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3 September 2019 3D shop floor characterization of radii and chamfers
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Abstract
The sharp edges of most precision machined surface must be ‘broken’, which involves rounding them or adding a flat chamfer. Part longevity, human safety during handling, and proper performance of the component is the intended application of this edge breaking. Traditional visual inspection or single-trace metrology is insufficient to assure parts are within specifications. This paper will present a handheld, 3D-measurement device using polarized structured light which allows for rapid, simple, shop-floor measurement of edge break, chamfer angles, and other precision part geometries. A variety of component measurements will be presented along with studies on accuracy, repeatability, and reproducibility in real-world environments.
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Erik Novak, Kramer Lindell, and Jared Wheeler "3D shop floor characterization of radii and chamfers", Proc. SPIE 11102, Applied Optical Metrology III, 1110212 (3 September 2019); https://doi.org/10.1117/12.2530693
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KEYWORDS
3D metrology

Cameras

Fringe analysis

Polarization

Structured light

Imaging systems

Polarizers

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