Advances in instrumentation, particularly in the field of 0-360° references, have profoundly altered the structure of the calibration chain.
In the 1980s-1990s, new references appeared that were able to position themselves continuously over one or more laps, with uncertainties of the order of a hundredth of a second, or a few thousandths.
In fact, it was no longer necessary to combine discretely positioned references on a lathe (as in the case of indexing tables) with interpolator systems based on sine methods (figure
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