IXF.S Linear Stages

Aluminum; 12.7 mm (0.5 inch); Front Adjust; M3 (4-40), M4 (8-32); 100 TPI The base of the IXF.S has a single 8-32 (M4) tapped hole for mounting, as well as one on the top for attachment. Also included are two counterbored holes. On the edge of this mount are 4-40 tapped holes that correspond with clearance counterbores that are accessed from the bottom.      

Steel; 12.7 mm (0.5 inch); Front Adjust; M3 (4-40), M4 (8-32); 100 TPI The base of the IXF.S has a single 8-32 (M4) tapped hole for mounting, as well as one on the top for attachment. Also included are two counterbored holes. On the edge of this mount are 4-40 tapped holes that correspond with clearance counterbores that are accessed from the bottom.        

Travel 360°; Bidirectional Repeatability 0.05°; Homing Repeatability 0.1°; Bidirectional Accuracy 0.4°; Typ. Encoder Resolution 143,360 counts/360°; Min. Incremental Motion 0.05°; Max. Total Load 50 g OZ Optics’ MFPR series of handy and cost-effective motorized rotators enable precise control of the polarization states of a single optical stage or multi-stage system with multiple optical paths. These rotators can be controlled and synchronized to perform precise rotations sequentially or in parallel using a single compact control unit. The control unit is incorporated along with a processor and touch screen in a palm-sized enclosure to control multiple motors via an intuitive graphical user interface (GUI). Plug-and-play features are realized and enabled via a customizable GUI regardless of the system complexity for demanding applications. The input and output ports of a given stage can be fiber-connector receptacles, pinholes for free-space applications, or pigtailed with single mode, polarization maintaining or multimode fibers. The light beam is then directed through one or more rotators, where the polarization state (the electric field of the propagating wave) is manipulated via rotating waveplates, polarizer plates, polarizer prisms or polarization beam splitters with sub-degree resolution. High-power optics, connectorized fibers for wide ranges of operating wavelengths are available. The software and the associated GUI can be modified upon request. Key Features: Precision Rotation of Half Wave Plates, Quarter Wave Plates, and Polarizers to Manipulate Polarization Built-in Encoder for Closed-Loop Operation Compact, Handheld Plug-and-Play Device Control: Touchscreen (Manual) or With a Computer via USB Port User-friendly Software With an Intuitive GUI Can be Pigtailed With Single Mode (SM), Polarization Maintaining (PM), or Multi Mode (MM) Fibers Customizable Software and GUI Upon Request Interchangeable Optics, Holders and Receptacles Travel: 360° Continuous Bidirectional Repeatability: 0.05° Homing Repeatability: 0.1° Bidirectional Accuracy: 0.4° Backlash: 0.013° Encoder Resolution: 143,360 counts/360° Typ. (0.0025°/Count) Minimum Incremental Motion: 0.05° Axis Wobble: 0.014° Max. Total Load: 50 g Min. Lifetime: >600,000 Revolutions (100 km) Motor Type: Resonant Piezo DC Voltage Input: 4.5 V to 5.5 V Typ. Current Consumption: 800 mA, Typ. Standby Current Consumption 50 mA Communications Bus: TTL, RS232 Operating Temperature Range: +15°C to +40°C Mounting Thread: ¼-20 UNC-2B TAP Dimensions: 7.4 x 8.8 x 2.3 cm Weight: 230 g Applications: Automation of Multi-Polarization State Analysis; Quantum State Tomography; Polarization Calibration; Polarization State Analyzer; Polarized Fiber Optic Source; Polarization Extinction Ratio (PER) Controller; PM Fiber Axes Conversion; Optical Interferometric Systems; Laser to Fiber Coupling and Coherent Detection

Siskiyou translation stages have been designed for multiple applications. The three different types of stages - dovetail slide, ball bearing and crossed roller - have characteristics which dictate their application. A primary feature of all of them is the adherence to the modular by design concept. By maintaining both external and mounting dimensions in common increments they can easily be incorporated into other systems. And, since many of the stages can be active by several different methods, one has the choice of precision within the same assembly. KEY FEATURES Low profile compact design Lockable Vacuum compatible versions available on request Compact design Motorised versions with quiet running DC servo motors available