NANOSYSTEC GMBH

The fine balancing system NanoBalancer corrects smallest imbalances of rotating work pieces with laser ablation. The removal of material is performed either statically after the measurement or dynamically during the rotation of the work piece. Typical examples are impellers for technical or medical applications, airdriven turbines or small rotors of miniature motors.

The work area of 700 x 900 mm offers sufficient space. The motion system works with linear motors and linear optical encoders which guarantee extremely high resolution and precision – even at the high speed due to the excellent acceleration of the linear motors. The empty surface of the vertical stage is equipped with an interface for fast tool changing. Sensors measure the force applied by the tools to the device. The desired forces can be programmed so that each device is handled ideally.Eutectic bonding is performed with high energy laser radiation and with a wavelength matched to the device. Temperature sensors transmit the values to the control electronics and the power is precisely adapted. In this way, the temperature follows the desired profile fast and accurately. NanoBond utilizes precision dispensers for gluing processes. These instruments apply a volume from nanoliters to several milliliters. In most application

NanoGlue serves as the ideal assembly station for opto-electronic components, such as photonics circuits,waveguides, diode lasers and photodiodes as well as lenses and modulators. It provides active alignment in all six degrees of freedom followed by epoxy gluing with UV curing.

NanoHybrid provides a large degree of versatility. The active alignment, test and assembly station combines various assembly methods including gluing, laser welding or selective laser soldering. In addition, the station offers opto-electronic testing capability. Therefore, NanoHybrid is ideally suited for the development and small serial production in manufacturing companies or in research institutes. In such a product development area, an active alignment station needs to cope with opto-electronic and other precision devices with varying sizes and characteristics.