2008
DOI: 10.1016/j.cirpj.2008.06.002
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Electrical probing for dimensional micro metrology

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“…A tunnel current is a quantum electrical near-field phenomenon, where tunneling current flows when the measurement surface and probe tip are close. STM enables us to image a surface at an atomic scale; therefore, a microprobe system using this principle can be expected to have a high resolution [133][134][135][136]. For the microprobe system, a spherical probe tip was used, thus allowing isotropic sensitivity to be measured on a surface in any 3D direction.…”
Section: Tunnel Current Microprobementioning
confidence: 99%
“…A tunnel current is a quantum electrical near-field phenomenon, where tunneling current flows when the measurement surface and probe tip are close. STM enables us to image a surface at an atomic scale; therefore, a microprobe system using this principle can be expected to have a high resolution [133][134][135][136]. For the microprobe system, a spherical probe tip was used, thus allowing isotropic sensitivity to be measured on a surface in any 3D direction.…”
Section: Tunnel Current Microprobementioning
confidence: 99%
“…In this case, the z-interferometer values from the NMM-1 represent the height deviations of the specimen [4]. As any part of the spherical stylus tip (except for the part joined with the stylus shaft) can be used for electrical probing of specimen and behaves isotropic, this sensor is possible to apply for the tasks of 3D coordinate measurement [5]. By using the single point measurement instruction of NMM-1 with a predefined surface normal vector the form deviations of the work pieces can be calculated from the sensor distance signal in the probing direction and the interferometer values from the NMM-1.…”
Section: Development Of a 3d Electrical Near-field Probing Systemmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…However, this method has many limitations including touch probes which can damage subtle parts at the point of contact, and the speed of actualization for digitization is very limited [12 -14]. In addition, optical probing in CMM has limitations in measuring the surface slope height so that it has poor lateral resolution due to diffraction [14,15]. CMM is quite expensive and large in size so that recently developed some of the latest models that are more economical and compact models [16,17].…”
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confidence: 99%