Article | REF: R1312 V1

Technology and use of coordinate measuring machines

Authors: Pierre BOURDET, Claire LARTIGUE

Publication date: June 10, 2017 | Lire en français

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    5. Probing systems

    A wide variety of probing systems are available to meet performance criteria such as accuracy, surface accessibility, automatic probe and stylus changeover, speed and density of acquired points.

    A probing system is typically made up of one or more styli attached to a probe, which is itself attached to a support that can be oriented (orientation system). The assembly is connected to the measuring machine via a mechanical and electronic interface (figure 33 ).

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