Nikon Metrology radar inspection system uses heterodyne interferometry

    Dec. 19, 2020
    The APDIS Laser Radar automated, non-contact metrology system uses a focused laser beam and heterodyne interferometry to measure range accurately.
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    The APDIS Laser Radar automated, non-contact metrology system uses a focused laser beam and heterodyne interferometry to measure range accurately. It provides complex measurement of objects from a long stand-off distance. Typical length measurement accuracies for the four models range from 28 μm at 2 m to 313 μm at 30 m.

    Nikon Metrology

    Leuven, Belgium

    nikonmetrology.com

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