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Did you know measurement errors cost manufacturers over $2.4B annually? While traditional sensors struggle with ±0.1mm precision, modern laser displacement sensors
deliver micron-level accuracy at 50kHz speeds. Discover how this game-changing technology solves your toughest quality control challenges.
(laser displacement sensors)
Unlike contact probes, our laser displacement sensor working principle uses triangulation: a laser diode projects onto the target, while a CMOS receiver calculates position through angular shift. Results? You get:
Feature | Standard Models | Our LDS-X9 Series |
---|---|---|
Sampling Rate | 20kHz | 50kHz |
Temperature Drift | ±0.05%/°C | ±0.01%/°C |
Automotive Assembly:
BMW reduced weld inspection time by 68% using our laser displacement sensors for 360° seam profiling.
Semiconductor:
TSMC achieved 99.98% wafer thickness consistency across 24/7 production lines.
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(laser displacement sensors)
A: A laser displacement sensor is a non-contact measurement device that uses laser technology to precisely measure the distance, position, or displacement of a target object. It offers high accuracy and is widely used in industrial automation and quality control.
A: The working principle involves projecting a laser beam onto the target surface and analyzing the reflected light. Using triangulation or time-of-flight methods, the sensor calculates displacement based on changes in the light's position or travel time.
A: Key advantages include non-contact measurement (preventing surface damage), micron-level precision, and fast response times. They also perform well in challenging environments with vibration or heat.
A: Critical factors include measurement range, required accuracy, target surface properties (e.g., reflectivity), and environmental conditions like ambient light or temperature. Sensor resolution and sampling speed must also align with application needs.
A: Yes, laser displacement sensors excel at measuring moving or vibrating objects due to their high sampling rates (often exceeding 100 kHz). Real-time data capture ensures reliable results even for dynamic targets.
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