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LS-Linear50

Opto-Mechanics · Cryogenic Piezo Stages - Long-stroke linear

LS-Linear50

Long-stroke cryogenic linear stage; 50 mm travel; 90 x 32 x 19.5 mm footprint; 750 g payload; full-travel resistive closed-loop encoder with 150 nm sensor resolution.

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Specifications

Active axesX
Work EnvironmentDefault: 1.4 K~ 400 K, 1e-7 mbar, 35 Tesla
Footprint × hight90 x 32 x 19.5 mm
Travel range50 mm
Max. Velocity @300 K~3 mm/s
Dynamic force3 N
Max. Load1.5 kg
SencoderResistive Sensor
Sencoder range50 mm
Sensor resolution~150 nm
Repeatibility1-2 um
Drive VoltageMax.200 V
Pins numberDrive -2 pins, Sensor- 3 pins
MainbodyDefault: Pure Ti, ULT: BeCu
Mass150 g

Applications

Multi-sample handling

Move between several samples on one holder without opening and rewarming the system.

Wide-field survey then zoom

Traverse the full sample area to find a region of interest, then hand over to a fine scanner.

In/out of beam path

Insert and retract a sample, filter or reference from the optical path during a run.

Specifying this part

What this model has to survive, and what it needs around it

Displacement, not resolution

The LS series covers 30 to 200 mm of closed-loop travel with roughly 150 nm sensor resolution and 1–2 µm repeatability. It is the right choice for sample load-locks, filter exchangers and long-stroke scanner positioning, not for fine tracking.

Heat load at the cold plate

Stick-slip inertial drives dissipate energy per step and draw no holding current once stopped, so the steady-state load on the mixing chamber is the wiring loom rather than the motor. Anchor the loom at each temperature stage and thermalise the moving body with an FTC copper braid.

Non-magnetic construction

Titanium bodies and BeCu fasteners throughout, rated for operation to 35 T and down to 30 mK with the .ULT option, at 2 × 10⁻¹¹ mbar with .UHV. A single steel screw substituted at installation is enough to compromise a high-field assembly.

Full series comparison, controller pairing and mounting hardware on the cryogenic piezo stages overview, or work through the selection with the configurator.