WO2003067185A1 - Capteur permettant de mesurer la forme tridimensionnelle et procede de mesure - Google Patents
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- the invention relates to a three-dimensional shape measurement sensor device and a measurement method thereof, in particular to a sensor device that uses structured light to measure the three-dimensional shape of an object absolutely and a measurement method using the same.
- Structured light three-dimensional shape measurement technology is a three-dimensional measurement technology that can measure the shape of an object in the entire field. It can use a parallel optical axis structure or a cross optical axis structure.
- the structured light described therein includes projected grid lines and projected moire, but because the difference is only in the number of gratings used, the two are not clearly defined and are often mixed.
- Figure 1 is a schematic diagram of a parallel optical axis structure.
- the light emitted by the light source 1 illuminates the grating 2.
- the projection imaging lens 3 projects the grid lines on the object surface 5, 4 is a virtual reference plane, and the CCD camera changes the object surface 5 and its deformation.
- the grating fringes are imaged on the CCD target surface 7 through the observation imaging lens 6.
- the key to this structure is that the optical axis 9 of the projection device 8 and the CCD camera optical axis 10 are coplanar and parallel. Under this condition, the projection raster lines received by the CCD camera are flat contour lines. Its convenience is to provide intuitive height information, and the inconvenience is that the grid must be placed away from the optical axis of the projector in order to image the grid line within the field of view of the viewing camera.
- the parallel optical axis structure has the following problems: (1) It is difficult to keep the optical axes parallel; (2) The central part of the projector and the optical device cannot be used, and the aberration of the edge part of the optical device is large, causing a large measurement error.
- the structure of the crossed optical axis is shown in FIG. 2, and its structure is like a parallel optical axis.
- the light emitted from the light source 1 irradiates the grating 2 the projection imaging lens 3 projects the grid line to the object surface 5, and the CCD camera projects the object surface 5 and the The grating grid line fringe is imaged on the CCD target surface 7 through the observation imaging lens 6.
- the difference is that the optical axis 9 of the projection device and the optical axis 10 of the CCD camera intersect at the 0 point of the virtual reference plane 4 to form a conjugate image of the grid lines.
- the projection raster lines received by the CCD camera are non-planar contour lines.
- the advantage of the crossed optical axis structure is that it is easy to generate, effectively uses the field of view of the projection device and CCD camera, and reduces measurement errors.
- US Patent No. 5,175,601 discloses a high-speed three-dimensional surface measurement, surface inspection, and inverse CAD system, which uses a crossed optical axis to project grid lines to measure the three-dimensional shape of an object in a fixed field of view.
- FFT method and phase shift method are usually used to process the data.
- the initial phase modulation on the reference plane can be automatically removed, so the FFT method can be used for both parallel optical axis structures and cross optical axis structures.
- the FFT method filters out high-frequency components, the resolution is low for small shape changes such as holes and edges.
- the phase shift method of the prior art mentioned above not only has higher resolution in the depth direction, but also has higher horizontal resolution, and can measure small shape changes on the surface such as holes, edges and other details.
- the phase shift method is only used for parallel optical axis structures.
- the existing cross-axis measurement device uses a field of view at a certain working distance as a fixed field of view, and a given parameter, a mapping relationship between a positioning phase and a height is given under the field of view. Because the calibration error affects the measurement accuracy, it is impossible to measure the three-dimensional shape of the object in a full field with high accuracy.
- the object of the present invention is to overcome the shortcomings of the existing method and device for measuring the shape of a structured light object that uses a cross optical axis, and to provide a new three-dimensional shape measurement sensor device, a projection device and an observation device in the sensor device. It can adjust the focus and achieve the intersection of the optical axis through the relative movement of the two, and change the distance between the projected object and the image, the distance between the observed object and the image, and accurately determine the position of the zero-order fringe. Full field high-precision measurement with variable field of view.
- Another object of the present invention is to provide a method for measuring the three-dimensional shape of an object by using the three-dimensional shape measurement and sensing device.
- the method uses a cross optical axis, and changes a working distance such as a projection distance and an image distance, an observation distance, and an image distance to For the measurement of objects of different sizes, the position of the zero-order fringe is accurately determined, which greatly improves the measurement accuracy.
- the high-precision, full-field measurement of the object is achieved while maintaining the real-time measurement of structured light technology.
- the technical solution adopted by the present invention is: a three-dimensional shape measurement sensor device, including a projection device that projects a grating or a landmark point and an observation device that receives the grating or a landmark point, the projection device And the observation device are respectively placed on a projection locator and an observation locator which can move relative to each other so that the optical axes of the projection device and the observation device cross to measure the projected object distance and image distance, the observed object distance and image distance.
- the relative movement of the projection device and the observation device includes at least adjusting the relative positions of the projection positioner and the observation positioner to change the relative distance between the projection device and the observation device.
- the position change between the projection device and the observation device can be achieved by moving at least one of the projection positioner and the observation positioner.
- the relative movement of the projection device and the observation device also includes relatively rotating the projection device and the observation device to adjust the angle between the projection device and the optical axis of the observation device.
- the relative rotation is at least one of a projection device or an observation device.
- the projection device and the observation device rotate relative to each other with the projection device mark point and the observation device mark point as rotation centers, respectively.
- the projection locator and the observation locator of the present invention include at least: a projection slider, an observation slider, and a linear motion axis; the projection slider and the observation slider are slidably mounted on the linear motion axis.
- the projection positioner and the observation positioner may also include at least: a projection rotation positioner, an observation rotation positioner and a linear motion axis; the projection rotation positioner and the observation rotation positioner are arranged on the linear motion axis.
- Projection locators and observation locators can also include: projection sliders, observation sliders, linear motion axes, projection rotary positioning tables, observation rotary positioning tables, projection sliders, observation sliders slidably mounted on at least one linear motion axis On the slider, a projection or observation rotary positioning table is respectively set, and a projection device and an observation device are respectively set on the rotation positioning table.
- the marker points of the projection device before and after the displacement are on the same straight line as the marker points of the observation device.
- the projection slider and the observation slider are slidably mounted on a linear motion axis.
- the line of rotation center of the two rotary positioning tables is parallel to the linear motion axis.
- the projection mark point coincides with the rotation center of the projection rotary positioning table
- the observation mark point coincides with the rotation center of the observation rotary positioning table
- the projection device and the observation device are adjustable focusing projection devices and observation devices, and the landmarks are clearly imaged by focusing.
- the projection device of the present invention includes: a light source, a projection condenser that collects light emitted from the light source, a movable grating, a marking point for crossing the optical axes of the projection device and the observation device, and the grating or the marking point can be moved so that Focused projection lens.
- the projection device further includes a ghost linear positioner that moves the projection lens in the optical axis direction to focus.
- the projection device further includes a grating phase shift linear positioner for moving the grating in a plane where the grating line is located.
- the observation device of the present invention comprises: an observation imaging lens that is movable to focus by imaging a landmark point projection point or a grid line fringe projected by the projection device onto an object, and an observation aligned with the landmark point projection point projected on the object surface The landmark, the camera imaging lens that receives the image formed by the observation lens, and the CCD that receives the image signal.
- the observation device further includes: a movable observation imaging lens for imaging a landmark point projection point or a grid line fringe projected by the projection device onto the object, and an observation landmark point aligned with the landmark point projection point projected on the object surface, for An observation grating that is related to the projection grid, a camera imaging lens that receives interference fringes formed by the observation grating, and a CCD that receives image signals.
- a movable observation imaging lens for imaging a landmark point projection point or a grid line fringe projected by the projection device onto the object, and an observation landmark point aligned with the landmark point projection point projected on the object surface, for An observation grating that is related to the projection grid, a camera imaging lens that receives interference fringes formed by the observation grating, and a CCD that receives image signals.
- the observation device further includes an observation linear locator that moves the observation lens in the optical axis direction to focus.
- the marking point of the present invention may be one of a crosshair, a ring, or a light spot.
- the sensing device of the present invention further includes an image acquisition board that digitizes image signals, and a computer that performs data processing.
- the method for measuring the three-dimensional shape of an object by using the three-dimensional shape measurement and sensing device includes the following steps:
- the focus of the projection device and the observation device makes the optical axis of the projection device and the optical axis of the observation device intersect on the surface of the object to be measured to determine the field of view and zero-order fringe of the full-field measurement. s position;
- the projection device automatically focuses and images the grating on the surface of the object
- the observation device automatically focuses and images the grating stripes on the surface of the object
- step 1) the projection mark point of the projection device is clearly imaged on the measured object, and the observation device clearly marks the projection point of the mark point on the measured object and coincides with the observation mark point of the observation device to achieve the intersection of the optical axes. .
- the projection point of the landmark projected on the surface of the object by the projection device is the position of the zero-order fringe.
- the projection working distance is the distance BC from the projection mark point of the projection device to the intersection of the optical axis; the observation working distance is the observation mark point of the observation device to the intersection of the optical axis] 3 ⁇ 4 away from AC,
- the triangle ABC is composed of BC, AC, and a line AB between the projection device marking point and the observation device marking point.
- ⁇ is the connection between the observation optical axis measured by the observation locator and the projection device marking point and the observation device marking point.
- the focal length of the observation lens is F 2 , the observation object distance is Z c , and the observation image distance is Z CF ;
- the focal length of the projection lens is F, the projection object distance L P , and the projection image distance are L PP ,
- A is the distance from the marker point of the projection device to the center point of the grating, B is the distance from the marker point of the observation device to the center point of the image surface of the observation imaging lens, and
- a and B are parameters within the projection device and the observation device.
- the automatic focusing described in step 4) is based on the projected object distance, the projected image distance, the observed object distance, and the observed image distance.
- the focusing projection device enables the grating of the projection device to be clearly imaged on the surface of the object to be measured.
- the device clearly projects the projection grating line stripes on the measured surface.
- the data processing described in step 5) includes collecting a phase shift fringe pattern, calculating a phase distribution and a height distribution.
- the relative movement and focusing of the projection device and the observation device in the sensing device cause their optical axes to cross and change the projected object distance and image distance, the observed object distance and image distance, and accurately determine The position of the zero-order fringe realizes three-dimensional high-precision measurement of variable field of view and full field of objects of different sizes.
- the device and method of the present invention By adopting the device and method of the present invention, high-precision, absolute measurement of the surface shape of the whole field object is achieved.
- the measurement field of view is 300 * 300
- the measurement accuracy is ⁇ 0. 01. It is 10 to 10 of the existing measurement devices. 5 times. Measurement can be completed in 30s. It is suitable for high-precision, high-speed full-field measurement of three-dimensional objects with complex shapes such as engine blades.
- FIG. 1 is a schematic diagram of the principle of a three-dimensional shape measuring device with parallel optical axis in the prior art
- FIG. 2 is a schematic diagram of a cross-axis three-dimensional shape measuring device in the prior art
- FIG. 1 is a schematic diagram of the principle of a three-dimensional shape measuring device with parallel optical axis in the prior art
- FIG. 2 is a schematic diagram of a cross-axis three-dimensional shape measuring device in the prior art
- FIG. 1 is a schematic diagram of the principle of a three-dimensional shape measuring device with parallel optical axis in the prior art
- FIG. 2 is a schematic diagram of a cross-axis three-dimensional shape measuring device in the prior art
- FIG. 3 is a schematic diagram of an embodiment of a three-dimensional shape measuring device according to the present invention.
- FIG. 4 is a schematic diagram of an embodiment of a projection apparatus according to the present invention.
- FIG. 5 is a schematic diagram of an embodiment of the observation device of the present invention.
- FIG. 6 is a schematic diagram of parameter calculation of a three-dimensional shape measuring sensor device according to the present invention.
- FIG. 7 is a schematic diagram of a measuring principle of a three-dimensional shape measuring sensor device according to the present invention.
- FIG. 8 is a flowchart of a method of a three-dimensional shape measuring sensor device according to the present invention.
- FIG. 9 is a schematic diagram of an embodiment of a three-dimensional shape measurement and sensing device according to the present invention.
- FIG. 10 is a schematic diagram of an embodiment of a three-dimensional shape measurement and sensing device according to the present invention.
- FIG. 11 is a schematic diagram of another embodiment of a projection apparatus according to the present invention.
- FIG. 12 is a schematic diagram of another embodiment of the observation device of the present invention.
- FIG. 13 is a schematic diagram of an embodiment of an observation device with an observation grating according to the present invention.
- FIG. 14 is a schematic diagram of another embodiment of the three-dimensional shape measuring apparatus according to the present invention.
- FIG. 15 is a schematic diagram of another embodiment of the three-dimensional shape measuring and sensing device according to the present invention.
- FIG. 16 Schematic diagram of changing the field of view of the three-dimensional shape measuring sensor device of the present invention.
- the projection positioner and the observation positioner include a projection slider 41, an observation slider 42, and a linear motion axis 40.
- the projection slider 41 and the observation slider 42 are slidably mounted on On the linear motion axis 40.
- the projection device 70 is mounted on the projection slider 41, and the observation device 80 is disposed on the slider 42.
- the relative distance between the projection device and the observation device is changed by the movement of the sliders 41 and 42 on the linear motion axis 40, so that the projection device 70 and the The optical axis of the observation device 80 intersects on the surface of the object to be measured and adjusts the field of view and the working distance to determine objects of different sizes.
- a projection positioner and an observation positioner include a linear motion axis 40 and a projection rotation positioning table 50, and an observation rotation positioning table 60; a projection rotation positioning table 50, and an observation rotation positioning table 60 It is directly set on the linear motion axis 40 at a fixed distance, the projection 70 is set on the projection rotary positioning table 50, and the observation device 80 is set on the observation rotary positioning table 60; the projection rotary positioning table 50 or the observation rotary positioning table 60 drives the rotation of the projection device 70 or the observation device 80 thereon, so that the optical axes of the projection device 70 and the observation device 80 cross on the surface of the measured object and adjust the field of view.
- the projection locator and the observation locator are provided with a projection slider 41, an observation slider 42, and a linear motion axis 40 at the same time.
- the projection slider A projection rotary positioning table 50 is further provided on 41, and an observation rotary positioning table 60 is further provided on the observation slider 42;
- the projection device 70 is installed on the rotary projection positioning table 50, and the observation device 80 is installed on the observation rotary positioning table 60;
- the rotation of the projection rotary positioning table 50 and / or the observation rotary positioning table 60 and the movement of the sliders respectively drive the movement or rotation of the projection device 70 and / or the observation device 80 so that the optical axes of the projection device 70 and the observation device 80 are at The surface of the measured object crosses and adjusts the field of view to determine objects of different sizes.
- the marking point of the projection device 70 coincides with the rotation center of the projection rotary positioning table 50, and the marking point of the observation device 80 coincides with the rotation center of the observation rotary positioning table 6 ⁇ .
- the line connecting the rotation center of the rotary positioning table 50 and the observation rotary positioning table 60 is parallel to the linear motion axis 40.
- the rotary positioning tables 50 and 60 can be rotated at 0-360 degrees, preferably 180 degrees at the side relative to the object to be measured.
- the three-dimensional shape measurement sensing device of the present invention can be placed on one, two, or three coordinate moving devices, such as a moving arm of a coordinate measuring machine, a tripod, or a platform.
- the field of view is changed by one, two, and three-dimensional movements, and the projection working distance and the observation working distance are measured for objects of different sizes.
- the projection device 70 collects the light emitted by the light source 71 through the condenser 72 and irradiates the light grid 73 or the projection mark point 74 located behind the light grid.
- the projection lens linear positioner 76 controls the projection lens 75 to move the focus in the direction of the optical axis, and images the grating 73 or the landmark 74.
- a linear positioner 77 of the projection grating is used to control the movement of the grating 73 within the grating grid surface to perform accurate phase shift.
- the projection mark point 74 and the grating 73 in the projection device 70 may also be placed on the mark point and the grating switcher 79 to switch the projection mark point or the grating into the optical path respectively. As shown in Figure 11.
- the observation device 80 controls the observation linear locator 89A to control the observation lens 89 to move in the direction of the optical axis to focus the projection point or grid line fringe of a landmark projected on the object by the projection device.
- the observing mark point cutter 83 can cut the mark point 83A into the optical path so as to accurately align with the projection point of the mark point projected on the surface of the object, make the optical axis cross and determine the position of the zero-order fringe.
- the landmark projection point or grid line fringe projected on the surface of the object passes through the observation imaging lens 89, is imaged on the image plane of the observation imaging lens 89, and is received by the camera 81 through the camera imaging lens 82.
- the observation device 80 may be provided with an observation optical path B and a measurement optical path A, as shown in FIG. 12.
- the measurement optical path A differs from FIG. 5 only in that the optical path does not include the observation marker point cutter 83 and the marker points 83A thereon.
- the observation optical path includes an observation lens 89 in the measurement optical path, an observation lens linear positioner 89A that controls the observation lens 89 to move in the direction of the optical axis, and an observation lens located vertically on the measurement optical path and located in the observation lens.
- 85A in FIG. 12 is a conjugate point of the marked point.
- the observation device 80 may also be provided with an observation optical path B and a measurement optical path A, as shown in FIG. 13.
- the measurement optical path A differs from FIG. 5 only in that the optical path does not include the observation marker point cutter 83 and the marker point 83A thereon, but includes the observation grating 83B.
- the observation optical path includes an observation lens 89 in the measurement optical path, an observation lens linear positioner 89A that controls the movement of the observation lens 89 along the optical axis direction, and a square prism 84 located behind the observation lens 89 that vertically splits light from the measurement optical path.
- 85 A in FIG. 13 is the conjugate point of the marked point.
- FIG. 8 is a flowchart of a measuring method of a three-dimensional shape measuring sensor device according to the present invention.
- the measured object is placed in the observation device 80 where the whole field can be imaged. Adjust the imaging lens of the projection device 70 and rotate or move the projection device 70 so that the projection mark point 74 is clearly imaged on the surface of the measured object. If the projection mark point and the grating in the projection device 70 are placed on the mark point and the grating switcher 79, the projection mark point needs to be switched into the optical path first, and then the above process is performed.
- the observation mark point 83A is first cut into the optical path, the imaging lens of the observation device 80 is adjusted, and the projection point of the mark point is adjusted to focus on the measured object.
- the projected points of the landmarks are clearly imaged on the image plane of the observation imaging lens 89 and the camera 81.
- the optical axes of the projection device and the observation device intersect, and a triangle ⁇ ABC is formed by the projection device mark point 74, the observation device mark point 83A, and the mark point projection point on the measured object, as shown in FIG.
- the imaging lens of the observation device 80 is also adjusted so that the landmark projection point on the measured object is clearly imaged on the image plane of the observation imaging lens 89.
- the image is split by a prism 84, a reflector 86, and an imaging lens 87 of the observation camera, and the landmark 85 and the projection point of the landmark on the measured object are imaged on the observation camera 88.
- the observation device 80 is rotated or moved to make the measured object
- the projection point of the landmark point coincides with the landmark point 85 in the observation device 80 (alignment).
- the optical axes of the projection device and the observation device intersect, and a triangle A ABC is formed by the projection device mark point 74, the observation device mark point conjugate point 85A, and the mark point on the measured object as shown in FIG.
- the change of the relative positions of the projection device and the observation device is not limited to the movement on a linear motion axis; in order to detect the three-dimensional shape of objects of different sizes, the projection device and observation The device can also arbitrarily change its relative position.
- Three-dimensional shape measurement as shown in Figure 16 Schematic diagram of the change of the field of view of the volume sensing device. When detecting an object, the projection device, observation device, and object are located at A, B, and C shown in the figure. If the position cannot meet the measured size object, move the projection device.
- the projection working distance and the observation working distance can be measured indirectly.
- ⁇ ABC as an example:
- the angle V, ⁇ of the line AB between the projection optical axis, the observation optical axis and the marker point 7.4 in the projection device and the marker point 83A or the marker point conjugate point 85A in the observation device can be positioned by rotation.
- the distances between the marking point 74 in the projection device and the marking point 83A or the marking point conjugate point 85A in the observation device are measured by the linear motion axis 40 with a linear scale or indirect linear motion axis Measure, the angle ⁇ between the projection device and the optical center of the observation device, and the distance BC, AC of the projection device mark point 74, the observation device mark point 83A or the mark point conjugate point 85A and the mark point projection point on the measured object, also That is, the projection working distance and the observation working distance can be obtained by the following formulas (2) and (3), respectively.
- the observed object distance and the observed image distance are accurately given by calculation; the values of the projected object distance and the projected image distance are automatically adjusted according to the calculated values, and a clear raster image on the measured object is recorded by the camera 81.
- the focal length of the observation lens is F 2
- the distance of the observation object is Z e
- the distance of the observation image is Z eF
- the focal length of the projection lens is I
- the projection distance is L P
- the projection image distance is L PF.
- a and B are known parameters in the projection device and the observation device. Once the device is determined, the parameter is a fixed value; then:
- the focal lengths F, F 2 of the lens are constant values.
- the focal length range of the lens is 16-50 mm.
- the projection device of FIG. 4 is adopted, that is, the projection lens 75 of the projection device 70 is moved by the projection linear positioner, so that the light emitted by the light source of the projection device 70 passes through the grating 73 and is clearly imaged on the visible surface of the measured object;
- the projection mark point 74 and the grating 73 in the projection device 70 are placed on the mark point and the grating switcher 79, the grating needs to be switched into the optical path;
- the imaging lens 89 of the observation device 80 is moved by observing the linear positioner 89A, so that the projection grating line stripes on the measured surface are clearly imaged.
- a camera 81 in the observation device 80 records a raster fringe image;
- the projection mark point in the observation device 80 is placed on the mark point switch 83, and the mark point 83A needs to be switched out of the optical path.
- a photograph 81 in the observation device 80 records a raster grid line fringe image on the surface of the measured object.
- the imaging lens 89 of the observation device 80 is moved by observing the linear positioner 89A, so that the projection grating line stripes on the measured surface are clearly imaged.
- a camera 81 in the observation device 80 records a raster interference pattern on the raster surface.
- the CCD camera 81 of the observation device 80 inputs the recorded image into an image acquisition board (not shown) to digitize the image.
- the digitized fringe image is input to a computer (not shown). This gives a digitized fringe pattern.
- the CCD camera 81 collects four fringe patterns, respectively. It is sent to the computer through the image acquisition board. Use a phase shift algorithm to find a phase map of 0-2 ⁇ .
- I Is the background light intensity
- A is the fringe contrast
- ⁇ is the phase of each point on the surface of the object.
- the distance between the observation object Z c , the observation image distance Z picnic, the projection image distance L PP , the projection object distance L P , the angle ⁇ between the optical center of the projection device and the observation device at the measured object, and the grating grid pitch P use Masanor "Scanning moire method and automat ic measurement of 3-D shapes" disclosed by Idesawa et al. in Appl ied Opt ics (vol. 16, No. 8 Aug. 1977, ⁇ 2152— 2162) 3-D shape) projection grid line / moire height and phase formula can calculate the height distribution of the measured object, that is, the surface shape of the three-dimensional object can be obtained.
- the projection device 70 is mounted on the projection slider 41 with the linear motion axis 40 of the double slider with a linear scale
- the observation device 80 is mounted on the observation slider 42 of the linear motion axis 40 with the double slider.
- the linear motion axis 40 with double sliders is hung on a three-coordinate moving arm 30 that can move in three dimensions, and is perpendicular to the Z axis of the three-coordinate moving arm.
- the optical centers of the observation device 80 and the projection device 70 are on the same horizontal plane, and the measured object is mounted on a rotary positioning table (rotary positioner M039 from German PI Company) that can be rotated 360 degrees.
- the projection device 70 is connected to a power source through a cable.
- the measurement camera 81 and observation camera 88 of the observation device 80 are connected to the Matrox Pulser 4-channel image acquisition board (not shown) through a cable, and the image acquisition board is inserted into a computer (not shown).
- the projection imaging lens linear positioner 76 of the projection device 70 is a linear positioner M224. 20 of the German PI company, and the grating linear positioner 77 is a linear positioner M222 of the German PI company 20. 20.
- the observation imaging lens linear positioner 89A of the observation device 80 It is the linear positioner M224. 20 of German PI company.
- the linear positioner and the rotary positioner were connected to a 4-channel DC motor control board C — 842. 40 of German PI Company through cables, and the latter was inserted into the computer.
- the projection device 70 includes a light source 71 for generating white light in front of a condenser 72, and is located at a marking point.
- a grating 73 and a projection lens 75 in front of the crosshair 74.
- the movement of the grating 73 within the grating grid surface is controlled by the grating linear positioner 77, and the movement of the projection lens 75 along the optical axis direction is controlled by the projection lens linear positioner 76.
- the observation device 80 includes a measurement optical path and an observation optical path.
- the observation optical path includes an observation lens 89, an observation lens linear positioner 89A that controls the movement of the observation lens 89 along the optical axis direction, and a square prism 84 located behind the observation lens 89, which is vertically split from the measurement optical path, is located at the square prism 84 and a reflection
- the marker braille 85 between the mirrors 86, and the reflector 86 that changes the direction of the light path by 90 degrees, the marker camera, that is, the observation camera 88 imaged by the crosshair 85 in this embodiment and the observation camera imaging lens 87 located before it.
- the path includes an observation imaging lens 89, a linear positioner 89A that controls the movement of the observation lens 89 along the optical axis direction, a camera 81 for receiving grating lines on the surface of an object, and a camera imaging lens 82 located in front of the camera 81.
- the grid line fringe projected on the surface of the object is imaged on the image surface of the observation imaging lens 89 and is received by the camera 81 through the camera imaging lens 82.
- the focal length of the projection lens 75 is 50 mm, and the focal length of the observation lens 89 is 50 faces.
- the projection imaging lens linear positioner 77 is moved, so that the projection lens 76 clearly images the crosshair 74, so that the crosshair is clearly imaged on the surface of the measured object, and a crosshair projection point is obtained.
- the optical axes of the projection device 70 and the observation device 80 intersect.
- the linear motion axis with a grating ruler measures the value of the line AB between the marker point in the projection device and the conjugate point 85A in the marker device.
- the values of the included angles V, ⁇ , and AB of the connecting line AB between the landmark point conjugate point 85A in the device, and the computer accurately gives the observed object distance and the observed image distance according to the formulas (4)-(7);
- the value of the projection image distance is automatically adjusted according to the above value, that is, the projection imaging lens linear positioner 76 is adjusted so that the projection lens 75 clearly images the raster line 73.
- the sensing device can be mounted on a three-coordinate moving arm.
- the sensing device is shown in FIG. 10.
- the projection rotary positioning table 50 is a rotary positioner M039 of German PI company, which is installed on the linear motion axis 40
- the observation rotary positioning table 60 is a rotary positioner M039 of German PI company. It is mounted on the linear motion shaft 40.
- the projection device 70 is mounted on the projection rotation positioning table 50
- the observation device 80 is mounted on the observation rotation positioning table 60.
- the landmark point 73 of the projection device 70 coincides with the rotation center of the projection rotary positioning table 50
- the landmark point 83A of the observation device 80 coincides with the rotation center of the rotary positioning table 60.
- the optical axis of the observation device 80 intersects with the linear motion axis 40 at a ⁇ angle
- the optical axis of the projection device 70 intersects with the linear motion axis 40 at a V angle
- the optical axis of the projection device intersects with the optical axis of the observation device at an angle ⁇ .
- the measured object is installed in the rotary positioning of the German company PI M039) on the rotary positioning table.
- the projection device 70 is connected to a power source through a cable
- the measurement camera 81 of the observation device 80 is connected to a 4-channel image acquisition board (not shown) through a cable.
- the image acquisition board is inserted into a computer (not shown).
- the projection lens linear positioner 76 of the projection device 70 is a linear positioner M224.
- the linear positioner 77 of the grating is a linear positioner M222.
- 20 ⁇ Observing device 80 observation imaging lens linear positioner 89A is a German PI company's linear positioner M224.
- the linear positioner and the rotary positioner are respectively connected to two 4-channel DC motor control boards C-842. 40 of PI Company of Germany through a cable, and the latter is inserted into a computer. Other components requiring automatic control are also connected to the computer.
- the projection device 70 includes a light source 71, a condenser 72, a marker point 1-ring 74 and a grating 73 on a grating ring switch 79, a projection lens 75, a projection lens linear positioner 76, and a linear positioning of the grating. ⁇ 77 ⁇ 77.
- the observation device 80 includes an observation camera 81, a measurement camera imaging lens 82, and a marker-a ring 83A placed on the ring switch 83, an observation imaging lens 89, and an observation imaging lens linear positioner 89A.
- the focal length of the projection lens 75 is 50 mm
- the focal length of the observation lens 89 is 50 mm
- the focal length of the imaging lens 82 of the observation camera is 30 mm.
- the three-coordinate moving arm 30 is three-dimensionally adjusted so that the field of view of the projection device 70 and the observation device 80 is suitable for the size of the object to be measured. Then, the ring 74 of the projection device grating ring switch 79 is cut into the optical path. The projection imaging lens linear positioner 76 is moved so that the imaging lens 75 clearly images the ring. The ring 83A of the observation device ring switch 83 is cut into the optical path. Adjust the observation imaging lens linear positioner 89A and adjust the projection positioning stage 50 or observation positioning stage 60 so that the projection ring imaged on the target surface of the measurement camera 81 by the measurement imaging lens 89 coincides with the observation device ring 83A.
- the computer reads the angle V between the projection device 70, the observation device 80 and AB, and enters the values of the fixed value AB to calculate the projected object distance and image distance, the observed object distance and image distance.
- Automatic focusing is performed based on the calculated data, and the grating 73 of the grating ring switch 79 of the projection device 70 is cut into the optical path.
- the ring 83A of the ring switch of the observation device 80 is moved out of the optical path.
- each step of 1 can obtain the surface shape of the three-dimensional object.
- the sensing device can be mounted on a three-coordinate moving arm.
- the sensing device is shown in FIG. 9.
- the projection positioner and the observation positioner are simultaneously provided with a projection slider 41, an observation slider 42, and a linear motion axis 40.
- a projection rotary positioning stage 50 is further provided on the projection slider 41
- the projection rotary positioning stage 50 is a rotary positioner M039 of the German company PI
- an observation knob is further provided on the observation slider 42.
- the rotary positioning table 60 and the observation rotary positioning table 60 are the rotary positioner M039 of the German PI company.
- the projection device 70 (as shown in FIG. 11) is installed on the rotary projection positioning table 50 and the observation device 80 (as shown in FIG.
- stage 60 By moving the projection rotary positioning table 50 and / or the observation rotary positioning table 60 and the slider, the projection device 70 and / or the observation device 80 are respectively moved or rotated, so that the optical axes of the projection device 70 and the observation device 80 are Cross the surface of the object and adjust the field of view to determine objects of different sizes.
- the projection device 70 is connected to a power source through a cable.
- the measurement camera 81 of the observation device 80 is connected to a 4-channel image acquisition board (not shown) through a cable, and the image acquisition board is inserted into a computer (not shown).
- the projection lens linear positioner 76 of the projection device 70 is the linear positioner M224. 20 of the German PI company, and the linear positioner 77 of the grating is the linear positioner M222. 20 of the German company PZ.
- the observation imaging lens linear positioner 89A of the observation device 80 is a linear positioner M224. 20 of the German PI company.
- the linear positioner and the rotary positioner were respectively connected with two 4-channel DC motor control boards C-842.40 of German PI Company through cables, and the latter was inserted into the computer. Other components requiring automatic control are also connected to the computer.
- the focal length of the projection lens 75 is 50 mm
- the focal length of the observation lens 89 is 50 mm
- the focal length of the imaging lens 82 of the observation camera is 30 mm.
- the sensing device can be mounted on a marble platform with a linear axis of motion.
- the field of view of the projection device 70 and the observation device 80 is suitable for the size of the object to be measured. See Figure 13.
- the image received by the measuring camera 81 is a grating interference fringe, and is calculated using the aforementioned formula.
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