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Nanopositioning piezo objective scanners use capacitive positioning sensors

Feb. 27, 2024

The NanoScan OP 800 nanopositioning piezo objective scanner provides fast step and settle times.

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The NanoScan OP 800 nanopositioning piezo objective scanner provides fast step and settle times, with an 800 µm closed-loop travel range. Compatible with most microscopes and objective lenses, it uses capacitive positioning sensors. It provides 2.5 nm resolution under a 250 g load.

Prior Scientific

Rockland, MA

www.prior.com

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