LASCAN DIA-GAUGE is a laser-based instrument for dimension measurement, based on the optical technique of beam scanning. Here, a fine beam of visible light from diode Laser scans a measuring plane using a rotating mirror and collimating optics. An object, kept in the measuring plane obstructs the scanning beam for the time proportional to its dimension. The parallel beams are then focused by a receiving optics on a photodiode to generate a shadow pulse of object, which is electronically processed to give the dimension of the object. It can measure diameters in the range of 1 to 25 mm with an accuracy of ±5 µm and repeatability of ±1 µm.
LASCAN DIA-GAUGE is a laser-based instrument for dimension measurement, based on the optical technique of beam scanning. Here, a fine beam of visible light from diode Laser scans a measuring plane using a rotating mirror and collimating optics. An object, kept in the measuring plane obstructs the scanning beam for the time proportional to its dimension. The parallel beams are then focused by a receiving optics on a photodiode to generate a shadow pulse of object, which is electronically processed to give the dimension of the object. It can measure diameters in the range of 1 to 25 mm with an accuracy of ±5 µm and repeatability of ±1 µm.
INTRODUCTION
Measurement of dimension through optical technique has gained importance due to its non-contact, on-destructive nature and high speed. Optical methods are more useful generally for remote measurement in hazardous and toxic environment where human intervention is very difficult. This method can also be used when continuous monitoring and control of product dimension is required. Being a non-contact technique, it has an advantage over the contact techniques for measurement of soft and flexible objects like rubber sheets, enameled wire etc.
DESCRIPTION
LASCAN DIA-GAUGE is an instrument for dimension measurement based on the optical technique of beam scanning. Here a fine beam of visible light from diode Laser scans a measuring plane using a rotating mirror and collimating optics. An object kept in the measuring plane obstructs the scanning beam for the time proportional to its dimension. The parallel beams are then focused by a receiving optics on a photodiode to generate a shadow pulse of the object, which is electronically processed to give the dimension of the object.
SPECIFICATIONS
Sr. No. | Specification | Value |
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1 | Measuring Range | 1 - 25 mm |
2 | Accuracy | ±5 micron |
3 | Repeatability | ±1 micron |
4 | Measuring time | <1 sec |
5 | Laser Source | Diode Laser at 670nm of 4 mW power |
6 | Dimensions | 54 cm x 17 cm x 21 cm |
7 | Power Requirement | 230 V,50 mA |
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