Piezo stage from Attocube has utility in lateral motion setups

Aug. 25, 2016
The ECSz5050 piezo drive has been designed for nanopositioning of high loads, such as detectors or cameras.

The ECSz5050 piezo drive has been designed for nanopositioning of high loads, such as detectors or cameras. It offers an orientation independent force of 8 N over a travel range of 8 mm with a footprint of 50 × 50 mm. With utility in lateral motion setups, it can be combined with rotators, goniometers, and linear positioners.
Attocube
Munich, Germany

www.attocube.com

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