Translation Stage for Optics Experiments
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A positioning stage (PS) is a component typically used to adjust the position of an object along a single axis. The precision of the moving platform is determined by the drive screw mechanism employed to move the platform. The positioning stage consists of two pieces shown in the figures (PositioningStage_up and PositioningStage_bottom). Unlike a conventional system, this stage features two rods attached to the moving section and the walls of the main platform act as bearings. With this configuration, it was possible to achieve a very stable and robust linear motion along the axis of the rods. The drive screw mechanism is constructed using a single nut embedded in one wall of the main platform. A M4 screw with a rounded nut at one end is used to set the position of the moving section over a range of 1.0 cm. For further information, visit http://arxiv.org/pdf/1606.09563.pdf List of materials: 2 Steel rods, diameter 4 mm, length 7.5 cm 1 Hex nut M4 1 Rounded nut M4 1 Screw M4, 4 cm long 1 Grub screw M6, 1 cm long 2 Springs, 1.5 cm long, diameter 5 mm Print settings: Printer brand: RepRap Printer: Prusa Tairona Rafts: Yes Supports: No
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