Article: Piezo Nanopositioning Stages.

Article: Piezo Nanopositioning Stages.
Semiconductor International;  October 15, 2008 ;     351 words ...Staff The PIHera family of flexure-guided piezo nanopositioning stages offers travel ranges to 1.8 mm. They can be used for scanning probe applications and static positioning. The stages provide ...

Article: Nanopositioning stages.(New Products)(Physik ...
Semiconductor International;  August 1, 2005 ;     536 words ...The P-628 series of nanopositioning stages are monolithic positioning and scanning systems for closed-loop, flexure-guided piezo stages. They have a travel range of ...

Article: Nanopositioning stages. (Product News).(line of ...
Design News;  December 17, 2001 ;     639 words ...This line of nanopositioning stages is designed for manufacturing fiber optic components and assemblies. The linear stages reportedly offer +0.25 [micro]m ...

Article: Small nanopositioning stages.(NEW Technology)
Bioscience Technology;  January 1, 2006 ;     444 words ...Nanopositioning stages offer monolithic, high-speed positioning systems that provide resolutions to better than 1/10 of a nanometer in a package ...

Article: NanoPositioning stages. (Product spotlight: ...
Fiberoptic Product News;  December 1, 2002 ;     398 words ...Polytec PI NanoAutomation Group introduces HERA, the world's longest-travel, precision-guided PZT NanoPositioning stages for advanced applications such as mask-alignment, inspection and metrology. Providing a linear travel range of up ...

Article: NanoPositioning stages.(New Products)
Quality;  October 1, 2003 ;     344 words ...The HERA precision-guided PZT NanoPositioning stages provide a linear travel range of up to 600 microns and optional subnanometer-resolution capacitive position feedback in a package ...

Article: Nanopositioning stages.(TECHNOLOGY Focus: IMAGE ...
Bioscience Technology;  July 1, 2005 ;     375 words ...P-620 series miniature nanopositioning stages pro vide linear travel ranges to 1 mm and subnanometer resolution. Applications include spectroscopy and scanning microscopy ...