Acta Optica Sinica, Volume. 38, Issue 4, 0412003(2018)

Fast Quantitative Parallax Test Based on Sine-Like Micrometric Method

Jin Niu1,2, Xiping Xu1、*, Shu Wang2, and Zhiyong An1
Author Affiliations
  • 1 School of Opto-Electronic Engineering, Changchun University of Science and Technology, Changchun, Jilin 130114, China
  • 2 Key Laboratory of Transient Impact Technology, Beijing 102200, China
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    Test schematic
    Schematic of the board of the reading institutions
    Schematic of sine-like mechanism
    Schematic of micromotion reading subdivision mechanism
    Schematic of improved parallax detection setup
    Schematic of parallax determination collimator
    Structure schematic of sine-like micromotion reading setup
    Physical photo of common visibility check mirror. (a) SD-1; (b) SD-0.25
    Physical photo of the parallax test for YP-1# by using visual inspection mirror method
    SD-1 visibility value reading window. (a) VSD,YP-1#; (b) V'SD,YP-1#
    SD-0.25 visibility value reading window. (a) VSD,YP-1# =-1.75 SD (estimated); (b) V'SD,YP-1# =-1.98 SD (estimated)
    Test setup of digital photoelectric detection method
    Circular reticle image
    Reticle image of the sight to be measured
    Improved parallax detection setup
    Physical photo of the reading mechanism
    • Table 1. Parallax nominal values of three samples

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      Table 1. Parallax nominal values of three samples

      NumberingParallax nominal value
      YP-1#≤1'
      YP-2#≤2'
      YP-3#≤2'
    • Table 2. Parallax test results of pendulum method

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      Table 2. Parallax test results of pendulum method

      NumberingParallaxtest resultTestingtime /min
      YP-1#Horizontal and verticaldirections: 1' tolerance zoneis not out of tolerance1
      YP-2#Horizontal and verticaldirections: 2' tolerance zoneis not out of tolerance1
      YP-3#Horizontal and verticaldirections: 2' tolerance zoneis not out of tolerance1
    • Table 3. Parallax test results by using visual inspection mirror method

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      Table 3. Parallax test results by using visual inspection mirror method

      DeviceNumberingParallax testresultTestingtime /min
      SD-1YP-1#VSD and V'SD are in thesame lattice value,cannot be determined30
      YP-2#Estimated value: 1.1'29
      YP-3#Estimated value: 1.5'32
      SD-0.25YP-1#Estimated value: -0.198'28
      YP-2#Estimated value: 1.0'26
      YP-3#Estimated value: 1.3'29
    • Table 4. Test results by using digital photoelectric detection method

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      Table 4. Test results by using digital photoelectric detection method

      NumberingParallax testresult /(')Testingtime /min
      YP-1#-0.189845
      YP-2#0.987752
      YP-3#1.289355
    • Table 5. Test results by using sine-like micrometric parallax detection method

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      Table 5. Test results by using sine-like micrometric parallax detection method

      NumberingParallax testresult /(')Testingtime /min
      YP-1#-0.7815
      YP-2#0.9913
      YP-3#1.2914
    • Table 6. Comparison of four kinds of test methods

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      Table 6. Comparison of four kinds of test methods

      Test methodTest accuracyAverage time /minEase of operation
      Pendulum methodNo quantitative, low precision1Simpler
      Visual inspectionmirror methodQuantitative estimation,low precision29Complex
      Digital photoelectricdetection methodQuantitative calculation,high precision51More complex
      Sine-like micrometric parallaxdetection methodQuantitative calculation,high precision15Simple
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    Paper Information

    Category: Instrumentation, Measurement and Metrology

    Received: Aug. 21, 2017

    Accepted: --

    Published Online: Jul. 10, 2018

    The Author Email: Xu Xiping (xxp@cust.edu.cn)

    DOI:10.3788/AOS201838.0412003

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