A novel wide-range precision instrument for measuring three-dimensional surface topography

We developed a measuring instrument that had wide range, high precision, small measuring touch force. The instrument for three-dimensional (3D) surface topography measurement was composed of a high precision displacement sensor based on the Michelson interference principle, a 3D platform based on vertical scanning, a measuring and control circuit, and an industrial control computer. It was a closed loop control system, which changed the traditional moving stylus scanning style into a moving platform scanning style. When the workpiece was measured, the lever of the displacement sensor returned to the balanced position in every sample interval according to the zero offset of the displacement sensor. The non-linear error caused by the rotation of the lever was, therefore, very small even if the measuring range was wide. The instrument can measure the roughness and the profile size of a curved surface.

Research on the Large Precision Instrument Error Correction Model under the Perspectives of Stability and Robustness

In this paper, we conduct research on the large precision instrument error correction model under the perspectives of stability androbustness. It is one of the effective methods to improve the instruments accuracy using error correction technology, but at present, a lot of errorcorrection is limited to the system error modifi cation, only a small number of the instruments to an error in the dynamic error correction timely,device on the instrument precision sensors, apparently complicate the instrument structure. To fully system error correction that will affect theprecision of instrument mainly random error. Instrument is the main task of error correction is to use a certain method to compensate separableinstruments each component part of a deterministic system error, so the key problems of error correction as is the requirement of equipmentstructure stability is good, with this to ensure that the instrument error of the uncertainty, so that the fundamental fl aw. Under this basis, this paperproposes the novel countermeasure of the issues that is innovative.

Research on the Precision Instrument Reliability and Antiinterference Mode from the Intrusion Detection Angle based on Rough Set

In this paper, we conduct research on precision instrument reliability and anti-interference mode from the intrusion detectionangle based on rough set. Ultra-precision machining applications range from soft metal to hardened steel, stainless steel, high speed steel,cemented carbide and some other hard processing material, to the semiconductor, glass, ceramics and the other hard brittle non-metallic materials,almost all materials available ultra-precision machining technology for the processing. To enhance the robustness of the mentioned equipment,we consider the integration of the rough set and intrusion detection to modify the corresponding issues that will optimize the traditional methodsfrom systematical level which holds special signifi cance.

First acceptance testing of multiple A10 absolute gravimeters in China and analysis of the comparison results

Three A10 absolute gravimeters(AGs) were first acquired in China by the Hubei Earthquake Agency under the Belt and Road Seismic Monitoring Network Project. Although AG measuring and testing technique is not new, the purchase and simultaneous testing of 3 A10 absolute gravimeters is unprecedented in China. This study conducted the first acceptance testing of the AGs at 3 locations(the Jiufengshan Gravity Observation Station, the Global Navigation Satellite System Observation Station in Wuhan, and the Jiugongshan Observation Station in Xianning). The results were compared using a method based on expert validation, and the acceptance testing scheme was formulated by referring to the Technical Regulations for Tectonic Environment Monitoring Networks in China and Specifications for Gravimetry Control. Based on the repeatability, precision, and consistency of the measured g values, the results from each instrument were evaluated using the air pressure precision test. Comparing the instrument reference values, the final test results can identify the indicator parameters for 3 A10 AGs, the effects of the surrounding environment, and the related parameters on measurement precision. The precision of A10-059, A10-058, and A10-057 exceeded 0.78 μGal, 0.79 μGal, and 0.42 μGal, respectively.This testing scheme can be used as a reference for conducting acceptance testing of AGs in the future and obtaining absolute gravimetric measurements.