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Re: piezo driven xy stage with large travel distances
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Hi,

You might need hybrid stages.

I haven't try it but at a certain point it came across. 

http://www.laser2000.es/index.php?id=374571&L=1


Nuno Moreno
www.igc.pt

On Nov 29, 2011, at 5:45 PM, Watkins, Simon C wrote:

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> Hi does anyone know of a company that makes a microscope compatible (invert) piezo stage insert with significant (mm or more) xy travel (MCL and PI dont have anything)
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