Self-calibrating dimension gauge

Electricity: measuring and testing – Conductor identification or location – Inaccessible

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324 61P, G01R 2726

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ABSTRACT:
A self-calibration system for use with a dimension-measuring probe. The self-calibration system includes a probe fixture which permits alternative orientation of the probe toward the work piece being gauged, or toward a readily available reference such as free space and a dimension reference typically of virtual infinite size. A closed loop feedback circuit is provided to develop a compensating signal for combination with the probe output to yield a dimension representing signal. The compensating signal is automatically set with the probe oriented toward the reference dimension to cause the dimension representing signal to correspond to a known value. Thereafter, the compensating signal is held constant and gauging of work piece dimensions can continue with system errors eliminated by the compensating signal.

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