Displacement amplification mechanism type piezoelectric actuator
The MechaTrans MTDD series is a piezo actuator that can generate large displacements in a compact size. It amplifies the displacement generated by the piezoelectric element by more than ten times, effectively resolving the issue of insufficient displacement in the actuator. Additionally, its flat and slim design makes it advantageous for installation in small spaces. The displacement amplification mechanism minimizes wasted space, resulting in very high space utilization efficiency. The direction of the generated displacement is converted 90 degrees from the displacement direction of the piezoelectric element, making it easy to arrange for use. When a voltage is applied, this piezo actuator operates in the direction of elongation.
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basic information
Features of the Mechatron MTDD Series - Capable of outputting large displacements close to 1mm (750μm). - Rich variety You can select the required output within the range of 50μm to 750μm. - The shape is flat and thin, suitable for miniaturizing devices. - The direction of displacement generated by the actuator is perpendicular to the displacement direction of the piezoelectric element by 90 degrees. - The direction of generated displacement is opposite to that of the MTD series.
Price information
90,000 to 130,000 The price varies depending on the size.
Price range
P3
Delivery Time
P4
Applications/Examples of results
Examples of various applications of the Mechatron series: 1. Ultra-precision fine polishing tool 2. Compact type mechatron 3. High-speed angle adjustment mechanism / capable of adjusting angles quickly and aligning with a 2mm pitch 4. Micro-load loading and detection device / a system that can detect and load micro-loads and display them 5. Laminated piezoelectric actuator with pressure application mechanism and hinge mechanism 6. Pump 7. 2-axis positioning stage mechanism 8. High-speed punching machine for ceramic sheets 9. On/Off pump
Company information
"Mechatrans" is a technology that I developed during my time at NEC in the 1980s, successfully realizing the world's first and fastest piezoelectric impact printer at that time. Subsequently, due to the evolution of printer technology, this technology disappeared from the public eye. However, Professor Toshio Higuchi from the University of Tokyo foresaw the potential of this technology, leading to the establishment of today's company. By leveraging the numerous advantages of the piezoelectric method, "Mechatrans" has achieved high-speed and large-displacement actuators, and I feel the potential for its use in a wide range of fields. We have now developed a series of actuators for everyone’s use.
