Scanning touch probe RSP2
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Scanning touch probe - RSP2 - RENISHAW - measurement / laser / CMM
Scanning touch probe - RSP2 - RENISHAW - measurement / laser / CMM
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Characteristics

Type
measurement
Technology
laser, scanning
Applications
CMM
Other characteristics
touch-trigger

Description

RSP2 is a dedicated lightweight probe for use on REVO systems, capable of 2D-scanning (x, y) and 3D touch-trigger measurement (x, y, z). The RSP2 has a universal body to which a number of different length stylus holders, with a minimum reach of 175 mm and a maximum reach of 500 mm, can be fitted. The RSP works using Renishaw's tip-sensing technology, specifically designed to reduce the scanning forces and minimise stylus wear. The UCC controller manages the type of stylus that can be used with RSP2, ensuring that optimal metrology performance is achieved. Video animation of the RSP2 REVO probe's tip-sensing. As the stylus touches the part and bends the reflector is displaced. The altered return path of the laser is then sensed by a PSD. The exact tip position of the stylus is known because the reflector and stylus ball are close together. RSP2 is a dedicated lightweight tip-sensing probe for use on REVO-2 systems, capable of 2D scanning (x, y) and 3D touch-trigger measurement Knowledgebase top level image - RSP2 and REVO-2The RSP2 has a universal body to which a number of different length stylus holders, with a maximum reach of 500 mm, can be fitted The type of styli that can be used with RSP2 are limited through UCCserver to ensure that acceptable metrology performance is achieved How the RSP2 tip sensing probe works Enclosed laser directed onto a reflector at the stylus tip The stylus touches the part and bends, displacing the reflector The altered return path of the laser is sensed by a PSD The exact tip position is known because the reflector and stylus ball are close Stylus wear is minimised by low scanning force

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