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Coordinate Measuring Machine with Large Working Volume Based on Laser Technological System

Ignat A. Vykhristyuk

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Description of coordinate measuring machine (CMM) with large working volume ( ) based on Laser technological system LSP-2000 is presented. Preliminary measurement process is described. Analysis of uncertainty of measurement is presented. Prospect of CMM’s upgrade for 3D measurement functions is given.

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Description of coordinate measuring machine (CMM) with large working volume ( ) based on Laser technological system LSP-2000 is presented. Preliminary measurement process is described. Analysis of uncertainty of measurement is presented. Prospect of CMM’s upgrade for 3D measurement functions is given.

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Description of coordinate measuring machine (CMM) with large working volume ( ) based on Laser technological system LSP-2000 is presented. Preliminary measurement process is described. Analysis of uncertainty of measurement is presented. Prospect of CMM’s upgrade for 3D measurement functions is given.

Key concepts: Coordinate-measuring machine, Upgrade, Volume (thermodynamics), Laser, System of measurement, Process (computing), Mechanical engineering, Coordinate system

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