Gauge block measuring device and method based on white light interference
A measuring device, the technology of white light interference, which is applied in the direction of measuring device, mechanical measuring device, optical device, etc., can solve the problems of unreliable contact of main bars, being susceptible to external interference, increasing system error, etc., to improve stability and anti-interference. Ability, convenient and fast operation, the effect of eliminating vibration error
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[0068] according to figure 1 The described gauge block measurement device based on white light interference includes a low-coherence light source 1, a spectroscopic element 2, a gauge block 6, a spectrometer 3, a first transparent plate 5, a second transparent plate 9, a first lens assembly 4, and a second transparent plate 9. Two lens assemblies 8, wherein figure 1 The shown spectroscopic element 2 is a 2*2 coupler, the first lens assembly 4 is provided with two first lenses, the second lens assembly 8 is provided with two second lenses, and the low-coherence light source 1 emits Light enters the coupler through an optical fiber, and the light output from one end of the coupler passes through a first lens in the first lens assembly 4 far away from the first transparent plate 5 to become a parallel beam, and the parallel beam passes through a lens close to the first transparent plate 5 The first lens converges on the left surface of the gauge block 6; the light output from th...
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[0112] according to Figure 6 The above-mentioned gauge block measurement device based on white light interference is different from Embodiment 1 in that the first lens assembly includes a first lens, the second lens assembly includes a second lens, and the rest of the settings are the same , and the principle of the applied method is also the same as that in Example 1.
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