A-DLS Delay Line Translation Stage DLS-X325
Delay stages optimized for ultrafast optics offer ultrafine positioning resolution and ample payload capacity. The affordable linear-motor-driven A-DL series is designed for delay lines and optimized for repeatable, precise delays in ultrafast spectroscopy, including pump-probe, interferometry and 2DIR. A-DL travel options of 225mm and 325mm cover almost all possible femtosecond-to-nanosecond delays. Integrated motion controller and graphical user interface (GUI).
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Overview
Specifications
| Parameter | Value |
|---|---|
| Motor type | Three-Phase Linear Motor |
| Grating resolution | Default 50nm Absolute |
| Motor Thrust | Rated Thrust 8.9N, Peak Thrust 44N |
| Minimum Step Size | 100nm |
| Travel | 325 |
| Repeatability | ±150nm |
| Positioning Accuracy [Interferometer Calibration] | ±500nm (Interferometer Calibration) |
| Flatness | ≤±3.5um |
| Straightness | 2um |
| Maximum Speed | 300mm/s |
| Maximum Acceleration | 1000mm/s2 |
| Maximum load | 2kg |
| Pitch pitch | ±30sec（±150urad） |
| Yaw yaw | ±24sec（±120urad） |
| Home Position Repeatability | 100nm |
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