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The M3-LS-3.4-15 is a direct-drive piezoelectric linear smart stage with an embedded closed-loop controller, measuring 32 x 32 x 11 mm and weighing 30 grams. It provides a 15 mm travel range with 0.5 µm resolution and less than 5 µm bi-directional repeatability. The unit operates on 6 V DC, consuming approximately 5 W during motion at 4 mm/s under a 1 N load, while maintaining zero power position holding. It accepts high-level commands via I2C or SPI interfaces or through a USB adapter.
Verify the specific model suffix to confirm the 15 mm stroke length and integrated controller configuration. Ensure the system processor supports the required I2C or SPI communication protocols for direct command input. Confirm that the 6 VDC power supply meets the typical 5 W operational requirement during movement. Check environmental constraints against the specified operating temperature range of +5 °C to +40 °C.
Select this model when long 15 mm travel is required in a sub-32 mm footprint. The 1 N force output supports vertical loads up to 100 grams. Consider the quiet operation suitable for near-patient environments compared to stick-slip stages. Verify compatibility with New Scale Pathway software if PC-based development or scripting is needed for automation.
This component belongs to the M3-LS Smart Stage family from New Scale Technologies. These modules are designed for SWaP-C optimized systems, utilizing SQUIGGLE motor technology. The series emphasizes miniaturization for OEM integration, offering embedded firmware and absolute positioning for applications like microscopy and life sciences.
Publicly confirmed substitute part numbers are not available in the provided documentation. Users should verify mechanical interface dimensions and electrical pinouts before considering alternative vendors.
No, the stage features absolute encoding, which eliminates the need for homing on power-up.
It accepts high-level motion commands directly via standard serial interfaces (I2C or SPI) or through a USB adapter connected to a PC.
It consumes approximately 5 W during motion at 4 mm/s with a 1 N load, but holds position with zero power and has a quiescent draw of less than 0.2 W.