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MicroStage Series Product Description 90 Features Typical Applications � XY motion: 25mm � Optional encoders: 20 nm resolution � Easily retrofi t to inverted microscopes or customize for other optical setups � Microscope lens rotation is possible � � LabVIEW compatible � � USB interface MicroStage with optional breadboards for mounting probes or other accessories. Breadboard position is easily adjusted and breadboards can be removed if not needed. Slide holder with coverslip/ petri dish adapter. Th e MicroStage is a precision, stepper motor driven, micropositioning system for inverted optical microscopes or customized for special mounting requirements. Long range (25 mm) linear positioning is provided in two axes (XY) with high resolution and excellent repeatability. Stepper motors are completely shut down between commanded motions to minimize heat induced position drift. Optional high resolution (20nm) linear encoders provide real-time feedback of the actual stage position. Th e included MicroDrive controller connects to a PC via a standard USB port. Motion commands from the PC are translated into the fi nal stepper motor drive � Complex, programmed motion control � Optical microscopy � Micropositioning with high resolution position feedback Compatible Software Packages USB motion control Examples E supplied for the Micro-Drive M controller USB motion control MicroStage (2-axis) constructed from aluminum. signals. Signals from the two linear encoders are conditioned and are available for USB transfer into the PC. Th e MicroDrive controller is LabVIEW compatible and the system is provided with a basic LabVIEW motion control routine for positioning in XY. Optional wireless joystick control is also available. MicroStages are off ered for the following inverted microscopes: Olympus IX/IX2 Series, Nikon TE2000/Ti Series, Leica DMI Series, and Zeiss Axiovert/Axio Observer Series. MicroStages designed to fi t other experimental setups, including direct mounting to optical tables, are also available. www.madcitylabs.com sales@madcitylabs.com phone: 608-298-0855 fax: 608-298-9525
Technical Specifi cations Range of motion (X) ...........................................25 mm Range of motion (Y) ...........................................25 mm Encoder Resolution (optional).............................. 20 nm Step Size ............................................................... 95 nm Maximum Speed ............................................. 4 mm/sec Motion Profi le Motion ≥100 steps ........... Automatic accel/decel control Motion
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