VIBRATION COMPENSATED COHERENCE SCANNING INTERFEROMETRY SYSTEMS
Optical measurement technology is a critical enabler of modern innovation and a primary solution for achieving precise measurements in quality assurance.
However, existing optical measurement systems require vibration isolation, making them unsuitable for integration within production processes.
Post-production quality inspections can increase scrap rates, driving up costs and reducing profitability and sustainability.
The removal of workpieces for inspection under laboratory conditions results in significant time loss.
Sample inspections can miss defects, lead to inaccurate quality assessments, and introduce inefficiencies due to limited sample sizes and potential process disruptions.
Costly laboratory inspections demand more time, specialized staff, and careful logistics, with limited flexibility.
We embed precise optical measurement technology directly into the production.
Reducing manual effort to a minimum and boosting efficiency for a more sustainable workflow.
Analyze process data to measure and adjust the production workflow during operation.
Meet the standard for every product, reduce defects, enhance customer satisfaction, and minimize costly recalls or rework.
Enhancing the precision and quality of manufactured products, reducing variability, improving functionality, and ensuring consistency in production.
Coherence scanning interferometry is a well-established technique for surface measurements. We adapt it for versatile use within industrial standard applications.
We are backed by more than 10 years of research and development at the University of Kassel.
Why settle for traditional methods when you can enhance them for even better results? This is the approach we took in developing our system. We built upon the established technology of coherence scanning interferometry (CSI) by incorporating interferometric measurements of the surrounding vibrations that negatively affect or corrupt the optical measurement. To achieve this, we utilize an interferometric distance sensor (IDS). Both technologies are seamlessly integrated with our sophisticated software, delivering consistent and accurate measurement results.
Our solution translates this fundamental concept into a practical implementation by integrating a optomechanical unit, electronic hardware, and a powerful software into a cohesive system. The optomechanical unit is specifically designed to suppress optical aberrations, while the electronic hardware ensures precise synchronization between sensor signals and optical data. Moreover, the software incorporates a unique algorithm that effectively eliminates disturbances of a continous manner aswell as impulsive ones, e.g. caused by incidental mechanical impacts, such as a hammer strike on the measurement table.
We can find place in any productional situation that requires contactless, high-precision measurements without the constraint of time-consuming handling from place to place. Instead of checking after the fact whether a process was successful, we actively intervene to optimize it while it is running.
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Anschrift:
Hüseyin Serbes
Universität Kassel
FB16 Elektrotechnik/Informatik
Fachgebiet Messtechnik
Wilhelmshöher Allee 71
D-34121 Kassel
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