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Z-Scope Systems
During the many years
of developing Z-Scopes for customers, JMAR-PSI has gained the
expertise to design systems for just the right solution. JMAR-PSI offers
Z-Scope systems in the general categories of manual systems,
semi-automatic systems, and fully automatic systems.
Manual
Systems In many cases, a manual system is a better choice than
an automatic one. The simplicity of obtaining highly precise and
accurate measurement data using a manual system outweighs the
advantages of high speed automation. Z-Scopes can be optically
configured to produce exactly the right image for your measurement
application and then perform that application with accuracy and
reliability over and over again. A digital readout or CMM software is
available to make measuring easy to perform.
Semi-Automatic
Systems A semi-automatic measurement system is one which uses
as much automation as possible to measure a part but leaves the final
decision of measurement to an operator. Z-Scopes can be configured
for semiautomatic measurement for applications which can not be handled
by an image processor due to the difficulty of obtaining an image with
enough contrast to be reliably measured by an automatic system. Data is
processed by computer and the measurement process can be programmed and
store for future use when the same part is to be repeated. CMM software
is typically used with this system for semi-automatic measurement.
Fully
Automatic Measurement Systems When an application calls for
fully automatic measurement, Z-Scopes can be utilized in
conjunction with JMAR-PSI's VCMM software package. This allows a part
program to be generated which automatically positions the X-Y-Z stage
using the JMAR-PSI motion control system to different locations around the
part and captures an image at each location to determine the precise
position of the edges. Software then recreates the part and measures
the various distances and features desired. The use of an image
processor allows extremely accurate and repeatable measurements to be
made and compared to nominals and tolerances that have been programmed
into the system. Parts may be measured at extremely rapid speeds to
optimize throughput.
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