2008
DOI: 10.1117/1.3049908
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Two-dimensional straightness measurement using optical meter

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“…The method adopts some equipment such as laser displacement sensor, capacitance sensor, and charge-coupled device (CCD) camera to obtain data information without touching the measured surface. For example, the diameter and roundness error measuring system was developed by Mekid and Vacharanukul [3] based on the corresponding relationship between displacement and light intensity; the cylindrical non-contact capacitance probe was used by Ma et al [4]; the deep-hole inner surface parameter comprehensive measurement device was designed by Akio et al [5], consisting of laser emitter, DC motor, measurement unit, and optical element for detecting posture; the adjustable five-dimensional measuring system was established by Ma et al [6]; the measuring device consisting of two high-resolution single-lens reflex cameras was proposed by Zatočilová et al [7]; additionally, the system designed by Jurevicius and Vekteris [8][9][10] was based on the phase difference coding of modulated optical signals emitted by two photodiodes. All of them are successful typical applications of non-contact mode in the field of shape error measurement and have been improved to varying degrees regarding measurement rationality and accuracy.…”
Section: Introductionmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…The method adopts some equipment such as laser displacement sensor, capacitance sensor, and charge-coupled device (CCD) camera to obtain data information without touching the measured surface. For example, the diameter and roundness error measuring system was developed by Mekid and Vacharanukul [3] based on the corresponding relationship between displacement and light intensity; the cylindrical non-contact capacitance probe was used by Ma et al [4]; the deep-hole inner surface parameter comprehensive measurement device was designed by Akio et al [5], consisting of laser emitter, DC motor, measurement unit, and optical element for detecting posture; the adjustable five-dimensional measuring system was established by Ma et al [6]; the measuring device consisting of two high-resolution single-lens reflex cameras was proposed by Zatočilová et al [7]; additionally, the system designed by Jurevicius and Vekteris [8][9][10] was based on the phase difference coding of modulated optical signals emitted by two photodiodes. All of them are successful typical applications of non-contact mode in the field of shape error measurement and have been improved to varying degrees regarding measurement rationality and accuracy.…”
Section: Introductionmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Ehret et al [10] established two new scanning deflection flatness reference measurement systems. Moreover, optical measurement can be made using an optical axis or laser beam determined by an optical accessory as a linear reference [11], [12]. The method of sensor combined with the flat crystal can realize the surface straightness error profile reconstruction of the guide rail [13].…”
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confidence: 99%
“…Recently tribologists have called attention to liquid crystals as a new functional materials which can be used in friction systems owing to possibility of control of the physical properties by external action of temperature, pressure, electric field as well as surface asperities and roughness [1][2][3]. Previous works relating to tribological properties of liquid crystals have showed possibility of active control of the coefficient of friction and wear of the friction elements in both the hydrodynamic and boundary regimes, by introduction of such type substances into lubricant mixtures [4][5][6][7].…”
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confidence: 99%