rough digitizing using proximity sensors
Posted by
Doug Fortune
on 2001-01-30 07:52:41 UTC
A few weeks ago we were talking about making
(or retrofitting) our own digitizers. At that time,
I suggested a digitizing "roughing" pass would enable
optimal trajectory planning for the "finishing" digitizing
pass.
In the MSC 2000/2001 catalog (http://www.mscdirect.com )
page 3932 from Omron there is a:
"convergent beam photo-micro sensor" $37.52
both side and end facing sensors
2 to 6mm sensing distance
0.2 mm differential distance at 3 mm sensing distance
100 Hz response frequency
takes 5-24 Volts
As a non-contact means of probing, perhaps appropriate
algorithms can be developed to rough digitize (here, rough might
mean 0.2 mm) at maximum feed rates.
Doug Fortune
(or retrofitting) our own digitizers. At that time,
I suggested a digitizing "roughing" pass would enable
optimal trajectory planning for the "finishing" digitizing
pass.
In the MSC 2000/2001 catalog (http://www.mscdirect.com )
page 3932 from Omron there is a:
"convergent beam photo-micro sensor" $37.52
both side and end facing sensors
2 to 6mm sensing distance
0.2 mm differential distance at 3 mm sensing distance
100 Hz response frequency
takes 5-24 Volts
As a non-contact means of probing, perhaps appropriate
algorithms can be developed to rough digitize (here, rough might
mean 0.2 mm) at maximum feed rates.
Doug Fortune
Discussion Thread
Doug Fortune
2001-01-30 07:52:41 UTC
rough digitizing using proximity sensors
Alan Marconett KM6VV
2001-01-30 11:00:20 UTC
Re: [CAD_CAM_EDM_DRO] rough digitizing using proximity sensors
jguenther@l...
2001-01-30 11:27:41 UTC
Re: rough digitizing using proximity sensors
Alan Marconett KM6VV
2001-01-30 12:50:53 UTC
Re: rough digitizing using proximity sensors
Doug Fortune
2001-01-30 17:23:54 UTC
rough digitizing using proximity sensors
ballendo@y...
2001-01-31 02:20:55 UTC
re:rough digitizing using proximity sensors