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P-733.Z

High-Speed Piezo Z-Nanopositioning stage with Direct Metrology

Large Variety of Models for aBroad Range of Applications
® multilayerpiezo actuators. PICMA
Ordering Information For scanning and positioningtasks in XY, the P-733.2CD and .3CD versions are available with a travel range of 100 x 100 µm. For high-dynamics appli- cations, the P-733.2DD and .3DD models can be offeredwith direct drive and reducedtravel range.For ultra-high-vacuum applica-tions down to 10
® actua-tors are the only actuators on the market with ceramic-only insulation, which makes them resistant to ambient humidity and leakage-current failures. They are thus far superior to conventional actuators in relia-bility and lifetime.
P-733.ZCD Z-Piezo Nanopositioning / ScanningStage, 100 µm, Capacitive Sensor, Sub-D Connector P-733.ZCL Z-Piezo Nanopositioning / Scanning Stage, 100 µm, Capacitive Sensor, LEMO Connector Superior Lifetime Highest possible reliability isassured by the use of award- winning PICMA
P-733.ZCD vertical piezo stage Travel Range 100 µm Fast: <8 ms Settling Time, 700 Hz Resonant Frequency Direct Metrology with Capacitive sensors Closed-loop Resolution to 0.3 nm 50 x 50 mm Clear Aperture XY and XYZ Versions also Available Vacuum-Compatible Versions Available
-9 hPa, nano-positioning systems as well as comprehensive accessories, such as suitable feedthroughs,are available. P-733.Z piezo Z-stages offer a positioning and scanningrange of 100 µm with sub-nanometer resolution. The fast response and large clear aperture are ideal for applica- tions such as fast focusing, scanning or 3D microscopy.The settling time of the P-733.Z is in the 10 ms range. Capacitive Sensors for Highest Accuracy Capacitive sensors measureposition directly and without physical contact. This makes them free of friction and hys- teresis, a fact which, in combi- nation with the positioning res- olution of well under 1 nm,makes it possible to achieve very high levels of linearity. A further advantage of directmetrology with capacitive sen-sors is the high phase fidelity and the high bandwidth of up to 10 kHz. The resolution of the P-733.Z is better than 0.3 nm.Capacitive position sensorsmeasure the actual motion ofthe moving part relative to the stationary base (Direct Metro- logy). Errors in the drive train, actuator, lever arm or in guid- ing system do not influence themeasurements. The result isexceptional motion linearity, higher long-term stability and a stiffer, more-responsive control loop, because external influ- ences are immediately recog- nized by the sensor. The capac-itive sensor non-linearity is typ-ically less than 0.03%, the repeatability of the P-733.Z bet- ter than 2 nm.
Application Examples

Scanning microscopy Confocal microscopy Mask/wafer positioning Surface inspection Nano-imprint Micromanipulation

P-733.Z dimensions in mm © PI 1998-2006.Subject to change without notice. This data sheet is superseded by any newrelease. The newest release is available for download at www.pi.ws. 06/09/21.0 2 a-9
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