A measuring method of angle measuring device for microwave Bragg experiment
An angle measuring device, microwave Bragg technology, applied in the direction of angle/taper measurement, etc., can solve the problems of easy error and low measurement accuracy, and achieve the effect of accurate and high-precision measurement
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[0056] This embodiment describes the microwave Bragg experimental measurement process of the 100-plane crystal plane. First align the normal of face 100 with the zero mark of vernier disc 2. For crystal planes whose angles between the normal direction of the crystal plane and the normal direction of the 100 crystal plane are integer degrees, the precision is 0.25°, and the measurement method of microwave Bragg diffraction is that the incident angle is equal to the reflection angle. Take the 100-face as an example: the incident direction first starts from 30°, and then measures every 0.5° until 140°. Every time the position of the zero scale line of the vernier disc 2 increases by 0.5°, the pointer connected to the receiver, that is, the second The pointer 42 moves back by 1° to ensure that the angle of incidence is equal to the angle of reflection. At this time, the first data of microwave Bragg diffraction with an angle of incidence equal to the angle of reflection with an ac...
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[0058] In this embodiment, a method for measuring normal incidence on a crystal plane whose included angle with the 100 plane is not an integer is described. Taking the vertical incidence of the 120 plane as an example, the angle between the 120 plane and the 100 crystal plane is 26.6°. To achieve the vertical incidence, the vernier disk 2 must be used to improve the accuracy of the angle and rotate the 100 crystal plane. Based on the above embodiment, Rotate the vernier plate 2 to the position of 26.5°6'. Keeping the incident angle constant, move the pointer of the receiver, start from 30° and measure every increment of 0.5°, and finally obtain the microwave Bragg diffraction data of the perpendicular incidence 120 surface whose angle of incidence is not equal to the angle of reflection.
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[0060] In this embodiment, the incident angle equals to the reflection angle of any surface with higher precision is measured by microwave Bragg diffraction. Taking 100 surfaces, the measurement accuracy is 0.1° (the highest accuracy of the present invention is 1′) as an example: the incident angle starts from 30.1°, and is measured sequentially with each increase of 0.1°. The angle of incidence is equal to the angle of reflection, so when the angle of incidence is 30.1°, the angle between the angle of incidence and the angle of reflection is 60.2°. First calibrate the zero scale line, keep the dial 1 still, move the vernier 2 to the position where the angle is 60.2°, then turn the dial 1, and keep the relative stillness between the dial 1 and the vernier 2, so that the first pointer 41 points to The 60.2° scale line on the vernier dial. Next, move the second pointer 42 connected to the receiver to the zero scale line on the dial 1 , and this step can also be performed at the...
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