MICRO-EPSILON Messtechnik GmbH & Co. KG
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The reflectCONTROL sensor is used when high-precision 3D measurements are required on reflective and shiny components. This technology is particularly impressive for flat surfaces thanks to its high measurement rates with nanometer accuracy.
The reflectCONTROL sensor captures the surface of technical mirrors with up to five million data points, allowing the measurement object to be precisely reconstructed. This allows numerous surface deformations to be identified. Indentations such as scratches, dents, notches etc., but also elevations such as pimples, grains and beads can be visualized. All effects that change the reflectivity of the surface are displayed in the amplitude image. Classic examples of this would be fingerprints or other soiling.
The 3D sensor uses the principle of phase-measuring deflectometry. It is characterized in particular by its extremely high z-resolution in the nanometer range. In combination with its large measuring range of around 170 mm x 160 mm, up to five million data points of the surface to be measured can be captured within a few seconds.
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