Method and device for the contactless measurement of movement
OwnerGunther Dausmanninventor
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A method is indicated for the contactless measurement of the relative movement of an object (14) relative to a scannable pattern (12), a scanning beam (31) being generated which scans a portion of pattern which moves with the object along a scanning path on the pattern in order to produce a scanning signal. In order easily to be able to establish the angle between a reference direction rigid with the object and the direction of movement of the pattern in relation to the object, it is proposed that the scanning beam be displaced parallel with and/or pivoted along a curved guide path rigid with the object, the movement of the scanning beam occurring in accordance with a guide angle function and in that furthermore there is derived from the scanning signal a density signal which indicates the time pattern of the reciprocal value of the time interval between the scanning pulse at any given moment and the preceding scanning pulse, possibly averaged out and in that the phase location of the density signal is determined in relation to the guide angle function. The angle sought corresponds to this phase location.
Method of contactless measurement of relative movement of an object with respect to a scannable pattern of structural elements, comprising the steps of moving a device with the object for scanning the pattern along a guidance curve and for generating a scanning signal in the device from a sequence of scanning pulses corresponding respectively to the scanned pattern of structural elements, scanning the pattern along a scanning path, said scanning path results as a superposition of the scanning movement along the guidance curve and the relative movement of the pattern and object, wherein the improvement comprises deriving a density signal from the scanning signal indicating the chronological progression of the reciprocal value of the time interval between the momentary scanning signal with respect to the preceding scanning signal, and determining the time phase of the density signal with said time phase being indicative of the angle between a reference direction integral with the object and the direction of motion of the pattern relative to the object.
Method of contactless measurement of relative movement of an object with respect to a scannable pattern of structural elements, comprising the steps of moving a device with the object for scanning the pattern along a guidance curve and for generating a scanning signal in the device from a sequence of scanning pulses corresponding respectively to the scanned pattern of structural elements, scanning the pattern along a scanning path, said scanning path results as a superposition of the scanning movement along the guidance curve and the relative movement of the pattern and object, comprising the steps of scanning the pattern exhibiting several structural elements along the scanning path onto guidance curve sections in one of the direction of motion and the direction counter to the direction of motion for determining a travel path length covered by the pattern with respect to the object during the scanning time period respectively with starting and end points lying behind one another in the direction of motion, and determining the number (M, N) of the scanning pulses of the scanning signal arising during the movement of a scanning beam along the two guidance curve cases, and determining the quotient from the difference and the sum (M +N) of the two numbers (M, N), which is proportional to the travel path length (f).
Device for the contactless measurement of the relative movement of an object in relation to a scannable pattern of structural elements, including a device for scanning the pattern and moving the device with the object for generating a scanning signal in the device from a sequence of scanning pulses corresponding to the scanned structural elements of the pattern, comprising at least one rotating perforated diaphragm (20;
Method of contactless measurement of relative movement of an object in relation to a scannable pattern of elements, including the steps of directing at least one beam to the object after scanning a portion of the pattern by the beam moving with the object along a scanning path on the pattern comprising superimposition of an arcuate path and the relative movement, generating a scanning signal from a sequence of scanning pulses corresponding to elements of the pattern, wherein the improvement comprises the steps of optically scanning the pattern twice along the scanning path on the pattern where the arcuate path is a semi-circular arc of radius r, and disposing a diameter connecting the ends of the semi-circular arc of the scanning path substantially parallel with the direction of relative movement and providing movement on the scanning path in opposite directions, performing scanning by one of two oppositely rotating beams and a single beam the direction of which is reversible, and ascertaining the number (Ma) of scanning pulses in one scanning direction and the number (Nb) of scanning pulses in the opposite scanning direction and multiplying the difference of the sum of two numbers of scanning pulses by twice the radius of the semi-circular arc of the scanning path for ascertaining the distance traveled.
Device for the contactless measurement of the relative movement of an object in relation to a scannable pattern of elements, wherein the improvement comprises means for optical scanning having an optical axis, a partly pervious beam divider mirror inclined relative to the optical axis and arranged to split the scanning beam from the pattern into two partial beams;
Device for the contactless measurement of the relative displacement of an object in relation to a scannable pattern of elements, comprising optical scanning means having an optical axis, a partially pervious beam divider mirror (160;
Device for the contactless measurement of the relative movement of an object in relation to a scannable pattern of elements including a rotating scanning beam guide, comprising optical scanning means including an optical axis, a partly pervious beam divider mirror (160;
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