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Online Measurement of Micro-Aspheric Surface Profile with Compensation of Scanning Error

Journal Key Engineering Materials (Volumes 381 - 382)
Volume Measurement Technology and Intelligent Instruments VIII
Edited by Wei Gao, Yasuhiro Takaya, Yongsheng Gao and Michael Krystek
Pages 175-178
DOI 10.4028/www.scientific.net/KEM.381-382.175
Citation Yoshikazu Arai et al., 2008, Key Engineering Materials, 381-382, 175
Online since June, 2008
Authors Yoshikazu Arai, Atsushi Shibuya, Y. Yoshikawa, Wei Gao
Keywords Aspheric Surface, Contact-Mode Sensor, Error Separation, Precision Metrology, Profile Measurement
Abstract

A novel scanning probe measurement system has been developed to achieve precise profile measurements of micro-aspheric surfaces. The system consists of a scanning stage (a spindle and a linear slide) and a sensor unit. The sensor unit consists of a ring artifact, two capacitance sensors and a contact-mode displacement sensor. The two capacitance sensors scan the surface of the ring artifact to measure and compensate the error motions of the scanning stage while the contact-mode displacement sensor scans the surface of a micro-aspheric. In this paper, a new contact-mode displacement sensor that has a small contact force of less than 2.3 mN and a stable output has been developed. After investigating the fundamental performance of the contact-mode displacement sensor, the sensor has been applied to the micro-aspheric surface profile measurement system. The effectiveness of the measurement system has been verified by the measurement results.

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