A Method for Measuring Pit Depth with Variable Datum
A technology of depth measurement and datum, applied in measurement devices, instruments, optical devices, etc., can solve the problems of narrow measurement range, diverse measurement results, and inability to measure at any time, and achieve the effect of simple method and easy and fast operation.
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[0026] see figure 1 , the specific process of the method for measuring the depth of micro pits with variable datum level of the present invention is:
[0027] Step 1: The laser starts to rotate along a semicircular orbit from 0 degrees, where the center of the semicircular orbit is the pit to be measured, and the transmitting end emits a single laser beam to the pit to be measured for scanning, such as image 3 , using the principle of straight-line propagation and reflection of light, the signal processing unit in the laser processes the result to obtain the distance from the laser beam to multiple points in the pit. This value can constitute an isometric diagram of the pit to be measured, as shown in Figure 6 . An isometric map can be obtained for each scan.
[0028] Step 2: If Figure 6 , the equidistance line on the isometric diagram is a closed circular line, choose any equidistance line 3 (circular line) from the isometric diagram, its value is 50.4, and the value o...
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[0032] The specific process of a method for measuring the depth of micro pits with variable datum level of the present invention is:
[0033] Step 1: The laser starts to rotate along a semicircular orbit from 0 degrees, where the center of the semicircular orbit is the pit to be measured, and the transmitting end emits a single laser beam to the pit to be measured for scanning, such as image 3 , using the principle of straight-line propagation and reflection of light, the signal processing unit in the laser processes the result to obtain the distance from the laser beam to multiple points in the pit, which can constitute an isometric map of the pit to be measured. An isometric map can be obtained for each scan.
[0034] Step 2: see Figure 5, due to the existence of cracks, in the obtained isometric diagrams, some isometric diagrams may have the situation that the equidistance lines cannot be closed. When this happens, if the value of one of the equidistance lines is 603.2, ...
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