An Optical Fiber Sensing Method for Measuring the Surface Flatness of an Object.
Journal:
Computational intelligence and neuroscience
Published Date:
Jun 27, 2022
Abstract
Sensing of data or object is a mature research domain where intelligent devices, may possibly be embedded with the artificial intelligence-based techniques, are placed in the closed vicinity of the object or phenomenon. This sensing activity becomes more complex if it is related to the measurements of an object which is required to be accurate and precise. In this paper, the reflection interference spectrum method is used to measure the flatness of the surface of the object. The thickness of the tested object is between 0.4 and 16 m. The optical fiber sensor is moved on the surface of the object, and the reflection spectrum of each point on the surface of the object is analyzed. The thickness of each point, and through the movement of the stepping motor, the thickness of different points on the object is continuously measured, so as to obtain the surface topography of the object. This method has no destructive effect on the surface of the object, has no lateral test range limitation, and has a simple test system structure, High test accuracy, and reliable test results.