This invention belongs to the field of precision optomechanical
assembly and adjustment technology, and discloses a quantitative measurement
system for the pointing accuracy of a
laser sensor output beam based on a
theodolite. The
system includes: a
laser under test, a standard cube, a small
standard plane mirror, a
parabolic reflector, a second optical platform, a
laser photosensitive target paper, a
laser target paper holder, a high-precision
theodolite, a first optical platform, and a level. An off-axis imaging
optical path is constructed on the first optical platform. The
laser target paper is fixed to the focal plane of the
parabolic reflector via the
laser target paper holder. The laser under test is placed on the second optical platform, and the laser under test is adjusted so that the output beam is focused onto the laser target paper by the
parabolic reflector. During measurement, after determining the laser's
reference plane using the high-precision
theodolite, the position of the laser's output beam spot is measured, achieving a quantitative measurement of the deviation between the laser output beam and the laser mounting base and
reference plane. This invention can quickly and accurately measure errors, is easy to assemble, adjust, and test, and effectively ensures the consistency of batch products.