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1 September 2015 A rugged stereoscopical device for surface inspection
Florian Dannenberg, Cornelius Hahlweg, Lukas Pescoller, Jürgen Weiß
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Abstract
The paper is understood as a continuation of a series of papers on surface metrology for application in quality control of printed matter. A stereoscopic device for extremely rugged applications, especially in quality control in printing industry, is presented. The device developed is based on variable tilted delay elements, which allow the use of a single imaging sensor and robust definition of parallax shift. Variable orthogonal delay elements were already used for variation of plane of focus in surface inspection, as described in previous papers. The method can be applied for macroscopical as well as for microscopic imaging. Beside mechanical design issues, the theoretical description, geometrical-optical approaches, and the treatment of the dispersion problem are discussed. Experimental results are included.
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Florian Dannenberg, Cornelius Hahlweg, Lukas Pescoller, and Jürgen Weiß "A rugged stereoscopical device for surface inspection", Proc. SPIE 9576, Applied Advanced Optical Metrology Solutions, 957602 (1 September 2015); https://doi.org/10.1117/12.2188649
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KEYWORDS
Inspection

Imaging systems

Cameras

Sensors

Printing

Distortion

Tolerancing

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