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ASI - Ultra-Stable US-2000 Flat Top XYZ super resolution scanning stage

The US-2000 Flat-Top XYZ stage by ASIimaging is a super-resolution microscope and its scanning stage fulfills all accruing microscopy application needs by providing a high-resolution image and an ultra-stable working experience.

Applied Scientific Instrumentation

ASI | Ultra-Stable US-2000 Flat-Top XYZ Scanning Stage for High-Resolution Microscopy

Micrasys e. K.
Contact: Frank Pobig
Panoramablick 11
D-35745 Herborn
Germany
Phone: +49 (0)2772 82466
Mobil: + 49 (0)163 7733917
Fax: +49 (0)3212 1220079
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Web: https://micrasys.com/

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Description

The user is able to control the X, Y and Z position of the microscope stage smoothly and with the most accurate movement. Full XYZ positioning is made possible by the proven ASI piezo drives for the Z-axis.

Closed loop DC servomotors, which utilize high resolution rotary encoders for feedback, achieve precise control on positioning. For the highest precision possible, Z focusing piezos can be placed in the upper plate in travel dimensions of 150, 300 or 500 microns.

XY travel dimensions are available in a range from 25mm to 120mm. Including a linear encoder and a 0.635mm lead screw pitch, it is possible to achieve a resolution of 2.5nm and a true optical resolution of 10nm at the sample. The Stage can be connected to a computer by using an RS-232 or USB connection, which is achieved by the build-in control unit.

Every standard research grade microscope is compatible with this product.

 

US-2000 Features

 


US-2000 Options

 


US-2000 Lead Screw Options

 
Lead Screw Pitch Options Rotary Encoder Resolution Maximum Speed
25.40 mm (Ultra-coarse) 88 nm 28 mm/sec
12.70 mm (Super-coarse) 44 nm 14 mm/sec
6.35 mm (Standard) 22 nm 7 mm/sec
1.59 mm (Fine) 5.5 nm 1.75 mm/sec
0.635 mm (Extra-fine) 2.2 nm 0.7 mm/sec

 

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