12 |jm, Capacitive Sensor
■ High Stiffness for High-Dynamics Operation
■ Up to 15 urn Vertical Travel Range
■ <1 nm Resolution
■ Straightness of travel <10 jrad
■ Clear Aperture with 25 mm Diameter
The P-732.ZC is a fast, high-res­olution vertical positioning stage with direct metrology. Providing subnanometer reso­lution, less than 2 milliseconds settling time and a straightness of motion of better than 10 urad, the stage is ideally suited for scanning microscopy appli­cations. In combination with the P-733 100 x 100 um Xy stage (see page 2-66) it becomes a compact XYZ posi­tioning and scanning stage with excellent dynamic per­formance in the vertical direc­tion.
Superior Accuracy Through Direct-Motion-Metrology Capacitive Feedback Sensors
P-732.ZCs are equipped with non-contact, zero-friction, direct-measuring, two-plate capacitve position sensors. Unlike conventional, indirect sensors (such as strain gauge / piezo resistive sensors), they measure the position directly rather than the strain in the actuator or guiding system.
Capacitive sensors are absolute-measuring, high-bandwidth devices and show none of the periodic errors found in incremental encoders. This permits motion linearity of better than 0.01 % and effec­tive resolution in the sub-nanometer range. This tech­nique, combined with the inherent precision of the PI two-plate capacitive sensors and the temperature-compen­sated design, results in higher-linearity scans, and provides superior responsiveness, reso­lution, repeatability and stability.
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Application Examples
■ Scanning microscopy
■ Scanning interferometry
■ Surface structure analysis
■ Confocal microscopy
■ Biotechnology
■ Semiconductor test equipment
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