Influence of Surface Location within Depth of Field on Measuring by a Conoscopic Holography Sensor Integrated in a Machining Centre

In this work, a Conoscopic Holography (CH) sensor integrated in a Machining Centre (MC) was used for analysing how the measurements taken are influenced by the location of the digitized surface within depth of field (DOF). With this aim, two different digitizing strategies were conducted on a steppe...

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Published in:Procedia engineering 2015, Vol.132, p.832-839
Main Authors: Valiño, G., Rico, J.C., Zapico, P., Fernández, P., Mateos, S.
Format: Article
Language:English
Subjects:
Conoscopic Holography
depth of field
non-contact digitizing
on-machine measurement
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Summary:In this work, a Conoscopic Holography (CH) sensor integrated in a Machining Centre (MC) was used for analysing how the measurements taken are influenced by the location of the digitized surface within depth of field (DOF). With this aim, two different digitizing strategies were conducted on a stepped specimen with flat surfaces. In the first strategy each step of the specimen was located at different positions within DOF whereas the CH sensor was kept at a constant height along the scanning of all steps. In the second strategy the sensor height was adapted so that each step was scanned at the same distance within DOF. The comparison between both strategies was performed by calculating the discrepancies between measurements taken by the CH sensor and those obtained by a touch probe (TP) also installed in the MC. Finally, the study provides a series of recommendations for practical application of the sensor.
ISSN:1877-7058
1877-7058
DOI:10.1016/j.proeng.2015.12.567