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The non-contact displacement optoNCDT product group utilizes optical triangulation as a measuring principle. A laser diode manufacturers projects a visible spot of light onto the target surface (laser class 2). The light reflected from this spot is directed through an optical receiving system onto a position-sensitive element. Optical displacement sensors measure with a large reference distance and a very small measuring spot diameter. A digital CMOS and CCD array is used as the position-sensitive measuring element (series 1300,1401,1700 and 2200). The 1607 series is equipped with analog signal processing.
Advantages
■ Small targets through tiny spot size Long measuring ranges Large stand off Extreme resolution Excellent linearity High measuring rates
Surface profiling
Due to the small measuring spot and RTSC (Real­Time Surface Compensation), optoNCDT is excellent for the high precision mapping of any target regardless of its reflectivity, angle, shape and color.
Parts measurement
On machined surfaces of metal products, the optoNCDT is employed for quality assurance. Quantities such as roundness, concentricity, eccentricity and bending deflection are determined.
Contour measurement on aluminum wheels
After casting, aluminum wheels are measured for a range of features, e.g. hub depth, roundness, bulging, etc., before being processed further.
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