Description
This dynamic positioning system was developed with 3B. It enables fast and precisely reproducible positioning of sensors or components in practical experiments.
Fixed and programmable positioning steps with assigned and programmable movement speeds offer a high degree of flexibility with particularly simple operation.
Experiments can be performed quickly and without disruptive influence from the experimenter.
The CMA interface CoachLabII+ (006p) allows the position of the slide on the guide rail to be recorded via the computer and Coach7. Measurement data from other sensors can be recorded as a function of the slide’s position and quickly evaluated.
The moving element on this dynamic position system is a sled that can carry a retort rod or sensor holder. The sled travels along a linear track, driven by a transport belt connected to a stepper motor.
The stepper motor is controlled by the CMA CoachLab II+ interface (006p), which generates the control signals required to drive the motor. A Coach Control program operates the positioning system, providing precise and repeatable control of the sled’s position along the track. The system is supplied with a retort rod (Ø 10 mm, length 200 mm) and a rod clamp

















