Manufacturing processes demand tight dimensional
tolerances. The paper concerns a transducer for precise measurement
of displacement, based on a camera containing a linescan chip.
When tests were conducted using a track of black and white stripes
with a 2mm pitch, errors in measuring on individual cycle amounted
to 1.75%, suggesting that a precision of 35 microns is achievable.
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performance under vibration," Precision Engineering, vol. 31, pp. 114-
121, 2007.
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effect," Optics Communications, vol. 250, pp. 16-23, 2005.
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manufacturing high resolution optical encoders by nanoimprint
lithography," Microelectronics Engineering, vol. 84, pp. 848-852, 2007.
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tolerances. The paper concerns a transducer for precise measurement
of displacement, based on a camera containing a linescan chip.
When tests were conducted using a track of black and white stripes
with a 2mm pitch, errors in measuring on individual cycle amounted
to 1.75%, suggesting that a precision of 35 microns is achievable.", keywords = "Linescan, microcontroller, pixels.", volume = "2", number = "3", pages = "702-3", }