Laser alignment system with plural lasers for impingement on a single target
AssigneeHamar Laser Instruments, Inc.
InventorsMartin R. Hamar, Carlos Araujo
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AssigneeHamar Laser Instruments, Inc.
InventorsMartin R. Hamar, Carlos Araujo
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A laser alignment system is provided. The system includes a plurality of lasers which are sequentially operative for producing first and second laser beams that are parallel to one another. The system further includes a target assembly. The target assembly includes lenses and mirrors disposed such that the first laser beam impinges directly on the target to provide displacement data. The second laser beam is focused and reflected so that the focal point of the reflected second beam impinges on the target. In a similar manner, a third parallel beam may be provided and may be focused to impinge on the target. Additionally, the plural laser beams may be substituted for by a single laser plane. The second and/or third beams provide alignment data, while the first beam provides displacement data.
A laser alignment system comprising:
A laser alignment system comprising;
A target assembly for a laser alignment system, said target assembly comprising a light sensitive target cell disposed such that a first laser beam directed along a first axis impinges on said target cell, a beam splitter disposed along the first axis and oriented such that the first laser beam directed along the first axis passes through the beam splitter and impinges on the target cell, the beam splitter being angularly aligned to the target cell such that a second laser beam directed along a second axis reflects off the beam splitter and impinges on the target cell, and a mirror substantially parallel to the beam splitter and disposed for reflecting the second laser beam along the second axis and onto the beam splitter, such that the second laser beam reflected by the mirror and the beam splitter impinges on the target cell.
A method for collecting laser alignment and displacement data, said method comprising;
Dependencies are inferred from the claim text.