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Digital Scale and DRO Systems 2D Image Correlation Encoder MICSYS Bulletin No. 2029 Making small, non-contact, 2D-displacement measurements at the nanometer level Two-dimensional micro-displacement measurement achieved with high resolution and high accuracy. FEATURES High accuracy non-contact 2D encoder using image correlation. Simultaneous X-Y position measurements. Nanometer resolution. Easy alignment. Allows minute strain and deflection measurements. Measuring principle When the rough surface of an object is irradiated by a laser beam, the beam is scattered into multiple reflected beams that, due to the coherent nature of laser radiation, interfere with each other to form a particular kind of reflection called a speckle pattern. Now, if the object is moved, the speckle pattern image is also moved in proportion, and this effect can be used to track the 2D displacement of the object at the nanometer resolution level by comparing the speckle images obtained before and after the movement (image correlation). Incident laser beam Image Sensor MICSYS Reflected laser beams Speckle Pattern Surface Direction of movement (X-Y Plane) 2D displacement measurements in the X-Y plane System Configuration Standard configuration: Detector, I/F unit, Head cable, Sample software for data correlation, Standard target Head cable (Length: 1m) RS-232C cable*1 Personal computer*1 Detector Standard target*2 I/F unit Sample software for data correlation (CD-ROM) Mounting distance 10±0.2mm Measured object *1:PC and RS-232C cable (Dsub-9 pin (female) straight) are excluded. *2:For stable measurements, we recommend the installation of a standard target provided. 1 Specification MICSYS-SA1 549-701A Laser speckle image correlation 1nm 5nm (σ) +/-100nm; Linearity: 80nm ± 100μm (2D) RS-232C 20Hz 100 650nm (Visible) Class 2 80 Detector: 15-25ºC, I/F unit: 0-40ºC, 20-80%RH (Non-condensing) 60 -10-50ºC / ~85%RH (Non-condensing) 40 AC100-240V 45W 50/60Hz 20 0 (on CD-ROM) Standard target, Sample software for data correlation -20 * : Measurement is performed within the X-Y plane from the origin point with the standard target. -40 -60 -80 -100 0 20 Indication accuracy nm Model No. Order No. Detection method Resolution Repeatability (20Cº) Accuracy (20Cº) Effective range Interface Data update period Laser wavelength Operating temperature and humidity range Storage temperature and humidity range Power supply Standard accessories Measurement accuracy relative to position Effect of temperature change on 60 80 dimensional output40 µm * : The following results are typical but are not guaranteed for any particular unit. * : Measurement is performed within the X-Y plane from the origin point with the standard target. -200 20 -200 21:00 100 20 5:00 7:00 17 .59”(15) .59”(15) 2-M4x0.7, depth 6 Measuring surface Standard target Mass: 3.75lb (1700g) 8.5”(216) 2.83”(72) 8.03”(204) 3.05”(77.6) 7.87”(200) 2 .06”(1.6) .39”(10)±0.2 .39” (10 ±0.2) 39”(1000) 2-ø3.4, through hole ø6.5Countersunk,depth3 .39”(10) .35”(9) .62”(16) 1.82”(46.3) I/F unit 9:00 Mass: .02lb (10g) 1.10”(28) 1.18”(30) h Standard target 18 .54”(39) .23” (ø5.8) 1.62”(41.2) Time h 0.1 .79”(20) ±0.2 .39”(10) 1.89”(48) 21 .59”(15) 9:00 24 23 1.61”(41) 7:00 25 19 3:00 5:00 .19”(5) Changes in output value 1:00 3:00 .15”(4) .24”(6.1) Unit: Inch (mm) 22 23:00 1:00 Time Mass: .66lb (300g) Temperature changes 23:00 µm 18 .06”(1.6) 80 19 Temperature changes 17 ºC nm Output 60 .31”(8) .55”(4) ±0.1 40 .63”(16) nm Output 21 ºC Detector -200 21:00 22 Temperature 20 Dimensions -100 23 0 -100 Measurement position 0 24 Changes in output value -100 0 -100 25 Temperature 100 80 60 40 20 0 -20 -40 -60 -80 -100 Indication accuracy nm * : The following results are typical but are not guaranteed for any particular unit. * : Measurement is performed within the X-Y plane from the origin point with the standard target. -200 100 Measurement position Applications 1. Evaluation stage system for various types of manufacturing and inspection equipment Temperature, humidity, voltage changes caused by displacement measurements Actuator Stage X-Y stage a) Evaluation of positional repeatability b) Evaluation of static stability and drift 2. High-precision positioning for various types of workpiece (device) Installation, removal Actuator X-Y stage 3. Determination of a small displacement Load Measurement of displacement due to changes in temperature/humidity. Measurement of displacement occurring due to the process of bonding objects together. Structure (Beam) a) Determination of small structural displacements b) Determination of small workpiece displacements One Number to Serve You Better 1-888-MITUTOYO (1-888-648-8869) Aurora, Illinois (Corporate Headquarters) Note: All information regarding our products, and in particular the illustrations, drawings, dimensional and performance data contained in this printed matter as well as other technical data are to be regarded as approximate average values. We therefore reserve the right to make changes to the corresponding designs. The stated standards, similar technical regulations, descriptions and illustrations of the products were valid at the time of printing. In addition, the latest applicable version of our General Trading Conditions will apply. Only quotations submitted by ourselves may be regarded as definitive. Mitutoyo products are subject to US Export Administration Regulations (EAR). 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