3D optical profilometer

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Description:

The optical 3D profilometer is a high-precision measuring device for three-dimensional detection of the surface structure of objects.

It is based on optical interference technology and uses light waves to measure height differences on the surface. The profilometer generates a detailed image of the surface by analyzing the phase shift of the reflected light. This allows features such as roughness, curvature, unevenness and other surface parameters to be measured precisely.

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Specifications:

 

Attainable information: topography (3D: lateral & height)
Materials: solid materials with a usable sample size of
114 mm x 75 mm x 40 mm (L x W x H)
Measurement techniques: confocal measurement, focus
variation, interferometry (PSI, CSI), reflectometry
(thin film)
Available wavelengths (LED): red (630 nm), green
(530 nm), blue (460 nm), and white
Objective lenses: brightfield: 2.5×, 5×, 10×, 20×, 50×;
interferometry: 10×, 50×
Optical resolution: depending on the objective used, the
measurement technique and the sample
Imaging: high-resolution camera (2442 x 2048 pixels)
Special features: no moving parts, differential interfe-
rence contrast (DIC)

 

Your contact for the 3D optical profilometer:

 

Prof. Dr. Nils Hartmann

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