ELWIMAT-AKF Digi 2000 Autocollimator
Description
The ELWIMAT-AKF Digi 2000 is a compact, electronic autocollimator with high-precision, distortion-free optics and integrated camera as well as powerful LED illumination.
ELWIMAT-AKF Digi 2000 Autocollimator
Features
Novel, diffraction-limited adjustment of focus
Minimization of random and systematic errors
Error-free evaluation of angle measurement
Pixel-accurate evaluation with Camera Manager
Subpixel evaluation with Software ELWISOFT
Intuitively operable software ELWISOFT
ELWISOFT - High accuracy and linearity with mapping
High accuracy even with vignetting effects at larger distances
Modern GUI to use on tablet Apps via wireless communication
Integration into existing components at customer via JSON protocol
Applications
Angle measurement of optical and mechanical assemblies
Adjustment of opto-mechanical components
Centering measurement on lenses, aspheres and cylinders
Radius measurement at short radii
Radius measurement at long radii
Angular deviation on 90 ° prisms, 45 ° prisms
Wedge measurement of optical components
Measurement of radii/ wedge angle on cylindrical lenses
Measured value monitoring and documentation
Industry 4.0 application
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Frequently Asked Questions
The ELWIMAT-AKF Digi 2000 is a compact, electronic autocollimator with high-precision optics, an integrated camera, and powerful LED illumination.
The features include novel, diffraction-limited adjustment of focus, minimization of random and systematic errors, error-free evaluation of angle measurement, pixel-accurate evaluation with Camera Manager, and subpixel evaluation with Software ELWISOFT.
The autocollimator is suitable for angle measurement of optical and mechanical assemblies, adjustment of opto-mechanical components, centering measurement on lenses, aspheres, and cylinders, radius measurement at short and long radii, angular deviation on prisms, wedge measurement of optical components, and measurement of radii/wedge angle on cylindrical lenses.
Yes, the autocollimator can be integrated into existing components at the customer via JSON protocol.
For applications on anti-reflective surfaces, the wavelength can be selected between 405 and 1050 nm.