POMEAS inline dimensional measurement systems: HM telecentric measuring heads and the LM-1030 laser diameter gauge for non-contact production-line inspection.
Real test data: POMEAS HM-series inline image measuring head on a fiber optic component with two micro-holes. 10 workpieces, 5 readings each, pooled σ 0.39–0.50 μm.
Inline image measuring heads, laser diameter gauges and 3D optical metrology for fiber optic connectors, ferrules, fiber arrays and optical transceiver components.
A missed 1 µm SiC defect is a resolution problem, not a pixel one: at 7.5× a 12.5X zoom samples 0.46 µm/pixel but resolves 3.05 µm. Sampling math, BF/DF/PL modes.
A PLC triggers and interlocks; the lens controller moves. The five-step handshake, the interlocks that prevent wrong-magnification frames, and what to confirm per model.
A lab bench needs a zoom range matched to its sample set and a record that can be compared months later. Sizing, sampling, working distance and documentation habits.
Four optical requirements decide the lens for medical components, plus the cleanroom and record constraints that eliminate otherwise suitable options.
Transparent parts fail on contrast, not resolution. Two-surface ghosting, depth of field, and which illumination makes an edge visible at all.
One motor drives magnification, two drive magnification and focus. What the second axis buys in changeover time, and why it still is not autofocus.
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