The magazine MICRONORA dedicated to micro and nano technologies published a press release on CEDRAT TECHNOLOGIES’s moving iron controllable actuator the MICA300CM™. Those actuators are patented magnetic actuators from CTEC. They provide a controllable force along the stroke.They are particularly suited for dynamic applications requiring long strokes. Those magnetic actuators are versatile and can be driven … Read more
The magazine 360°R&D from SRC comes back on CTEC piezo stage 400M embedded in the nanosatellite PicSat. Indeed PicSat carried a Cedrat Technologies piezo stage XY400M that was a crucial element of the payload. PicSat was a nano-satellite aimed at observing the transit of the young exoplanet Beta Pictoris b in front of its bright and equally young star Beta … Read more
The magazine 360°R&D from ASRC comes back on CTEC new Moving Iron Controllable actuators so called MICA™. CEDRAT TECHNOLOGIES (CTEC) has been designing, optimising and manufacturing electro-magnetic actuators for its customers for more than 20 years. The MICA™ are powerful, compact, dynamic and precise actuators. Read more…
The magazine 360°R&D from ASRC comes back on CTEC participation to the ROXTAR project which aims at developping technology bricks for the next generation of flat-panel detectors used for taking X-rays. Project leader Trixell will use these bricks to develop portable and low-cost X-ray machines that are the first of their kind in the market. Read more…
The magazine Le Dauphiné Libéré comes back on CTEC compact, dynamic and accurate products for mechatronics systems which are recognised and appreciated worldwide by customers operating in varied fields such as aerospace, biomedical sciences, automated manufacturing, optronics and more. Read more…
CEDRAT TECHNOLOGIES (CTEC) is an internationally recognized mechatronics specialist with a strong experience in developing solutions for optronics and photonics applications (microscans, objective positioners…). CTEC’s notoriety in such fields is highlighted in the last issue of the Photoniques Magazine. Read more…
