Free-space optical coupling eliminates mechanical waveguide connections in a position measuring device, reducing tilting errors and structural size.
Separate optical units detect mask edges through the placement table, resolving depth of field issues for accurate inspection.
A movable sensor captures objects by determining precise position values at specific capturing time points.
Defocused imaging spreads luminous lines across multiple pixels, reducing non-physical artifacts in surface profiles without compromising lateral resolution.
A handheld laser distance meter uses a deflection unit to pivot the measurement axis for precise targeting.
Plastic compression adjusts the sensor depth to avoid pavement damage while maintaining measurement precision.
Segmenting sensing fibers from the data core resolves bandwidth reduction caused by distributed acoustic sensing techniques.
Computer program predicts glass plate shape on four-point stands from three-point universal inspection data using weight distribution patterns.
A full-field OCT system acquires temporal interferometric signals to construct 3D images from moving in vivo samples.
A measuring device directs a test beam onto an unpolished prism face to capture the reflected image for orientation analysis.
Using a semiconductor mask on a three-point support eliminates costly special calibration plates and reduces device complexity for precise measurements.
Constraining illumination wavelength and incidence angles reduces diffraction effects, enabling sub-30 μm measurement boxes in semiconductor manufacturing.
A single camera photographs objects using self-identifiable marks to group and count image coverage for three-dimensional measurement.
A wavelength domain spectrum converts to an optical path difference spectrum using fast Fourier transform for film thickness detection.
A handheld scanner uses uncoded infrared light and a stationary reference pattern to determine three-dimensional coordinates.
Two-dimensional diffractive optical elements generate one-dimensional light patterns to form aggregate structured illumination.