mechanical stage

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mechanical stage [mi′kan·ə·kəl ′stāj]

(engineering)

A stage on a microscope provided with a mechanical device for positioning or changing the position of a slide.

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No references found			To create patterns on a surface, the plate under the silicon wafer is mounted on a computer-controlled mechanical stage. Spot on: printing flexible electronics one nanodot at a time by Goho, A. / Science News Today's microscopes contain the same elements of 100 years ago: light source, slide, stage, mechanical stage, objective lens to form image and supply initial magnification, and eyepiece to remagnify and focus the image onto the eye. MLO's gallery of experts presents key trends at CLMA 2004 by Medical Laboratory Observer A standard trinocular video port, field and aperture diaphragms and a co-axial mechanical stage travel of 4. Metallurgical Microscope by Modern Casting			mechanical pulp mechanical pulping mechanical pump mechanical reactance Mechanical Recorder mechanical rectifier mechanical refrigeration mechanical replacement mechanical resistance mechanical room mechanical rotational impedance mechanical rotational reactance mechanical rotational resistance mechanical saw mechanical scale mechanical scanner mechanical seal mechanical sediment Mechanical Seed Dispersal mechanical separation Mechanical separation techniques mechanical setting mechanical shovel mechanical splice mechanical spring mechanical stage mechanical stepping motor mechanical stoker Mechanical Stress mechanical system mechanical telemetry mechanical tilt Mechanical Tissues mechanical torque converter mechanical translation mechanical trowel mechanical turbulence Mechanical Turk mechanical turking mechanical twin mechanical units mechanical vapor diffusion mechanical ventilation mechanical vibration mechanical wave filter mechanical weathering mechanical working mechanical yielding prop mechanical-draft chimney mechanical-draft cooling tower mechanical-draft water-cooling tower			Mechanical seal mechanical sediment Mechanical Seed Dispersal mechanical separation Mechanical separation techniques Mechanical Serial Number Mechanical Service Contractors of America Mechanical Services, Inc. mechanical setting Mechanical Setting Tool Mechanical Shift on the Fly Mechanical Shock and Vibration Arrester mechanical shovel mechanical shovel Mechanical Sidewall Coring Tool Mechanical sight Mechanical sights Mechanical Solid State Reduction Mechanical solution Mechanical Special Test Equipment Mechanical Specific Energy Mechanical Spectral Hole Burning Mechanical Speed Control Mechanical splice mechanical spring mechanical stage mechanical stepping motor mechanical stoker Mechanical Strain Recorder Mechanical strength Mechanical stress Mechanical stress grading Mechanical Stress Improvement Process Mechanical Subsystems & Equipment Integrity Program Mechanical Subsystems & Equipment Structural Integrity Program mechanical sweep Mechanical Switched Reactive Elements mechanical system mechanical system Mechanical Systems and Signal Processing Mechanical Systems Center Mechanical Systems Hygiene Institute Mechanical Systems Simulation Mechanical Systems Testing and Balancing, Inc Mechanical Technology Incorporated mechanical telemetry Mechanical Test Conductor Mechanical Test Instrumentation Mechanical Test Model Mechanical Threshold Stress mechanical tilt

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