HFD-50-20
The HFD-50-20 has a travel range of 20mm and weighs 200g.
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Specifications
| Parameter | Value |
|---|---|
| Degrees of Freedom [Approximate Value] | 1 |
| Travel [Approximate Value] | 20 mm |
| Maximum Lifting Capacity [Approximate Value] | 5 N |
| Initial Dimensions [Approximate Value] | 50 mm × 50 mm × 60 mm |
| Weight [Approximate Value] | 200 g |
| Maximum Speed [Open-Loop Positioning; Approximate Value] | 5 mm/s |
| Positioning Resolution [Open-Loop Positioning; Approximate Value] | <1 nm |
| Sensor Resolution [Closed-Loop Positioning; Approximate Value] | 1 nm |
| Unidirectional Positioning Repeatability [Closed-Loop Positioning; Approximate Value; ±40] | ±40 nm |
| Material [Optional; Aluminum Base as Standard; Other Materials Customizable on Request] | Aluminum Base as Standard; Other Materials Customizable on Request |
| Vacuum [Optional Configuration] | HV(1E-6 mbar)、UHV(1E-10 mbar) |
| Low Temperature [Optional; Available on Request] | Available on Request |
| Nonmagnetic [Optional; Available on Request] | Available on Request |
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