Sentence examples for a linear stage from inspiring English sources

The goniometer was mounted to a rotation stage, which in turn was mounted to a linear stage (with travel perpendicular to the beam in the horizontal plane).

The experimental length of the cone was obtained by using a CCD camera (7.4 μm pixel size) at the reflected arm, mounted in a linear stage able to modify the axial position.

The arrangement of the optical path and design of the optical elements make it easy install the device on a linear stage.

A multi-degree-of-freedom laser linear encoder that can simultaneously measure the position, straightness, pitch, roll, and yaw errors of a linear stage is developed.

This peeling process, coupled with the hydride reaction, leads to a linear stage in the overall absorption kinetics related to a hydride front of δ-phase that develops and grows at constant velocity from the sample surface.

A best surface roughness value of 25 μm was measured with a moisture application time (using a custom made moisture application device mounted on a linear stage carrying the print head) of 5 s and a layer thickness of 44 μm.

His 1960 book, The Stages of Economic Growth: A Non-Communist Manifesto, elaborated a linear-stages-of-growth model that defined development as a sequence of stages through which all societies must pass.

In this study, a novel and simple measurement system for simultaneously measuring the geometric errors in six-degree-of-freedom (6-DOF) for a moving linear stage of a machine tool is designed and validated.

Subsequently the device was turned to a predefined angle ϕ with respect to the vertical direction and moved upward with a motorized linear stage at a speed of 0.1 mm/s, as shown in Fig. 1d, until the glass plate detached from the device.

A conventional SLR camera body is combined with a motorized linear stage as shown in (a), which enables it to sweep the focal plane by translating the image sensor.

And drawings for a 1983 Die Fledermaus in St Louis, Missouri, show the influences of the Viennese Secessionists as well as Charles Rennie Mackintosh in a simple linear stage construction using a limited range of colours – beige, amethyst, grey.