2022
DOI: 10.1109/tim.2022.3162273
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Calibration and Measurement Method Based on Optical Lenses for Large-Scale 3-D Precise Measurement

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“…Optical measurement methods developed with laser technology and holography technology, mainly including the laser triangulation, the homodyne interferometry, the heterodyne interferometry, the grating interferometry and the laser speckle measurement. Compared with mechanical measurement methods and electrical measurement methods, optical measurements have obvious advantages, such as high measurement accuracy, fast measurement speed and wide range of application, but have the disadvantages of higher requirements for the environment, more complex measuring instruments, poor anti-interference ability and high measurement cost [13][14][15][16]. These methods are usually used to test the overall tangential displacement of the specimen, which includes the deformation of the specimen and is therefore not the same as the slip at the contact interface.…”
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confidence: 99%
“…Optical measurement methods developed with laser technology and holography technology, mainly including the laser triangulation, the homodyne interferometry, the heterodyne interferometry, the grating interferometry and the laser speckle measurement. Compared with mechanical measurement methods and electrical measurement methods, optical measurements have obvious advantages, such as high measurement accuracy, fast measurement speed and wide range of application, but have the disadvantages of higher requirements for the environment, more complex measuring instruments, poor anti-interference ability and high measurement cost [13][14][15][16]. These methods are usually used to test the overall tangential displacement of the specimen, which includes the deformation of the specimen and is therefore not the same as the slip at the contact interface.…”
Section: Introductionmentioning
confidence: 99%