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Why measure?
Fitting
Not much has changed!
Depending on the geometry there are a few options:
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Fitting
Fitting alone doesnt address all of the issues
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Filtering
Filter-phobia
I dont want to corrupt my data I dont use filters; they hide things I want to see the real surface
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A Filtering Toolbox
ISO/TC213 Advisory Group 9 GPS Extraction Techniques
Linear Filters Morphological Filters Spline Filters Spline Wavelet Filters Alternating Sequence Filters Robust Filters
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An easier view
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Traditional Filtering
Gaussian Filter
s ( x) =
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x c
Filtered data is available all the way to the ends of the raw data set!
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OPENING
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Powerful filtering
Robust Filters
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Disclaimer
It should be noted that the concept of sampling is closely connected to the concept of filtering (mechanical, electronic or mathematical).
There, I said it.
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Analysis
Surface texture has been suffering for many years with a condition known as: The Parameter Rash However, many other fields could benefit from some additional numerical descriptions.
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Analysis
A single number doesnt always describe the functionality of a surface or interface.
Examples:
Peak to valley distance, RMS Rates of change, slope Bearing Ratio, volumetric analysis Harmonic Content
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Application Example #1
The Cam Lobe
The underlying, load carrying geometry is of interest. The orientation and shape of this underlying surface is to be characterized.
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Combined Fitting/Filtering
Suppress the nominal geometry via Least Squares fitting.
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Combined Fitting/Filtering
Remove outliers or apply robust filtering on the residuals.
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Combined Fitting/Filtering
Re-apply the suppressed geometry and analyze the resulting data.
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Application Example #2
A gasket interface.
A solid surface in contact with a conformable component.
Conformable Surface (e.g. gasket)
Rigid Surface
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Conformable Interfaces
There is a strong sensitivity to localized surface variations (curvatures).
Typically these are middle wavelengths.
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Traditional Filtering
Bandpass waviness analysis is somewhat useful.
Transmission
Roughness
Waviness
Form
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Bandpass Waviness
Traditional filtering is used to separate the data into 3 domains.
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Bandpass Waviness
The bandpass waviness approach does not adequately model the interface.
Its good, but not great.
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Serial Interfacing
Many instruments provide data output via a serial (RS-232 or other) port.
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Software Interfacing
Some instrument software packages provide an interface for external applications.
Spawning of external applications Dynamic Data Exchange (DDE) Object Linking and Embedding (OLE/COM)
DDE/OLE
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1. Save 2. Monitor
3. Auto-Load
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Thank you!
mcmalburg@digitalmetrology.com
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