Request InfoMKS/NewportIRVINE, Calif., Oct. 7, 2011 — Newport Corp. has announced the vacuum-compatible LTA series actuators and the URS50B rotation stage for research and industrial applications. They are compatible with 10 × e-6 hPa (7 × 10 e-6 torr) vacuum and are designed for integration in critical sample positioning or beam management processes in vacuum environments. The newly designed vacuum stage features a motor-mounted encoder that is useful in detecting the stall of a stepper motor because the stage is not accessible when installed inside a vacuum chamber. The encoder offers good position repeatability, a critical...See full productRelated content from Photonics MediaPRODUCTSPhotonics.com 3/21/2024Probe MicroscopeThe INX™ 760 from VIAVI is a single, duplex, and multi-fiber probe microscope for reducing time in the construction, activation, and maintenance of complex fiber networks. 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