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www.newport.com October 2012 7 FMSPPHA Linear Metrology Stages with Linear Encoder NEW Specifications Travel Range Resolution Minimum Incremental Motion Uni-directional Repeatability, Guaranteed Bi-direction Repeatability, Guaranteed Maximum Speed Origin repeatability, Typical On-Axis Accuracy, Guaranteed (1) Straightness/Flatness, Guaranteed (1) Straightness/Flatness, Typical over 10 mm (1) Pitch, Guaranteed (1) Yaw, Guaranteed (1) 1) 100, 200 and 300 mm 0.05 µm (1/200 step) 0.1 µm 0.2 µm 0.5 µm or ±0.25 µm 50 mm/s 0.2 µm 1 µm or ±0.5 µm 1.5 µm or ±0.75 µm 0.6 µm or ±0.3 µm 80 µrad or ±40 µrad 20 µrad or ±10 µrad The high accuracy version FMSPPHA metrology stage is stepper motor driven with a linear encoder available with 100 mm, 200 mm or 300 mm of travel. This combination provides much higher accuracy and better repeatability compared to the DC and stepper motor versions. These advantages are in addition to the excellent straightness and flatness performance resulting from our innovative cross-roller and bearing preload technology. Another unique feature of the FMS is the complete use of stainless steel in the body and carriage, which makes the FMS thermally stable, versus competitors' stages using aluminum bases. The FMSPPHA stages offer exceptional repeatibility and accuracy performance while delivering speeds of 50 mm/s for For the FMS100PPHA stage. higher throughput capability. Control using Newport's XPS Universal Controller, adds more flexibility in gathering metrology data also. The FMS linear stages are exceptional solutions for surface metrology applications. WEB To learn more, visit www.newport.com/FMS M O T I O N C O N T R O L HXP50 Compact Hexapod Newport has sales released the compact HXP50 hexapod, designed to fit nicely in many applications such as fiber alignment, optical surface interferometry and material analysis among others. The HXP50 has more than enough travel for adjustment of mirrors, sensors, optical assemblies (up to 5 kg), with very fine sensitivity, down to 0.05 µm and 1 µrad. The HXP50 is also fast enough to attain production level rates and the load capacity at any orientation is also specified. The HXP50 is driven by six DC servomotored actuators with encoder Specifications X Travel range (1) MIM, Minimum incremental motion Uni-directional repeatability, typical Bi-directional repeatability, typical (2) Max. speed Stiffness (3) ±17 mm 0.1 µm 0.2 µm 1.2 µm (0.4 µm) 14 mm/s 2 N/µm Y ±15 mm 0.1 µm 0.2 µm 1.2 µm (0.4 µm) 12 mm/s 2 N/µm Z ±7 mm 0.05 µm 0.1 µm 0.6 µm (0.2 µm) 5 mm/s 25 N/µm feedback at the leadscrew nut, providing precise MIM, low backlash and fast speed. The HXP50-ELEC motion controller accurately masters the synchronized transformations from Cartesian input coordinates to the motion of the Hexapod legs. The main differentiator of the HXP50, as with the other Newport hexapods, is the ability to program two pivot points represented by the Tool and Work coordinate systems. The Tool CS moves with the top plate and the Work is stationary. These powerful functions are a completely new way of mastering Hexapod motions without the need for complex external coordinate transformations. WEB Θx ±9° 0.05 mdeg 0.1 mdeg 0.6 mdeg (0.2 mdeg) 6 °/s – Θy ±8.5° 0.05 mdeg 0.1 mdeg 0.6 mdeg (0.2 mdeg) 6 °/s – Θz ±18° 0.1 mdeg 0.2 mdeg 1.2 mdeg (0.4 mdeg) 15 °/s – 1) To learn more, visit www.newport.com/HXP50 Travel ranges are interdependent. The listed values are max. travels per axis when all other axis are in their centered position (Height = 151 mm for Z). 2) With standard setting (with hysteresis compensation). 3) Stiffness depends on Hexapod position. Values are given for all axis in their centred position. http://www.newport.com http://www.newport.com/FMS-Series-Linear-Metrology-Stages/994815/1033/info.aspx http://www.newport.com/FMS-Series-Linear-Metrology-Stages/994815/1033/info.aspx http://search.newport.com/?q=*&x2=sku&q2=HXP50-MECA http://search.newport.com/?q=*&x2=sku&q2=HXP50-MECA

Table of Contents for the Digital Edition of Newport Spectra-Physics Newsletter - #37 - October 2012

Cover & Contents
LIGHTWAVE
LDX-3500B Precision Laser Diode Driver
FPM-8220 Series Fiber Optic Power Meter
LDT-5500B Laser Diode Temperature Controller
NEW FOCUS
TLB-6700 Velocity™ Advanced Tunable Diode Laser System
1474-A & 1484-A 22 GHz and 38 GHz Photoreceivers
NEWPORT
818-ST2-IR Series Germanium Slim Photodiode Sensors
FMSPPHA Linear Metrology Stages with Linear Encoder
HXP50 Compact Hexapod
A Simple, Automated, Cost-Effective Solution to Beam Stabilization and Optical Alignment Recovery
31-30137 Laser Safety Eyewear Including a New Rio™ Frame
Achromatic Quartz-MgF2 Zero-Order Wave Plates
AJS Series 170 TPI Adjustment Screws
SN200-F2K 2.0 in. Suprema Clear Edge Mirror Mount
SPECTRA-PHYSICS
Spitfire® Ace™ Power Amplifier
LiteratureRequest
Events

Newport Spectra-Physics Newsletter - #37 - October 2012

Newport Spectra-Physics Newsletter - #37 - October 2012 - Cover & Contents (Page 1)
Newport Spectra-Physics Newsletter - #37 - October 2012 - LDX-3500B Precision Laser Diode Driver (Page 2)
Newport Spectra-Physics Newsletter - #37 - October 2012 - LDT-5500B Laser Diode Temperature Controller (Page 3)
Newport Spectra-Physics Newsletter - #37 - October 2012 - TLB-6700 Velocity™ Advanced Tunable Diode Laser System (Page 4)
Newport Spectra-Physics Newsletter - #37 - October 2012 - 818-ST2-IR Series Germanium Slim Photodiode Sensors (Page 5)
Newport Spectra-Physics Newsletter - #37 - October 2012 - 818-ST2-IR Series Germanium Slim Photodiode Sensors (Page 6)
Newport Spectra-Physics Newsletter - #37 - October 2012 - HXP50 Compact Hexapod (Page 7)
Newport Spectra-Physics Newsletter - #37 - October 2012 - A Simple, Automated, Cost-Effective Solution to Beam Stabilization and Optical Alignment Recovery (Page 8)
Newport Spectra-Physics Newsletter - #37 - October 2012 - Achromatic Quartz-MgF2 Zero-Order Wave Plates (Page 9)
Newport Spectra-Physics Newsletter - #37 - October 2012 - SN200-F2K 2.0 in. Suprema Clear Edge Mirror Mount (Page 10)
Newport Spectra-Physics Newsletter - #37 - October 2012 - Spitfire® Ace™ Power Amplifier (Page 11)
Newport Spectra-Physics Newsletter - #37 - October 2012 - Events (Page 12)
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