Abstract:
An optical measuring device includes: an emission device configured to emit a scanning light, of which an optical axis parallely moves, to an object; a light receiving element configured to perform photoelectric conversion with respect to the scanning light after passing over the object; a calculation device configured to calculate, from a voltage wave obtained from time change of an electrical signal that is output by the light receiving element, a distance corresponding to a time range from a first edge with respect to a voltage value where the scanning light is not interrupted by the object and a second edge with respect to a voltage value where the scanning light is interrupted by the object, when a part of the scanning light is interrupted by the object for the time range.
Abstract:
An optical outer diameter measurement apparatus includes a rotary device driven to rotate by a motor to convert light emitted from a light-emitting element into scanning light, a collimator lens configured to convert the scanning light into parallel scanning light that is projected toward an object to be measured, a condenser lens configured to condense the parallel scanning light having passed by the object to be measured, a light-receiving element configured to receive light condensed by the condenser lens, a housing that accommodates the rotary device and the collimator lens, and an optical-path cover including, in the housing, two walls extending in a scanning direction of the scanning light and located opposite each other with the scanning light between the two walls.
Abstract:
An optical measuring apparatus includes a light emitter, a scanner, a polarizing plate, a photoreceiver, and a CPU. The light emitter emits a laser beam. The scanner uses the laser beam emitted from the light emitter and scans a measurement region where a work piece is placed. The polarizing plate allows passage for only a laser beam, among the laser beams fired by the scanner, directed orthogonally to an emission direction of the laser beam and an axis direction of the work piece. The photoreceiver receives the laser beam that has passed through the measurement region and the polarizing plate. The CPU calculates a dimension of the work piece from a pattern of light and dark in a scan direction, the pattern being obtained by the photoreceiver.
Abstract:
A transparent tube is placed in a parallel laser light beam emitted from a light projector and reaching a photoreciever, and a detection signal indicating an amount of light received corresponding to a width direction position of the parallel laser light beam is obtained from the photoreceiver. Peaks formed in the detection signal by beams reflected by an inner circumferential surface of the transparent tube and incident to the photoreceiver are detected; width direction positions of two intersection points where the peaks cross a predetermined threshold value are detected; the width direction positions of the light beam reflected by the inner circumferential surface of the transparent tube are calculated from an average value of the two intersection points; and an internal diameter of the transparent tube is measured from the width direction positions.
Abstract:
A correction device for an optical measuring apparatus obtains correction data for each scanning position of a light beam from an optical measuring apparatus that includes a light beam scanner which scans with a light beam a measuring region where a measured object is placed, and a light receiver which receives a transmitted light beam from the measuring region. The correction device includes a translucent scale having scale marks arranged at a predetermined pitch, and a support to mount the scale in the measuring region so that an arrangement direction of the scale marks is a scanning direction of the light beam.