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New Nano Positioner from National Aperture |
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NAI announces the release of the new MM-3M-F-LS-NM nanometer linear micro-stage with linear encoder-based 15-25nm resolution. Perfect for ultra-fine motion, long travel, and limited space applications. |
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ANT-LX Linear Stage,ARMS Series Rotary Stage,Direct-Drive Rotary Motion Simulators,Linear Stages |
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Available in X, XY, XYZ, and many other combinations
2.5 nm linear resolution with Automation 3200
Turnkey drive and control electronics
Noncontact, non-cogging, direct-drive
Ultra-quiet linear servo drives
High speed, real-time axis calibration |
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| Introduction Aerotech’s Nanotranslation Crossed-Roller (ANT-LX) stages are the best in class in combining speed, accuracy, resolution, repeatability, reliability, and size. As an evolution of the popular ANT stage family, ANT-LX linear stages exhibit enhanced motion performance over Aerotech’s first generation ANT series. Product improvements such as 5 g acceleration, 500 mm/s velocity, enhanced load capacity, and standardized, universal base mounting patterns allow the use of this flexible stage family in an even wider range of configurations than its predecessors.
Noncontact Direct-Drive All of the original ANT series’ direct-drive advantages have been preserved in the LX family. Only noncontact direct-drive technology offers the robust, accurate, and high-speed positioning necessary for mass production of precision devices. ANT-LX stages utilize advanced direct-drive technology pioneered by Aerotech to achieve the highest level of positioning performance. This direct-drive technology is high-performance, non-cogging, noncontact, high-speed, high-resolution, and high-accuracy, and the use of crossed-roller bearing elements allows even higher precision, smaller incremental moves to be accomplished reliably and repeatably. This unique drive and bearing combination, packaged in an extremely small-profile footprint, offers tangible advantages in many applications such as fiber alignment, optical delay element actuation, and scanning processing demanding smooth motion.
Flexible System Design The ANT-LX family has universal mounting and tabletop patterns that allow for easy system integration. Two, three, or more axes can be easily combined for flexible system designs and multi-axis configurations. Both 25 mm and 50 mm travel versions are available and can be integrated without the need for interface plates, preserving low profile system designs.
System Characteristics Outstanding accuracy, position repeatability, and in-position stability require high system resolution. The ANT-LX stage’s industry-leading 2.5 nm or better closed-loop resolution provides this high level of performance. Advanced, real-time axis calibration systems allow the highest level of system accuracy. High-speed, 40 MHz electronic circuitry enables extremely fast positioning, over 500 mm per second, even at 2.5 nanometer resolution. Excellent in-position stability, assisted by high-quality, no-creep linear bearings, enables virtually maintenance-free operation over the life of the product. Aerotech’s direct-drive technology has no hysteresis or backlash, enabling accurate and repeatable nanometer-scale motion.
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Cypress?s New Portfolio of Touchscreen Solutions Includes Multi-Touch All Point Offering On a Single |
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Saturday, 28 June 2008 |
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Flexible PSoC®-Based TrueTouchTM Solutions Enable New, Dynamic User Experiences For Consumer Electronics Devices Cypress Semiconductor Corp. introduced the TrueTouchTM touchscreen solution based on the PSoC® programmable system-on-chip architecture. The TrueTouch offering includes a single-chip touchscreen solution that can interpret up to 10 inputs from all areas of the screen simultaneously. This capability, known as "multi-touch all-point," enables designers to create new usage models for products such as mobile handsets, portable media players (PMPs), GPS systems and other products. |
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BiSS Technology Encoders From Industrial Encoder Corporation |
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Thursday, 26 June 2008 |
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Industrial Encoder Corporation (IEC) has extended the features of its Absolute Encoder line to include precision servo motor absolute position and speed feedback in industrial control and hazardous duty applications. These encoders include encoder disks that cannot be broken, modern Opto-ASIC design, and rugged machined housings and covers. For Single Turn Absolute Encoders, the standard resolution is 12 bits with an option to increase resolution to 16-21 bits. In addition, an analog sine/cosine signal is available with 2048 counts per turn resolution. |
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Last Updated ( Thursday, 26 June 2008 )
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BiSS Technology Encoders From Industrial Encoder Corporation |
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Thursday, 26 June 2008 |
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Industrial Encoder Corporation (IEC) has extended the features of its Absolute Encoder line to include precision servo motor absolute position and speed feedback in industrial control and hazardous duty applications. These encoders include encoder disks that cannot be broken, modern Opto-ASIC design, and rugged machined housings and covers. For Single Turn Absolute Encoders, the standard resolution is 12 bits with an option to increase resolution to 16-21 bits. In addition, an analog sine/cosine signal is available with 2048 counts per turn resolution. |
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Man shoots two on way to see brother's game |
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Sunday, 01 April 2007 |
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COLUMBIA, S.C. - A man killed a 60-year-old woman and shot a store clerk to get cars on his way to see his brother, who was playing football at the University of South Carolina, authorities said Saturday. Demetrius M. Pepper, 24, was arrested outside of the stadium where the team was playing a scrimmage game, Newberry County deputies said. His brother, Nathan Pepper, is a rising junior defensive lineman for the Gamecocks. Deputies said the elder Pepper stole his first car after shooting its owner at a Greenville convenience store around 7:45 a.m. Saturday. |
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