论文信息 - Measurement of surface roughness: Comparison between a defect-of-focus optical technique and the classical stylus technique

Measurement of surface roughness: Comparison between a defect-of-focus optical technique and the classical stylus technique

Abstract Talysurf 5 measurements and defect-of-focus optical measurements are compared by statistical analysis and three-dimensional imaging for various metal surface roughnesses. The results show the interest of the new non-destructive technique for roughnesses R t ranging from 0.1 to 20 μm.

C. Gorecki | C. Gorecki | J. Mignot | J. Mignot

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