Synchrotron

A synchrotron is a powerful (cyclic) particle accelerator that enables the ability to focus and shape the beam for micron and nanoscale scientific applications such as protein crystallography, microfabrication, drug discovery, x-ray lithography, chemical analysis, structural analysis, medical imaging and more.

Computer Tomography

Radiography in which a three-dimensional image of a structure is constructed from a series of planer cross-sectional images made along an axis. Also referred to as computed axial tomography, computerized axial tomography, computerized tomography.

Radiograph

A picture produced on a sensitive surface by a form of radiation other than visible light; specifically, an X-ray or gamma ray photograph

X

• Linear Stage or Linear Axis
• Translation Stage or Translation Axis
• Precision Stage or Precision Axis

XY

• Stacked Stages or Stacked Axes
• Integrated Stages or Integrated Axes

Rotary Stage

• R Stage or R Axis
• Theta Stage or Theta Axis
• Rotation Stage or Rotation Axis
• Goniometer, Goniometer Stage or Goniometer Axis

Z

• Vertical Stage or Vertical Axis
• Z Stage or Z Axis
• Zed Stage or Zed Axis
• Lift Stage or Lift Axis
• Elevator Stage or Elevator Axis

Goniometer

• Swivel Stage or Swivel Axis
• Tip Stage or Tip Axis
• Tip/Tilt Stage or Tip/Tilt Axis
• Partial Arc Stage or Partial Arc Axis

Multi-Axis Assembly

• XY Stack or XY Assembly
• XYZ Stack or XYZ Assembly
• XYZR