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    • 63. 发明专利
    • VERSATILE METHOD AND SYSTEM FOR HIGH SPEED, 3D IMAGING OF MICROSCOPIC TARGETS
    • CA2322181A1
    • 1999-09-10
    • CA2322181
    • 1999-03-05
    • GEN SCANNING INC
    • KILGUS DONALD B TSVETKOFF DONALD J
    • G01N21/956G01S17/46G01S17/89G02B21/00G02B21/22G01S17/87
    • A system including confocal and triangulation-based scanners or subsystems provides data which is both acquired and processed under the control of a control algorithm to obtain information such as dimensional information about microscopic targets which may be "non-cooperative". The "non-cooperative" targets are illuminated with a scanning beam of electromagnetic radiation such as laser light incident from a first direction. A confocal detector of the electromagnetic radiation is placed at a first location for receiving reflected radiation which is substantially optically collinear with the incident beam of electromagnetic radiation. The system includes a spatial filter for attenuating background energy. The triangulation-based subsystem also includes a detector of electromagnetic radiation which is placed at a second location which is non-collinear with respect to the incident beam. This detector has a position sensitive axis. Digital data is derived from signals produced by the detectors. In this way, data from at least one triangulationbased channel is acquired in parallel or sequentially with at least one slice of confocal sensor data having substantially perfect temporal and spatial registration with the triangulation-based sensor data. This allows for fusion or further processing of the data for use with a predetermined measurement algorithm to thereby obtain information about the targets.
    • 69. 发明专利
    • ROTARY MOTOR HAVING AN ANGULAR POSITION DETECTOR
    • GB2264781A
    • 1993-09-08
    • GB9304532
    • 1993-03-05
    • GEN SCANNING INC
    • MONTAGU JEAN I
    • G01D5/34
    • An analog optical position transducer for detecting angular position of a rotatable member of a motor. The transducer includes a plurality of sensing surfaces placed in one frame of reference and a modulator located in another frame of reference, one of the frames of reference being stationary and the other moving with the rotatable member. The relative angular position of the two frames of reference is determined from the amount of light varied by the modulator and detected by the sensing surfaces. The modulator employs a radiation source which is located on a diffusive surface or which irradiates the diffusive surface of the modulator. Radiation emitted from the diffusive surface is modulated by the modulator depending on the relative position of the modulator and the sensing surfaces. A lens focuses the emitted radiation onto the sensing surfaces. The sensing surfaces are symmetrically arranged about an axis passing through the center of rotation of the rotor, and their relative distribution with respect to the surfaces of the modulator enables differential detection. An analog circuit connected to the sensing surfaces continuously determines the angular position of the rotatable member from the amount of light detected at each of the sensing surfaces. The system is effective to accurately position a mirror in a high speed laser scanner.