Investigation of distance measurement reproducibility for a long-range nanopositioning machine combined with a laser focus sensor
This dataset consists of the measurement reproducibility of a nanopositioning machine equipped with a laser focus sensor (LFS). The highlights of the results are: The system operates within a volume of Ø200 mm x 25 mm and implements 6-DOF positioning control based on direct magnetic drives, differential laser interferometers and an autocollimator. The integrated LFS makes it suitable for a wide range of applications. Experimental evaluations showed remarkable reproducibility results in long-range distance measurements, with standard deviation values below 15 nm over a range of 155 mm. This work was presented at the 20th International Conference on Precision Engineering (ICPE2024) in Sendai on 26 October 2024.
https://web.tohoku.ac.jp/nanometrology/icpe2024/indexHomepage.html
These experiments involved the measurement of positions on a cross grid artifact by unconventional use of the LFS.
http://dx.doi.org/10.13140/RG.2.2.15730.68808
Corrections for environmental conditions and sample temperature variations have been applied to the actual results.
Table of contents (the variables of the files are described in the metadata.json file) The scripts were written in Matlab running in the R2022a version.