Precision Mechanical Tester
MicroTouch Micronewton Mechanics Instrument Combines Force Sensing/Nanopositioning,Plug-and-Play Integration with Most Microscopes,Biosample Compression/Tension,MEMS,Micro/Nanomanipulation.
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| Parameter | Value |
|---|---|
| Coarse Positioning Stage - Motion Axes | 3 |
| Coarse Positioning Stage - Travel (XYZ) | 20 mm × 20 mm × 20 mm |
| Coarse Positioning Stage - Sensor Resolution | 1 nm |
| Fine Scanning Stage - Number of Axes [Manually Adjustable to X or Z Direction] | 1 (Manually Adjustable to X or Z Direction) |
| Fine Scanning Stage - Scan Range | 20 um |
| Fine Scanning Stage - Closed-Loop Scan Resolution [Closed Loop] | 0.5 nm |
| Force Sensor - Sensor B - 100 [Optional; 10Hz] | 0.5uN @10Hz, ±100mN |
| Force Sensor - Sensor B - 200 [Optional; 10Hz] | 1uN @10Hz, ±200mN |
| Probe - Standard | Probe Head |
| Probe - Options [Optional Scheme] | Diamond Indenter, Spherical Indenter, Other Custom Solutions |
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