Measuring the Thickness of Lithium Battery Electrodes Using High-Precision Laser Displacement Sensors
High-Precision Laser Displacement Sensors for Accurate Thickness Measurement of Lithium Battery Electrodes
Principle of Operation for Laser Displacement Sensor
Method of Measurement for Laser Displacement Sensors
Thickness Measurement:
First, fix the laser displacement sensor on the test bench and adjust the distance between the sensor and the measured electrode to ensure that the laser beam can correctly hit the surface of the electrode. Then, operate the control system to scan the electrode with the laser displacement sensor and record the displacement data of each point. By processing and analyzing the displacement data, the thickness distribution of the electrode can be determined.Accuracy Calibration:
To ensure measurement accuracy, the laser displacement sensor needs to be periodically calibrated. Generally, standard reference blocks can be used for calibration. Place the standard reference block on the test bench and adjust the position relationship between the laser displacement sensor and the reference block so that the laser beam can vertically hit the surface of the reference block. Then, operate the control system to scan the reference block with the laser displacement sensor and record the displacement data. By analyzing and processing these data, the accuracy error of the sensor can be determined and corresponding adjustments and compensations can be made.Stability Check:
To ensure the reliability of measurement results, the stability of the laser displacement sensor needs to be periodically checked. Generally, long-term monitoring can be used for stability checks. Place the laser displacement sensor on the test bench to scan a fixed measured object and record the measurement data over a period. By analyzing and processing these data, the stability error of the sensor can be determined and corresponding adjustments and compensations can be made.Advantages of Using Laser Displacement Sensors for Measurement
High Precision:
The accuracy of laser displacement sensors can reach the micron level or even higher, enabling high-precision thickness measurement of lithium battery electrodes.Non-Contact:
Laser displacement sensors use non-contact measurement methods, avoiding scratches and deformation caused by contact and effectively preventing measurement errors due to contact.Fast Measurement:
Laser displacement sensors have a very fast measurement speed, allowing for the measurement of a large number of samples in a short time, greatly improving production efficiency.High Degree of Automation:
Laser displacement sensors can be used with automated production lines to achieve automated measurement and data acquisition, reducing labor costs and error rates.Recommended Laser Displacement Sensors
Sensing Distance
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Repeatability
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Linearity |
Output
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30 mm (±5)
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10 µm
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±0.1%F.S. |
Analog / RS485
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50 mm (±15)
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30 µm
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NPN / Analog / RS485
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100 mm (±35)
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70 µm
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200 mm (±80) | 200 µm | ±0.2%F.S. | |
400 mm (±200) | 400 µm / 800 µm | ||
Applications of Laser Displacement Sensors | |||
Laser displacement sensors are versatile measurement tools capable of accurately measuring physical quantities such as length, distance, vibration, speed, and angle. Laser displacement sensors play a crucial role in applications such as small part identification, conveyor belt monitoring, material overlap detection, robotic position control, liquid level monitoring, thickness measurement, vibration analysis, collision testing, and various automotive tests. |