1. Motors & Drives

    Piezoelectric Motor

    Aug. 19, 2004
    The ST Series piezoelectric motor is said to be the smallest of its kind, with an overall length 9 mm less than its predecessor.

    PIEZOELECTRIC MOTOR

    The motor provides high-resolution motion control for linear and rotary devices while using a fraction of the space of traditional mechanisms. Suitable for motion in the nanometer range, the ST operates at speeds to 250 mm/sec and provides 1.5 N of force. The motors are available in standard and vacuumcompatible configurations.

    Nanomotion Inc.,
    1 Comac Loop, Suite 14B2, Ronkonkoma, NY 11779,
    (800) 821-6266,
    www.nanomotion.com

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