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PI (Physik Instrumente) L.P. Compact and Cost-Optimized Digital Piezo Controller E-709.1C1L

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Cost-optimized, high-performance controller For piezo-based single-axis nano positioning systems with capacitive sensors. Output voltage -30 to 130 V. Amplifier and sensor evaluation optimized for dynamic applications. Digital linearization. Digital servo controller can optionally be combined with profile generator and position feedforward control. Wave generator. Data recorder. Autozero. Trigger I/O. Supports all current ID chips from PI. Compact design with functional blocks for an easy derivation of OEM versions. Safety and monitoring functionalities Overtemperature protection for amplifier and sensor electronics. Short-circuit proof. Continuous, hardware-based measurement of input and output values such as voltage and current as well as internal temperature. High-frequency measurements for static and dynamic evaluation. Remote diagnostics possible thanks to specific query and recording of values. Software interfaces Extensive software support, e.g., for NI LabVIEW, C, C++, MATLAB, Python. Compatible with µ Manager and MetaMorph. PIMikroMove user software Temperature management High position stability of the sensor electronics thanks to active temperature control. Adaptable to a wide variety of operating conditions. Temperature stable in less than 10 minutes after switching on. A short warm-up phase allows continuous operation to be dispensed with, therefore increasing the lifetime of the nano positioning system while reducing energy requirement. Interfaces USB and RS-232/RS-485 for commanding via PI General Command Set (GCS). Real-time SPI interface for position specification and query. High-bandwidth analog control input or sensor input. Analog output for sensor monitor or controlling an external amplifier. The servo cycle can be synchronized via differential inputs and outputs and the SPI interface. Application fields Multiphoton microscopy, confocal microscopy 3-D imaging Screening Autofocus systems Surface analysis Wafer inspection
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Compact and Cost-Optimized Digital Piezo Controller
E-709.1C1L
Compact and Cost-Optimized Digital Piezo Controller E-709.1C1L
Cost-optimized, high-performance controller For piezo-based single-axis nano positioning systems with capacitive sensors. Output voltage -30 to 130 V. Amplifier and sensor evaluation optimized for dynamic applications. Digital linearization. Digital servo controller can optionally be combined with profile generator and position feedforward control. Wave generator. Data recorder. Autozero. Trigger I/O. Supports all current ID chips from PI. Compact design with functional blocks for an easy derivation of OEM versions. Safety and monitoring functionalities Overtemperature protection for amplifier and sensor electronics. Short-circuit proof. Continuous, hardware-based measurement of input and output values such as voltage and current as well as internal temperature. High-frequency measurements for static and dynamic evaluation. Remote diagnostics possible thanks to specific query and recording of values. Software interfaces Extensive software support, e.g., for NI LabVIEW, C, C++, MATLAB, Python. Compatible with µ Manager and MetaMorph. PIMikroMove user software Temperature management High position stability of the sensor electronics thanks to active temperature control. Adaptable to a wide variety of operating conditions. Temperature stable in less than 10 minutes after switching on. A short warm-up phase allows continuous operation to be dispensed with, therefore increasing the lifetime of the nano positioning system while reducing energy requirement. Interfaces USB and RS-232/RS-485 for commanding via PI General Command Set (GCS). Real-time SPI interface for position specification and query. High-bandwidth analog control input or sensor input. Analog output for sensor monitor or controlling an external amplifier. The servo cycle can be synchronized via differential inputs and outputs and the SPI interface. Application fields Multiphoton microscopy, confocal microscopy 3-D imaging Screening Autofocus systems Surface analysis Wafer inspection

Cost-optimized, high-performance controller

For piezo-based single-axis nano positioning systems with capacitive sensors. Output voltage -30 to 130 V. Amplifier and sensor evaluation optimized for dynamic applications. Digital linearization. Digital servo controller can optionally be combined with profile generator and position feedforward control. Wave generator. Data recorder. Autozero. Trigger I/O. Supports all current ID chips from PI. Compact design with functional blocks for an easy derivation of OEM versions.

Safety and monitoring functionalities

Overtemperature protection for amplifier and sensor electronics. Short-circuit proof. Continuous, hardware-based measurement of input and output values such as voltage and current as well as internal temperature. High-frequency measurements for static and dynamic evaluation. Remote diagnostics possible thanks to specific query and recording of values.

Software interfaces

Extensive software support, e.g., for NI LabVIEW, C, C++, MATLAB, Python. Compatible with µ Manager and MetaMorph. PIMikroMove user software

Temperature management

High position stability of the sensor electronics thanks to active temperature control. Adaptable to a wide variety of operating conditions. Temperature stable in less than 10 minutes after switching on. A short warm-up phase allows continuous operation to be dispensed with, therefore increasing the lifetime of the nano positioning system while reducing energy requirement.

Interfaces

USB and RS-232/RS-485 for commanding via PI General Command Set (GCS). Real-time SPI interface for position specification and query. High-bandwidth analog control input or sensor input. Analog output for sensor monitor or controlling an external amplifier. The servo cycle can be synchronized via differential inputs and outputs and the SPI interface.

Application fields

  • Multiphoton microscopy, confocal microscopy
  • 3-D imaging
  • Screening
  • Autofocus systems
  • Surface analysis
  • Wafer inspection
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Technical Specifications

  PI (Physik Instrumente) L.P.
Product Category Piezoelectric Drivers and Piezoelectric Amplifiers
Product Number E-709.1C1L
Product Name Compact and Cost-Optimized Digital Piezo Controller
Input Voltage Range -10 to 10 volts
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