Planeness detection method and system of line laser
A flatness detection and line laser technology, applied in the field of structured light measurement, can solve the problems that the laser plane deviates from the ideal plane, the processing quality is uneven, and the measurement accuracy is affected.
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[0043] A method for detecting flatness of a line laser, comprising the steps of:
[0044] 1) Use such as figure 2 In the detection system shown, the line laser 1 is fixed on the support part 2, and the height of the line laser 1 is kept fixed, the line laser 1 starts to work, and the photodetector 3 receives the laser bar projected by the line laser; the photodetector 3 and the line The distance between the lasers 1 is the measuring working distance of the line lasers 1;
[0045] Keeping the position of the line laser 1 unchanged, the photodetector 3 is installed on a high-precision guide rail and moves horizontally on the high-precision guide rail. In this embodiment, the photodetector adopts a linear array CCD, and the linear array CCD moves a distance d each time. d=3mm, record the pixel data (u ij ,v ij ), move m times to generate m segments of laser bars;
[0046] Note that the number of pixels in each segment of the laser bar is n, and the pixel coordinates on each ...
Embodiment 2
[0054] A method for detecting flatness of a line laser, comprising the steps of:
[0055] ① use such as figure 2 In the detection system shown, the line laser 1 is fixed on the one-dimensional turntable 2 and starts to work, and the photodetector 3 receives the laser bar projected by the line laser 1; in this embodiment, the one-dimensional turntable 2 adopts a multi-tooth indexing table; The photodetector adopts linear array CCD;
[0056] Change the relative position of the line laser 1 and the photodetector 3: keep the position of the photodetector 3 unchanged, use a multi-tooth indexing table to horizontally rotate the line laser 1, and rotate the angle θ each time, θ=0.5°, record each rotation After that, the pixel data of the laser bar is obtained; rotate r times to obtain the m-segment laser bar; r×θ≥β, β is the divergence angle of the laser bar;
[0057] Note that the number of pixels in each segment of the laser bar is n, and the pixel coordinates on each segment of...
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