LA Linear Actuator
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LA Linear Actuator - 1

For Applications in Ultra-High-Vacuum and Cryogenic Environment Motors for use in vacuum should not only withstand the vacuum (no bursting of air inclusions), they must not contaminate the vacuum either. Through many years of experience with special materials for use in Space, we have put a focus on materials with minimal molecular outgassing and high heat resistance. This is the prerequisite for a high vacuum quality and genuine measurement results in scientific and medical applications. For exact positioning in vacuum, stepper motors are therefore particularly suitable because they can precisely position even without sensitive feedback providers. Therefore phytron linear actuators can be used in particularly challenging environmental con- RoHS complient in focus ditions (radiation, cryo-temperatures). Since stepper motors do not generate jitter effects while holding a position, this technology is ideal for precisely aligning optical instruments, mirrors, antennas or samples e.g. in high-resolution microscopes, particle accelerators or molecular analysis devices. phytron LA linear actuators for cryo (UHVC1;UHVC2) and UHV (UHVS) are completely dry lubricated. Highlight Cleanliness phytron motors for use in ultra high vacuum (UHV) contain only materials that also meet the requirements of the ECSS (European Space regulations). Thus, each material has a maximum TML (Total Mass Loss) value < 1% and a maximum CVCM (Volatile Mass Losses) value < 0.1 %. You will receive your UHV motor, double-wrapped and vacuum sealed.. high temperature radiation resistance 2-phase stepper motor diameter 25 mm linear speed 1.5 mm/s linear stroke 13 mm Spindelsteigung 1 mm positioning accuracy <0,01 mm operating temperature - cryo version: UHVC1: -196 to -50 °C UHVC2: down to -269 °C (on demand) - UHV version (UHVS): -40 to +150 °C • rotatory encoder with switching cam • linear limit switches for stroke limitation • temperature evaluation with K-type • mounting position: any • lifetime (worst case) 100 000 strokes min. Options • VGPL precision planetary gear Edition 2018 February Extrem

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LA Linear Actuator - 2

first outgassing at phytron Cryo 1 solid lubrication UHVS solid lubrication vacuum classes Cryo 2 solid lubrication 1 ) short-term tests at room temperature are possible ) first outgassing is optional dimensions / electrical and mechanical characteristics mechanical characteristics max. frequency (full step) inductivity/ phase resistance/ phase LA standard 200-steps 4 lead parallel electrical characteristics tolerance ±0.02 2)rated current: at UHVS: 1.2 A; at UHVC1 and UHVC2: 1.5 A All values given above refer to room temperature and atmospheric pressure.

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LA Linear Actuator - 3

linear actuator LA 25.200.x-y-z front view linear actuator LA 25.200.x-y-z with gear dimensions gear stepper motor size gear stage frequency max. [Hz] (full step) 300

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LA Linear Actuator - 4

Extreme motor connection A B blue green windings parallel stepper motor connection thermocouple connection control electronics for vacuum application: phy MOTIONTM limit switch connection modular stepper motor controller for in-vacuum applications The phy MOTIONTM controller is ideally equipped for the demands of in-vacuum projects. Beside the encoder evaluation (differential incremental encoder with quadrature signals, absolute encoder acc. to SSI standard, BiSS- and EnDat-encoder) a resolver and thermocouple evaluation of each axis is possible for monitoring of the driven motors. This...

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