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How to Select Your Measurement Equipment 1. Types of Measurement Equipment 2. Measurement Principles 3. Type of Measurement 4. Information Required for Selection 5. Determining the Measurement Method 6. Example of Selecting a Displacement Meter or Measurement System Displacement Meters and Measurement Systems Selection Catalogue

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  • How to Select Your Measurement Equipment

    1. Types of Measurement Equipment2. Measurement Principles3. Type of Measurement4. Information Required for Selection5. Determining the Measurement Method6. Example of Selecting a Displacement Meter or Measurement System

    Displacement Meters and Measurement Systems

    Selection Catalogue

  • 2

    1. Types of Measurement Equipment

    The typical types of displacement meters are the 7 types listed below. The list also summarises the characteristics of each of the types.

    Item Laser Displacement

    Meter

    2D Laser Displacement

    Meter

    Optical Micrometer

    Instant Measurement

    System

    Eddy Current Displacement

    Meter

    Ultrasonic Displacement

    Meter

    Contact-type Displacement

    Meter

    Detection Object

    Material Any object Any object Any object Any object Metals Any object Solids

    Measurement Spot

    Small (MIN. 2 m )

    Small Small SmallStandard

    (Twice the OD of head)Large

    (MIN. 15 m )Small

    Surface restrictions Almost none Almost none Almost none Almost none None None Soft surfaces

    Measurement Range 0.2 to 3500 mm 0 to 290 mm 10 m to 120 mm 0.02 to 200 mm 0 to 10 mm 24 to 920 mm 0.8 to 30 mm

    Repeatability MIN. 0.005 m MIN. 0.2 m MIN. 0.03 m MIN. 0.1 m MIN. 0.3 m MIN. 0.1 mm MIN. 0.1 m

    Response FrequencyApprox.

    MAX. 392 kHzApprox.

    MAX. 64 kHzApprox.

    MAX. 16 kHz

    Approx. MAX. 18 kHz

    Approx. MAX. 7 kHz

    Approx. MAX. 40 kHz

    Environmental Resistance (Water, Oil, Dust, etc.)

    Characteristics

    Advantages

    - Can measure any object

    - Small measurement spot

    - High precision

    - High-speed response frequency

    - Can measure any object

    - Can measure uneven surfaces and shape

    - High stability

    - Can measure any object

    - High stability

    - High precision

    - Easy operation

    - Can measure complex dimensions

    - Can measure multiple spots

    - Superior environmental resistance

    - High precision

    - High-speed response frequency

    - Can measure any object

    - Large Measurement range

    - High precision

    Disadvantages

    - Low environmental resistance

    - Low environmental resistance

    - Limited to projected objects

    - Limited to projected objects

    - Limited work size

    - Measures only metals

    - Small Measurement range

    - Large measurement spot

    - Low accuracy

    - Low response frequency

    - Cannot measure soft objects

    - Low response frequency

    Laser displacement sensors are displacement sensors that are of superior quality in terms of the objects that can be measured, measurement accuracy, response frequency, and many other aspects.

    Good, Better, Best

  • Coil

    High-frequency magnetic fieldDetection target object

    Eddy current

    High-frequencyoscillator circuit

    Transmitted wave

    Received wave

    L

    Secondary winding

    Secondary winding

    Moving core

    Primary winding

    Primary winding

    Primary winding

    Core

    Primary winding

    Primary winding

    Voltage output

    Secondary winding

    Secondary winding

    Secondary winding

    Secondary winding

    Structure Circuit

    Core Core

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    2. Measurement Principles

    Laser Displacement Meter 2D Laser Displacement Meter

    Optical Micrometer

    Eddy Current Displacement Meter

    The measurement principles of typical displacement meters and measurement systems are introduced below.

    The measurement principle of triangulation occurs when the position

    of the target object changes, the beam spot on the receiving element

    changes position. This position change is used to measure distance.

    Utilises 2D laser triangulation to obtain a profile of a part for complex

    measurements such as angles and radii with a single sensor.

    Optical micrometers use a collimated beam of light to pass from a

    light source to a receiving element. By analysing the shadow cast by

    the test part, measurement is possible.

    This system uses a high-frequency magnetic field. High-frequency

    current is passed through the coil inside the sensor head to produce

    the high-frequency magnetic field. When the measurement target

    (metal) comes into the magnetic field, magnetic flux passes the

    target's surface and eddy current flows in the vertical direction due to

    electromagnetic induction action, causing a change in the impedance

    of the sensor coil. The eddy current displacement sensor measures

    distance based on the changes in oscillation caused by this

    phenomenon.

    2D Ernostar lens

    Cylindrical lens

    Semiconductor lasers

    HSE3-CMOS

    Target

    CMOS monitor camera

    HL-CCD

    Telecentric opticsHigh-intensityGreen-LED

    Ultrasonic Displacement Meter

    Ultrasonic displacement sensor emits ultrasonic from the sensor

    head and receives the ultrasonic reflected off the target object. The

    distance is measured by detecting and calculating the time from the

    emission of this ultrasonic to the receipt of the ultrasonic.

    If the detected distance is expressed as L, the time from the emission of ultrasonic to the receipt as T, and the speed of sound as C, the detected distance L can be calculated by the formula: L = 1/2 x T x C. (T is 'to-and-fro' time; thus it is multiplied by 1/2.)

    [ Calculation Formula]

    L = TC21

    Contact-type Displacement Meter

    Differential transformer is comprised of 3 coils and a moving core.

    When the primary winding is excited by an AC source (constant

    frequency voltage), the moving core moving along with the

    measurement target causes induced voltage in the secondary

    winding. This is differential coupled to obtain the voltage difference,

    hence the displacement output.

    Collimator lens/ Special diffuser unit

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    3. Type of Measurement

    4. Information Required for Selection

    There are a variety of measurements, including thickness measurement and vibration measurement. Categorising broadly, measurements can be grouped into the following 14 types.

    There are primarily 5 key points in selecting a measurement system. The optimal selection can be made by gathering information based on the understanding of each point.

    Measurement target object

    Check the material, size, and shape. Selection is significantly affected by whether the target object is soft (in which case contact-type cannot be used) or has a complex shape (in which case laser measurement systems are suitable).

    Measurement accuracy

    Measurement accuracy concerns the sensors ability to provide readings that are accurate to within desired tolerances.A general rule-of-thumb is to get a sensor that is 10x as accurate as the desired tolerance.

    Measurement range

    Measurement range depends on the type of measurement. For 1D type sensors, the measurement range defines the maximum part deviations and part travel that the sensor can see.2D type sensors would also include a field-of-view such as the width of a part.

    Measurement speedCheck the interval with which to perform measurement. To determine this, identify the travel speed of the target object and the number of desired measurements on the target.

    Ambient environment Check the environment, including ambient temperature, oil, water, and dust. Also, check the space where the measurement system is to be installed.

    3D3D

    StrokeDistance

    Positioning/Position

    measurementHeight/Level

    difference Depth Thickness Width

    Runout/ Vibration/

    Eccentricity

    Outerdiameter

    Wave/CurveFlatness Gap Angle/Tilt Shape

    Imagemeasurement

    3Dmeasurement

  • 5

    5. Determining the Measurement Method

    From the above information, you can narrow your options to the optimal measurement method based on overall consideration. The chart below compares the measurement methods by key point.

    We see that each sensor type has its own strengths and weaknesses depending on targets types and environmental and running conditions. Laser sensors are generally seen to be the most versatile and should be taken in high consideration when sensor flexibility may be necessary.

    Good, Better, Best

    [Typical Examples]

    Item Laser Displacement

    Meter

    OpticalMicrometer

    Instant Measurement

    System

    Eddy Current Displacement

    Meter

    Ultrasonic Displacement

    Meter

    Contact-type Displacement

    Meter

    Applicability to measurement object

    Measurement accuracy

    Measurement range

    Measurement speed

    Ambient environment

    Overall

    Measurement of the thickness of electrodes

    Measurement and discrimination of pin height

    Measurement of disk rotor runout

    Measurement of the dimension of stamped parts

    Measurement of 3D shape of forgings

    Measurement of OD of super-fine wires

  • Measurement accuracy

    There are 2 items that represent accuracy: repeatability and linearity.

    Repeatability indicates the variation when performing the same measurement repetitively.

    Linearity expresses the error from the ideal value.

    For both, the smaller the value,

    the greater the accuracy. For example,

    the accuracy values for LK-H008 would be:

    Repeatability: 0.005 m

    Linearity: 0.5 m

    (0.05% of F.S. = 0.05% * 1 mm)

    If the required accuracy is 10 m,

    LK-H008 fulfils the measurement accuracy,

    which is 10 m x 1/10 = 1 m.

    Measurement range

    There are 2 items that represent measurement range: reference distance and

    measurement range.

    Measurement range indicates the range width that can be measured.

    Reference distance is the distance from the frontal face of the measurement part to

    the central position of the measurement range.

    Reference distance: 8 mm

    Measurement range: 0.5 mm

    In conclusion, the measurement range in this case is 7.5 to 8.5 mm, on the basis of

    the whole face of the sensor head.

    Measurement speed

    Measurement interval is calculated based on the sampling cycle and line speed.

    Sampling cycle: 392 kHz

    Measurement interval: Approx. pitch of 2.5 m

    ((1000 mm/s) / 392 kHz = 2.5 m)

    The minimum requirement of 0.1-mm pitch can be met with this specification.

    Ambient environment

    Assuming a clean environment with a 5 degrees Centigrade fluctuation of

    air-conditioning, the temperature drift is calculated below.

    Temperature characteristics: 0.2 m/C (0.02% of F.S./C = 0.02% * 1 mm/C)

    Temperature drift: 1 m (0.2 m/C * 5C = 1 m)

    1 m is on the margin of the required accuracy, which indicates that temperature control

    may be necessary.

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    6. Example of Selecting a Displacement Meter or Measurement System

    Check the key points and narrow down the options to those that satisfy the required specifications.Here, we are using an example of a laser displacement meter specification to find if it meets the given measurement requirement.

    Measurement target: Solar cell substrate Application: Thickness measurement Measurement accuracy: Tolerance decision with 10 m read accuracy Measurement range: Thickness standard t = 0.7 mm

    (Measurement distance should be as far apart as possible) Measurement speed: Line speed is 1 m/s. Measurement should be

    performed in a 0.1-mm intervals. Ambient environment: Clean environment with air-conditioning system

    Measurement Requirement

    Specifications

    < Linearity Graph >

    Distance

    Ideal line

    Measuredvalue

    Linearity

    Vol

    tag

    eVoltage

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    Specifications of Laser Displacement Meter (LK-H008)

    Model LK-H008

    Installation mode Specular

    Reference distance 8 mm

    Measurement range*1 0.5 mm

    Light source

    Red semiconductor laser

    Wavelength 650 nm

    Laser class(JIS C 6802)

    Class 1

    Output 0.3 mW

    Spot diameter (based on reference distance)

    20 m (LK-H008)20 m x 550 m (LK-H008W)

    Linearity*2 0.05% of F.S. (F.S. = 1.0 mm)

    Repeatability*3 0.005 m (0.001 m)

    Sampling cycle 2.55/5/10/20/50/100/200/500/1000 s (variable with 9 levels)

    Temperature characteristics 0.02% of F.S./C (F.S. = 1.0 mm)

    Environmental resistance

    Enclosure rating IP67

    Ambient operating illuminance Incandescent lamp or fluorescent lamp: 10000 lux max.

    Ambient temperature*4 0 to +50C

    Operating Ambient humidity 35 to 80% RH (No condensation)

    Vibration resistance 10 to 55 Hz 1.5 mm double amplitude in X, Y, and Z directions, 2 hours respectively

    Material Die-cast aluminium

    Weight (including cord) Approx. 240 g

    *1 Measurement range is for when the sampling cycle is 20 s is greater.*2 Value is based on measurement of KEYENCE standard targets (mirrored metal workpiece) in standard mode. *3 Value is based on measurement of KEYENCE standard targets (mirrored metal workpiece), with an average

    repeat of 16384 times with reference distance. Value in parentheses is based on a typical example measuring an average of 65536 times with a sampling cycle of 200 s.

    *4 If the ambient temperature is 40C or higher, the meter must be installed on a metal plate.

    Ultra High-Speed/High-AccuracyLaser Displacement SensorLK-G5000 Series

    Sensor head for transparent/mirror surfaceLK-H008

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