A comparison of precision optical displacement sensors for the 3-D measurement of complex surface profiles
A comparison of precision optical displacement sensors for the 3-D measurement of complex surface profiles
Non-contact optical sensors, combined with a raster scanning system, can be used in surface metrology applications such as MEMS processing to build high-precision topological surface maps representing the surface profile. We compare three optical displacement sensors for the measurement of complex surfaces, focussing on early sound recordings, and recommend sensor selection based on parameters including measurement area, time and resolution.
Boltryk, P.J.
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Hill, M.
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McBride, J.W.
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Nasce, A.
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September 2006
Boltryk, P.J.
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Hill, M.
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McBride, J.W.
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Nasce, A.
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Boltryk, P.J., Hill, M., McBride, J.W. and Nasce, A.
(2006)
A comparison of precision optical displacement sensors for the 3-D measurement of complex surface profiles.
20th Eurosensors Conference Anniversary (Eurosensors XX), Göteborg, Sweden.
16 - 19 Sep 2006.
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Non-contact optical sensors, combined with a raster scanning system, can be used in surface metrology applications such as MEMS processing to build high-precision topological surface maps representing the surface profile. We compare three optical displacement sensors for the measurement of complex surfaces, focussing on early sound recordings, and recommend sensor selection based on parameters including measurement area, time and resolution.
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Published date: September 2006
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20th Eurosensors Conference Anniversary (Eurosensors XX), Göteborg, Sweden, 2006-09-16 - 2006-09-19
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