When it comes to building technology at a molecular level, it pays to be meticulous. With over 48 years of experience in the fields of mechanics, magnetics, electronics, computing, digital control systems and electromechanical systems engineering, Aerotech has the engineering expertise and a track record of dependability which are essential for the development of nanotechnology products. Engineers from around the world trust Aerotech when they need nanometer and sub-arc-second accuracies.
Temperature Controlled, Advanced Metrology Lab
Take a proprietary lab, designed to ensure accuracy. Isolate that lab from the rest of the facility so the environment is free from interference and add a highly trained staff with deep technical skills. The result? Complex products, which perform exactly as expected, time after time.
Powerful, Easy-to-Use Controls and Software
Aerotech’s motion controllers allow control of up to 32 axes of piezo, servo, and stepper motor stages with no integration headaches, special communication protocols, or custom software. The A3200 and Ensemble control packages include a host of features and diagnostic capabilities like single- or multi-axis Position Synchronized Output (PSO) for real-time event triggering, and advanced control features that improve tracking error and overall process throughput.
The Ensemble QLAB stand-alone controller has high-end functionality with many advanced tools while providing an easy-to-use modern interface for 1 to 4 axes of piezo motion.
The Ensemble QDe, Ensemble QL/QLe, and Ndrive QL/QLe allow you to easily network piezo drives with servo stages and perform tightly coordinated motion with all of these axes.
Aerotech’s ANT95L series stages are the world’s first nanopositioning stages with greater than 25 mm travel. The ANT95L and ANT95L-PLUS crossed-roller stages are the best-in-class in combining speed, accuracy, resolution, repeatability, reliability and size.
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The ANT95R direct-drive rotary stages are part of Aerotech's nano Motion Technology product family and offer unprecedented in-position stability (0.005 arc sec) and incremental motion (0.01 arc sec) performance.
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The ANT130XY crossed-roller-bearing, linear motor, dual-axis stage continues the evolution of the ANT series of stages. The ANT130XY is a three-piece designs that allows travel in two dimensions (X and Y). The sleek design provides an extremely low profile of only 85 mm with travel options including 60 x 60 mm, 110 x 110 mm, and 160 x 160 mm.
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Aerotech’s QNP™-series of piezo nanopositioning stages offer sub-nanometer-level performance in a compact, high-stiffness package. A variety of travel and feedback options make this the ideal solution for applications ranging from microscopy to optics alignment.
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Aerotech’s QNP™-series of piezo nanopositioning stages
offers nanometer-level performance in a compact, high-stiffness
package. A variety of travel (100 µm to 600 µm)
and feedback options make this the ideal solution for
applications ranging from microscopy to optics alignment.
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Aerotech’s QNPHD piezo nanopositioning stages provide
the benefits of both a stage and actuator in one compact,
high-stiffness package. With a direct-metrology, capacitive
sensor feedback option, high resonant frequencies and high
load capacity, the QNPHD is ideal for a wide range of high-speed and high-precision applications such as scanning
probe microscopy, disc-drive testing, or semiconductor
wafer articulation.
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The Ndrive QL/QLe™ is a family of panel-mount nanopositioning piezo drives designed to be used with the Automation 3200 (A3200) motion controller. The A3200 is the controller of choice in many markets such as semiconductor, data storage, medical device manufacturing, laser processing, and metrology.
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The Ensemble QL/QLe™ connects to any Ensemble controller network enabling coordinated motion between piezo stages, servo axes, or other piezo stages at much higher rates than other controller or drive products.
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The Ensemble QLAB™ is a high-performance multi-axis nanopositioning piezo stage controller for controlling up to four axes of motion. Using the processing power of a dual-core 456 MHz, double precision, floating-point DSP, the QLAB provides exceptional performance for a wide variety of applications.
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