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Available from Mad City Labs Inc. is the Nano-F3D lens nanopositioning system, designed to position an objective lens in three dimensions with subnanometer accuracy and repeatability. With a travel range of 100 μm in each axis, the nanopositioner is suitable for 4Pi microscopy as well as for other imaging and inspection applications. It features integrated PicoQ sensors with closed-loop control, achieving picometer precision and ultrahigh stability, and is designed to be mounted on microscopes and optical fixturing.

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Jul 2011
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