Dual Sensor Technology Launched at emc2012 

Microscopy & microtechniques

Dual Sensor Technology Launched at emc2012 

03 Dec, 2012

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Queensgate Instruments, an Elektron Technology brand, unveiled its revolutionary new Dual Sensor Technology at this year’s European Microscopy Congress (emc2012) from the 16th to 21st of September in Manchester. This event is home to Europe’s largest exhibition dedicated to microscopy, and saw the launch of Queensgate’s ground¬breaking new objective scanning mechanism and analogue controller, offering faster, more accurate and more stable microscope objective focussing than ever before.

Dual Sensor Technology is a pioneering control technique that represents a step change in nanopositioning technology, overcoming the limitations of traditional controllers and allowing faster step responses, improved stability against payload changes and a dramatic increase in mechanical bandwidth. The first system to take advantage of this innovative technology will be Queensgate’s new OSM¬Z¬100B 100μm objective scanning mechanism and NPC¬A-1110DST standalone analogue single¬ axis closed loop driver. This technical innovation will allow throughputs up to three times faster than the industry standard, with unrivalled step and settling times.

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