Apparatus for detecting deformations in pressed members

Radiant energy – Photocells; circuits and apparatus – Optical or pre-photocell system

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356431, G01N 2188

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051553716

ABSTRACT:
A device for detecting deformations in the surface of a workpiece includes a light source for illuminating the surface of the workpiece; a detector situated at a fixed predetermined distance from the light source and a displacing arrangement for effecting a relative movement between the workpiece and the light source. The detector comprises a photoreceiver for receiving reflected light from the workpiece and for generating a first output signal having a frequency dependent from the deformation of the workpiece. The photoreceiver is position-sensitive perpendicularly to a direction of the relative movement. A frequency analyzer is operatively connected to the receiver for receiving the first output signal from the photoreceiver and for generating a second output signal when the frequency of the first output signal exceeds a cutoff frequency. There is further provided a deformation indicator operatively connected to the frequency analyzer for receiving the second output signal therefrom and for indicating a deformation in the surface of a workpiece when the second output signal is received.

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patent: 4849645 (1989-07-01), Mendenko et al.

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