JP5031724B2 - Optical shape / position measuring method and gap forming jig - Google Patents

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JP5031724B2
JP5031724B2 JP2008335717A JP2008335717A JP5031724B2 JP 5031724 B2 JP5031724 B2 JP 5031724B2 JP 2008335717 A JP2008335717 A JP 2008335717A JP 2008335717 A JP2008335717 A JP 2008335717A JP 5031724 B2 JP5031724 B2 JP 5031724B2
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本発明は、対象物体における測定対象部分との間に隙間を形成し、当該隙間を透過する測定光の量あるいは透過光像に基づき、対象物体の輪郭形状および位置を非接触で測定可能な光学式の形状・位置測定方法、および、この方法に用いる隙間形成用治具に関する。   The present invention provides an optical device capable of measuring a contour shape and a position of a target object in a non-contact manner based on an amount of measurement light transmitted through the gap or a transmitted light image by forming a gap with a measurement target portion of the target object. The present invention relates to a method for measuring the shape and position of an equation, and a gap forming jig used in this method.

輪郭投影機で得た画像から対象物体の輪郭形状や隙間を測定する方法が知られている。特許文献1には、ギアの回転中に発光部から照射した光がギアの歯の端辺に差しかかったときに受光部の検知信号がオンとオフの間で切り替わることを検出し、検出時のギアの回転位置に基づいて、ギアの歯の輪郭形状を非接触で測定する方法が開示されている。特許文献2には、圧延スタンドとロール(円筒体)との隙間開口に平行光線を照射して、隙間開口を通過した光をCCDカメラで監視し、予め設定した圧延スタンドとロールの形状および位置に対応する明暗限界の目標値とCCDカメラによる実測値とを比較して、隙間開口の大きさや形状、位置を把握して隙間を調整する方法が開示されている。
特開平7−71950号公報 特開平11−277120号公報
A method for measuring a contour shape and a gap of a target object from an image obtained by a contour projector is known. In Patent Document 1, it is detected that the detection signal of the light receiving unit switches between ON and OFF when the light emitted from the light emitting unit hits the end of the gear teeth while the gear is rotating. A method for measuring the contour shape of a gear tooth in a non-contact manner based on the rotational position of the gear is disclosed. In Patent Document 2, parallel light beams are irradiated to a gap opening between a rolling stand and a roll (cylindrical body), and light passing through the gap opening is monitored with a CCD camera. A method for adjusting a gap by comparing a target value of a light and dark limit corresponding to the above and an actual measurement value by a CCD camera to grasp the size, shape, and position of the gap opening is disclosed.
JP-A-7-71950 JP-A-11-277120

対象物体との間に形成した隙間を通過する光を検出して当該対象物体の大きさ、形状、あるいは位置を把握する方法においては、形成する隙間が広すぎると、測定部位の形状変化に対する通過光の変化量が相対的に小さくなり、高い分解能での測定ができない。対象物体に形状が微細に変化する輪郭部分がある場合、この部分の輪郭形状を精度良く測定するためには、形成する隙間を狭くして測定の分解能を高める必要がある。しかしながら、分解能を高めるために測定光の波長以下に隙間を狭くすると、測定光が隙間を通過できなくなり、透過光量が不足して測定不能になってしまう。したがって、測定光の波長以下の曲率半径を有する微細な突起形状の測定などを、隙間を通過した光に基づき高い分解能で行うためには、測定対象の形状変化状態に応じた適切な隙間を形成する必要がある。   In the method of detecting the light passing through the gap formed with the target object and grasping the size, shape, or position of the target object, if the gap to be formed is too wide, it will pass with respect to the shape change of the measurement site. The amount of change in light is relatively small, and measurement with high resolution is not possible. When the target object has a contour portion whose shape changes minutely, in order to accurately measure the contour shape of this portion, it is necessary to narrow the gap to be formed and increase the measurement resolution. However, if the gap is narrowed below the wavelength of the measurement light in order to increase the resolution, the measurement light cannot pass through the gap, and the amount of transmitted light becomes insufficient, making measurement impossible. Therefore, in order to measure fine protrusions with a radius of curvature equal to or less than the wavelength of the measurement light with high resolution based on the light that has passed through the gap, an appropriate gap according to the shape change state of the measurement target is formed. There is a need to.

本発明の課題は、対象物体との間に形成した隙間を通過する光に基づき対象物体の輪郭形状、位置を測定する光学式の形状・位置測定方法において、微細な形状変化のある対象物体の輪郭形状、対象物体の微細な凹凸などを精度良く検出できるようにすること、および、そのために用いる隙間形成用治具を提案することにある。   An object of the present invention is to provide an optical shape / position measurement method for measuring the contour shape and position of a target object based on light passing through a gap formed between the target object and a target object having a minute shape change. An object of the present invention is to make it possible to detect a contour shape, minute unevenness of a target object with high accuracy, and to propose a gap forming jig used for that purpose.

上記の課題を解決するために、本発明の光学式の形状・位置測定方法は、
対象物体における測定対象の輪郭形状部分の理想輪郭形状に対して第1隙間で対峙可能な第1端面と、当該第1端面の一部に形成され、前記理想輪郭形状に対して前記第1隙間より広い第2隙間で対峙可能な第2端面とを備えた隙間形成用治具を用意し、
当該隙間形成用治具の前記第1端面を、前記対象物体における測定対象の前記輪郭形状部分に対峙させ、これらの間に形成される隙間に測定光を照射し、
前記隙間を透過する前記測定光の透過光量、および/または、その透過光像を確認しながら、前記第1端面を前記輪郭形状部分に対して徐々に接近させ、前記隙間形成用治具を前記対象物体に対して前記第1隙間が形成されるように位置決めして、前記第2端面と当該第2端面が対峙している前記輪郭形状部分の特定部位との間に局所的に広い前記第2隙間を形成し、
前記第2端面と前記輪郭形状部分の前記特定部位との間に形成された隙間を透過する前記測定光の透過光量、および/または、その透過光像に基づき、前記輪郭形状部分の前記特定部位の形状、および/または、前記対象物体の前記隙間形成用治具に対する相対位置を測定することを特徴としている。
In order to solve the above problems, the optical shape / position measuring method of the present invention is:
A first end face that can be confronted with a first gap with respect to an ideal outline shape of a contour shape portion of a measurement target in a target object, and the first gap with respect to the ideal outline shape. Prepare a gap forming jig having a second end face that can be confronted with a wider second gap,
The first end face of the gap forming jig is opposed to the contour-shaped portion of the measurement target in the target object, and the measurement light is irradiated to the gap formed therebetween,
While confirming the transmitted light amount of the measurement light passing through the gap and / or the transmitted light image, the first end surface is gradually approached to the contoured portion, and the gap forming jig is Positioning so that the first gap is formed with respect to the target object, the first wide locally between the second end face and a specific part of the contoured part that the second end face is opposed to Forming two gaps,
The specific portion of the contour-shaped portion based on the transmitted light amount of the measurement light passing through the gap formed between the second end surface and the specific portion of the contour-shaped portion and / or the transmitted light image And / or the relative position of the target object with respect to the gap forming jig is measured.

本発明の方法において、前記第1隙間の幅を前記測定光の波長よりも狭くなるように設定し、前記第2隙間の幅を前記測定光の波長よりも広くなるように設定しておくことができる。このようにすれば、第1隙間からの透過光量が激減した時点あるいは透過光像を確認できなくなった時点で、隙間形成用治具の第2端面が測定対象の輪郭形状部分の特定部位に対して第2隙間で対峙した位置決め状態になったことを知ることができる。   In the method of the present invention, the width of the first gap is set to be narrower than the wavelength of the measurement light, and the width of the second gap is set to be wider than the wavelength of the measurement light. Can do. In this way, when the amount of light transmitted through the first gap is drastically reduced or when the transmitted light image cannot be confirmed, the second end face of the gap forming jig is located on the specific part of the contoured portion to be measured. Thus, it can be known that the positioning state is confronted by the second gap.

また、本発明の方法による対象物体における測定対象の前記輪郭形状部分としては、前記特定部位に局所的に突出した突起状部分が形成された輪郭形状部分を挙げることができる。この場合には、前記隙間形成用治具の前記第2端面を、前記突起状部分の理想輪郭形状に対して前記第2隙間で対峙可能な凹状輪郭の端面としておけばよい。   In addition, examples of the contour shape portion of the measurement target in the target object according to the method of the present invention include a contour shape portion in which a protruding portion that locally protrudes at the specific portion is formed. In this case, the second end surface of the gap forming jig may be an end surface having a concave contour that can be opposed to the ideal contour shape of the protruding portion by the second gap.

この場合、本発明の方法によれば、測定対象の前記突起状部分として、その最大幅あるいは最大突出量が、前記測定光の波長の1/2以下の寸法のものであっても、その形状あるいは位置を測定できる。   In this case, according to the method of the present invention, even if the maximum width or the maximum protrusion amount of the protrusion-like portion to be measured has a size of 1/2 or less of the wavelength of the measurement light, the shape Alternatively, the position can be measured.

次に、本発明の方法において、前記隙間形成用治具の前記第1端面に、当該第1端面に沿って所定の間隔で複数の前記第2端面を形成しておくことができる。   Next, in the method of the present invention, a plurality of the second end faces can be formed at predetermined intervals along the first end face on the first end face of the gap forming jig.

この場合には、測定対象の輪郭形状部分に微小に形状変化が付いている場合における形状測定、輪郭形状部分が微妙に理想輪郭形状から外れている場合における形状誤差測定などを精度良く行うことができる。   In this case, it is possible to accurately perform shape measurement when the contour shape portion to be measured has a slight shape change, shape error measurement when the contour shape portion slightly deviates from the ideal contour shape, etc. it can.

一方、本発明は、上記の光学式の形状・位置測定方法に用いる隙間形成用治具であって、対象物体における測定対象の輪郭形状部分の理想輪郭形状に対して第1隙間で対峙可能な第1端面と、当該第1端面の一部に形成され、前記理想輪郭形状に対して前記第1隙間より広い第2隙間で対峙可能な第2端面とを備えていることを特徴としている。   On the other hand, the present invention is a gap forming jig used in the above-described optical shape / position measuring method, and can be opposed to the ideal outline shape of the outline shape portion of the measurement target in the target object with the first gap. A first end face and a second end face formed on a part of the first end face and capable of confronting each other with a second gap wider than the first gap with respect to the ideal contour shape are provided.

本発明の方法では、隙間形成用治具における隙間形成用の第1端面に局所的に微細な凹状部などの第2端面が形成されているので、隙間形成用治具の第1端面を対象物体の測定対象の輪郭形状部分に対して第1隙間で対峙させると、第1端面に形成した第2端面と、当該第2端面が対峙している輪郭形状部分の特定部位との間に局所的に大きな隙間が形成される。第2端面と輪郭形状部分の特定部位との間に形成される第2隙間を、当該特定部位の測定に必要な分解能が得られる隙間寸法となるように設定しておけば、当該特定部位の形状あるいは位置を所望の精度で測定可能である。また、第1端面と輪郭形状部分の隙間を観察しながら、隙間形成用治具を対象物体の輪郭形状部分に接近させて位置決めしているので、隙間形成用治具を対象物体に対して精度良く位置決めでき、したがって、精度良く第2隙間を形成できる。   In the method of the present invention, since the second end face such as a fine concave portion is locally formed on the first end face for forming the gap in the gap forming jig, the first end face of the gap forming jig is targeted. When confronting the contour shape portion of the object to be measured with the first gap, the second end surface formed on the first end surface is locally located between the specific portion of the contour shape portion facing the second end surface. Large gaps are formed. If the second gap formed between the second end face and the specific part of the contoured part is set to have a gap size that provides a resolution necessary for the measurement of the specific part, The shape or position can be measured with a desired accuracy. In addition, while observing the gap between the first end face and the contour-shaped portion, the gap-forming jig is positioned close to the contour-shaped portion of the target object, so that the gap-forming jig is accurate with respect to the target object. Therefore, the second gap can be formed with high accuracy.

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図1は本発明の実施形態1に係る隙間形成用治具と対象物体の説明図である。実施形態1において、輪郭形状を測定すべき対象物体は突起1を備える板状の工具2であり、測定対象の輪郭形状部分は、突起1の部分の輪郭形状である。測定に先立って、この突起1の輪郭形状よりも一回り大きい輪郭形状の端面3(第1端面)を備える板状の隙間形成用治具4を用意する。端面3は、突起1の理想輪郭形状、例えば、設計寸法どおりの輪郭形状を元に、この理想輪郭形状から一定の寸法Δ1だけ外側に離れた一回り大きい凹状に設定しておく。
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FIG. 1 is an explanatory diagram of a gap forming jig and a target object according to Embodiment 1 of the present invention. In the first embodiment, the target object whose contour shape is to be measured is a plate-like tool 2 including the protrusion 1, and the contour shape portion to be measured is the contour shape of the portion of the protrusion 1. Prior to the measurement, a plate-shaped gap forming jig 4 having an end face 3 (first end face) having a contour shape slightly larger than the contour shape of the protrusion 1 is prepared. The end face 3 is set to have a concave shape that is slightly larger outward from the ideal contour shape by a fixed dimension Δ1, based on the ideal contour shape of the protrusion 1, for example, the contour shape as designed.

図1には、突起1の輪郭形状部分と隙間形成用治具4の端面3とを対峙させ、ほぼ一定の寸法Δ1の隙間6(第1隙間)を形成した状態を示している。ここで、端面3の最奥部分と対峙する突起1の先端部分1a(突起状部分)は、局所的に細く突出している微小な凸部であり、その先端側が所定の曲率半径の円弧面になっている。端面3の最奥部分には、この円弧面から寸法Δ2だけ外側に離れた同心状の円弧面からなる凹状輪郭の端面5(第2端面)が形成されている。実施形態1では、寸法Δ2が寸法Δ1よりも大きく設定されており、端面5と先端部分1aおよびその近傍部分の間に、隙間6よりも広い隙間7(第2隙間)を局部的に形成可能となるように、端面5の形状を設定している。   FIG. 1 shows a state in which the contour portion of the protrusion 1 and the end surface 3 of the gap forming jig 4 are opposed to each other to form a gap 6 (first gap) having a substantially constant dimension Δ1. Here, the tip end portion 1a (projection-like portion) of the protrusion 1 that faces the innermost portion of the end face 3 is a minute convex portion that protrudes locally locally, and its tip side is an arc surface having a predetermined radius of curvature. It has become. At the innermost part of the end surface 3, a concave contour end surface 5 (second end surface) is formed which is a concentric arc surface separated from the arc surface by a dimension Δ2. In the first embodiment, the dimension Δ2 is set to be larger than the dimension Δ1, and a gap 7 (second gap) wider than the gap 6 can be locally formed between the end face 5, the tip portion 1a, and the vicinity thereof. The shape of the end face 5 is set so that

図1のような状態に位置決めする場合には、端面3の内部に突起1を進入させて、端面3を突起1の輪郭形状部分に対して徐々に接近させる。このとき、端面3と突起1の輪郭形状部分との隙間6の幅を観察しながら徐々に接近させ、隙間6の幅が寸法Δ1になった時点で接近を停止する。このように、隙間7よりも狭く設定されている隙間6の幅を観察しながら位置決めを行う作業は、隙間7のみを観察しながら位置決めを行う作業よりも容易かつ精度良く行うことができる。よって、この方法により、隙間形成用治具4を工具2の突起1の部分に対して精度良く位置決めすることができ、精度良く寸法Δ2の幅の隙間7を形成できる。   In the case of positioning in the state as shown in FIG. 1, the protrusion 1 is made to enter the end surface 3, and the end surface 3 is gradually brought closer to the contoured portion of the protrusion 1. At this time, the width of the gap 6 between the end face 3 and the contoured portion of the protrusion 1 is gradually approached while observing, and the approach is stopped when the width of the gap 6 reaches the dimension Δ1. Thus, the operation of positioning while observing the width of the gap 6 set narrower than the gap 7 can be performed more easily and accurately than the operation of positioning while observing only the gap 7. Therefore, by this method, the gap forming jig 4 can be accurately positioned with respect to the portion of the protrusion 1 of the tool 2, and the gap 7 having a width of the dimension Δ2 can be formed with high accuracy.

図2は、図1の隙間形成用治具と工具の隙間を通る光による透過光像の検出方法の説明図である。この図に示すように、工具2および隙間形成用治具4の厚み方向の一方の側に測定用の光源8を配置し、他方の側に受光装置9を配置し、図示しない駆動装置などにより、突起1の輪郭形状に沿って、光源8および受光装置9に対して工具2および隙間形成用治具4を相対移動可能に構成しておく。これにより、隙間6あるいは隙間7の任意の位置に測定光を照射することができ、通過した光を受光装置9で検出できる。   FIG. 2 is an explanatory diagram of a method for detecting a transmitted light image by light passing through the gap forming tool and the tool in FIG. As shown in this figure, a light source 8 for measurement is arranged on one side in the thickness direction of the tool 2 and the gap forming jig 4, and a light receiving device 9 is arranged on the other side. The tool 2 and the gap forming jig 4 are configured to be movable relative to the light source 8 and the light receiving device 9 along the contour shape of the protrusion 1. As a result, the measurement light can be irradiated to any position of the gap 6 or the gap 7, and the light that has passed can be detected by the light receiving device 9.

光源8としては、例えば、輪郭測定によく用いられている工具顕微鏡の光源のような、すりガラスを介して一様化した非コヒーレントな平行光線を用いる。また、受光装置9としては、隙間6あるいは隙間7を通過する光の透過光像を検出可能な程度の解像度のCCDカメラなどを用いる。隙間6あるいは隙間7の各位置を通過する光の受光に際しては、測定領域を規定するために、隙間6あるいは隙間7と受光装置9の間に、所定形状の開口穴をあけた図示しない遮蔽板を配置しておくようにしてもよい。なお、透過光像の輪郭形状がCCDカメラの解像度よりも微細である場合には、隙間6あるいは隙間7と受光装置9との間に透過光像を拡大するレンズ等の光学系を適宜設置して、透過光像を拡大して受光装置9に入射させることも考えられる。   As the light source 8, for example, a non-coherent parallel light beam that is made uniform through ground glass, such as a light source of a tool microscope often used for contour measurement, is used. As the light receiving device 9, a CCD camera or the like having a resolution that can detect a transmitted light image of light passing through the gap 6 or the gap 7 is used. When receiving light passing through each position of the gap 6 or the gap 7, a shielding plate (not shown) having an opening of a predetermined shape between the gap 6 or the gap 7 and the light receiving device 9 in order to define a measurement region. You may make it arrange | position. When the contour shape of the transmitted light image is finer than the resolution of the CCD camera, an optical system such as a lens for enlarging the transmitted light image is appropriately installed between the gap 6 or the gap 7 and the light receiving device 9. Thus, it is also conceivable to enlarge the transmitted light image and enter the light receiving device 9.

図3は検出した透過光像の説明図であり、突起1の先端部分1aの近傍を測定領域とした場合の透過光像を示している。ここで、実施形態1における突起1の先端部分1aは、その最大幅あるいは最大突出量が、光源8から照射する測定光の波長の1/2以下の寸法であるような微細な形状である。実施形態1では、この微細な形状の先端部分1aの周囲に確保する隙間7の寸法Δ2を、光源8から照射する測定光の波長よりもわずかに広くなるように、端面5の形状を設定している。また、隙間7の幅を寸法Δ2となるように隙間形成用治具4を位置決めした状態における隙間6の寸法Δ1が、光源8から照射する測定光の波長よりも狭くなるように、端面3の形状を設定している。   FIG. 3 is an explanatory diagram of the detected transmitted light image, and shows the transmitted light image when the vicinity of the tip portion 1a of the protrusion 1 is a measurement region. Here, the tip end portion 1 a of the protrusion 1 in Embodiment 1 has a fine shape such that the maximum width or the maximum protrusion amount is a dimension of ½ or less of the wavelength of the measurement light emitted from the light source 8. In the first embodiment, the shape of the end face 5 is set so that the dimension Δ2 of the gap 7 secured around the fine-shaped tip portion 1a is slightly wider than the wavelength of the measurement light emitted from the light source 8. ing. Further, the end face 3 has a dimension Δ1 of the gap 6 in a state in which the gap forming jig 4 is positioned so that the width of the gap 7 becomes the dimension Δ2 is narrower than the wavelength of the measurement light emitted from the light source 8. The shape is set.

実施形態1では、隙間7の寸法Δ2を測定光の波長よりもわずかに広く設定したことにより、隙間7を測定光が確実に通過できる。よって、隙間7を通過する光の透過光像を受光装置9で確実に検出できる。また、隙間7の寸法Δ2は、先端部分1aの輪郭形状の測定に必要な分解能が得られる隙間寸法となるように設定されている。従って、受光装置9で検出した透過光像から、先端部分1aの明確な実輪郭形状を判別できる。また、この透過光像から、先端部分1aの端面5に対する相対位置を判定して、隙間形成用治具4の各部分に対する工具2の各部分の相対位置を測定することもできる。   In the first embodiment, the measurement light can surely pass through the gap 7 by setting the dimension Δ2 of the gap 7 slightly wider than the wavelength of the measurement light. Therefore, the transmitted light image of the light passing through the gap 7 can be reliably detected by the light receiving device 9. In addition, the dimension Δ2 of the gap 7 is set to be a gap dimension that provides a resolution necessary for measuring the contour shape of the tip portion 1a. Therefore, a clear actual contour shape of the tip portion 1a can be determined from the transmitted light image detected by the light receiving device 9. Further, it is possible to determine the relative position of each part of the tool 2 with respect to each part of the gap forming jig 4 by determining the relative position of the tip part 1 a with respect to the end surface 5 from this transmitted light image.

このように、測定対象の輪郭形状に応じて隙間7の幅の寸法Δ2を適宜設定することにより、測定対象の実輪郭形状あるいは隙間形成用治具4に対する相対位置を、測定対象に応じた所望の精度で測定可能である。また、隙間7を先端部分1aの周囲のみに局部的に形成することにより、隙間7を精度良く形成するための位置決めが容易である。例えば、隙間6の寸法Δ1を光源8から照射する測定光の波長よりも狭く設定している場合には、隙間6を通る光を検出できるか否かを観察することにより、容易に位置決めを行うことができる。   In this way, by appropriately setting the width dimension Δ2 of the gap 7 in accordance with the contour shape of the measurement target, the relative position with respect to the actual contour shape of the measurement target or the gap forming jig 4 can be set according to the measurement target. Can be measured with the accuracy of. Further, by forming the gap 7 locally only around the distal end portion 1a, positioning for accurately forming the gap 7 is easy. For example, when the dimension Δ1 of the gap 6 is set narrower than the wavelength of the measurement light emitted from the light source 8, the positioning is easily performed by observing whether or not the light passing through the gap 6 can be detected. be able to.

なお、透過光像を直接観察して直接先端部分1aの実輪郭形状を把握する方法以外に、隙間7に沿った各測定点を通る透過光量を、受光装置9の各受光素子の検出出力に応じて検出し、検出した透過光量に基づいて各測定点における隙間7の幅の実寸法を算出し、この実寸法と、予め把握している端面5の位置および形状に基づいて、先端部分1aの実輪郭形状を測定してもよい。透過光量を検出する場合には、通過する隙間の位置に焦点を合わせた集光レンズを介して、受光装置9に通過光を集めるようにするとよい。   In addition to the method of directly observing the transmitted light image and directly grasping the actual contour shape of the tip portion 1a, the amount of transmitted light passing through each measurement point along the gap 7 is used as the detection output of each light receiving element of the light receiving device 9. Based on the detected transmitted light quantity, the actual dimension of the width of the gap 7 at each measurement point is calculated, and based on this actual dimension and the position and shape of the end face 5 that are grasped in advance, the tip portion 1a. The actual contour shape may be measured. When detecting the amount of transmitted light, it is preferable to collect the passing light to the light receiving device 9 through a condensing lens focused on the position of the passing gap.

また、先端部分1aを除く突起1の各部分の輪郭形状を測定するために、端面3の内部に突起1を進入させてゆくとき、隙間6を光が通過可能な状態、例えば、隙間6の広さが寸法Δ2になった状態で、突起1に対して端面3を位置決めしてもよい。この状態では、隙間6を測定光が通り抜けることができるので、隙間6に沿って光源8および受光装置9を相対移動させながら隙間6の各位置を通過する光の透過光像や透過光量をCCDカメラの受光素子で検出すれば、突起1の先端部分1aを除く各部の実輪郭形状や位置を測定あるいは観察できる。その後、隙間6、7の寸法をそれぞれΔ1、Δ2となるように位置決めすれば、先端部分1aの実輪郭形状を測定あるいは観察できる。   Further, in order to measure the contour shape of each part of the protrusion 1 excluding the tip part 1a, when the protrusion 1 enters the inside of the end surface 3, the light can pass through the gap 6, for example, the gap 6 The end surface 3 may be positioned with respect to the protrusion 1 in a state where the width is the dimension Δ2. In this state, since the measurement light can pass through the gap 6, the transmitted light image and the transmitted light amount of the light passing through each position of the gap 6 while relatively moving the light source 8 and the light receiving device 9 along the gap 6 are obtained by the CCD. If detected by the light receiving element of the camera, the actual contour shape and position of each part excluding the tip 1a of the protrusion 1 can be measured or observed. Thereafter, if the gaps 6 and 7 are positioned so as to be Δ1 and Δ2, respectively, the actual contour shape of the tip portion 1a can be measured or observed.

(実施形態2)
図4は本発明の実施形態2に係る隙間形成用治具と対象物体の説明図である。実施形態2では、輪郭形状を測定すべき測定対象として、上記の工具2における直線部分10を想定している。そして、隙間形成用治具11は、直線部分10と対応する長さの直線状の端面12(第1端面)を備えている。端面12には、一定のピッチで、微小な半円状の凹状輪郭の端面13(第2端面)が形成されている。なお、端面13の形状は半円形に限定されず、矩形状や台形状などの多角形状でもよいし、他の凹形状でもよい。図4には、直線部分10と端面12とを接近させて対峙させ、端面12における端面13を除く部分と直線部分10との間にほぼ一定の寸法Δ3の隙間14(第1隙間)を形成した状態を示す。このとき、凹状輪郭の端面13における最奥部と直線部分10との間には、隙間14よりも広い隙間15(第2隙間)が形成されている。
(Embodiment 2)
FIG. 4 is an explanatory diagram of a gap forming jig and a target object according to the second embodiment of the present invention. In Embodiment 2, the linear part 10 in said tool 2 is assumed as a measuring object which should measure a contour shape. The gap forming jig 11 includes a linear end surface 12 (first end surface) having a length corresponding to the linear portion 10. The end surface 12 is formed with a minute semicircular concave contour end surface 13 (second end surface) at a constant pitch. Note that the shape of the end face 13 is not limited to a semicircular shape, and may be a polygonal shape such as a rectangular shape or a trapezoidal shape, or another concave shape. In FIG. 4, the straight portion 10 and the end surface 12 are brought close to each other to face each other, and a gap 14 (first gap) having a substantially constant dimension Δ3 is formed between the portion of the end surface 12 excluding the end surface 13 and the straight portion 10. Shows the state. At this time, a gap 15 (second gap) wider than the gap 14 is formed between the innermost portion of the end surface 13 having the concave contour and the straight line portion 10.

実施形態2では、実施形態1と同様に、直線部分10と平行に配置した端面12を、直線部分10に向かって徐々に接近させる。このとき、端面12と直線部分10との隙間14の幅を観察しながら徐々に接近させ、隙間14の幅が、予め設定した寸法Δ3になった時点で接近を停止する。これにより、端面13と直線部分10との間に隙間14よりも広い予め設定した寸法Δ4の幅の隙間15を形成するように、隙間形成用治具11を工具2の直線部分10に対して位置決めする。   In the second embodiment, as in the first embodiment, the end surface 12 arranged in parallel with the straight portion 10 is gradually approached toward the straight portion 10. At this time, the width of the gap 14 between the end face 12 and the linear portion 10 is gradually approached while observing, and the approach is stopped when the width of the gap 14 reaches a preset dimension Δ3. As a result, the gap forming jig 11 is moved relative to the linear portion 10 of the tool 2 so as to form a gap 15 having a predetermined width Δ4 wider than the gap 14 between the end face 13 and the linear portion 10. Position.

そして、図4のように対峙させた直線部分10と端面12の隙間に沿った各位置に、実施形態1と同様の光源8を用いて測定光を照射し、受光装置9を用いて通過光の透過光像を検出する。図5は検出した透過光像の説明図である。ここで、実施形態2における直線部分10は、光源8から照射する測定光の波長の1/2以下の寸法であるような微細な形状変化を有している。言い換えれば、直線部分10は、理想輪郭形状である直線形状に対して、測定光の波長の1/2以下程度の微細な形状誤差を有している。実施形態2では、このような直線部分10に対して隙間形成用治具11を位置決めしたときに、隙間15の寸法Δ4が光源8から照射する測定光の波長よりもわずかに広く、且つ、隙間14の寸法Δ3が、光源8から照射する測定光の波長よりも狭くなるように設定している。   Then, each position along the gap between the linear portion 10 and the end face 12 facing each other as shown in FIG. 4 is irradiated with measurement light using the light source 8 similar to that of the first embodiment, and the passing light is received using the light receiving device 9. The transmitted light image is detected. FIG. 5 is an explanatory diagram of the detected transmitted light image. Here, the straight line portion 10 in the second embodiment has a minute shape change that has a dimension that is ½ or less of the wavelength of the measurement light emitted from the light source 8. In other words, the straight line portion 10 has a fine shape error of about ½ or less of the wavelength of the measurement light with respect to the straight line shape that is the ideal contour shape. In the second embodiment, when the gap forming jig 11 is positioned with respect to such a straight portion 10, the dimension Δ 4 of the gap 15 is slightly wider than the wavelength of the measurement light emitted from the light source 8, and the gap 14 is set to be narrower than the wavelength of the measurement light emitted from the light source 8.

このような設定により、位置決め状態では隙間14を測定光が通過できず、隙間14の部分における直線部分10の透過光像を受光装置9で検出することができない。よって、隙間14を通る光を検出できるか否かを観察しながら位置決めを行うことにより、容易かつ精度良く位置決めを行うことができる。そして、測定光は隙間15を通過できるので、隙間15の部分における直線部分10の透過光像が受光装置9で検出される。   With such a setting, the measurement light cannot pass through the gap 14 in the positioning state, and the transmitted light image of the linear portion 10 in the gap 14 cannot be detected by the light receiving device 9. Therefore, positioning can be performed easily and accurately by observing whether or not the light passing through the gap 14 can be detected. Then, since the measurement light can pass through the gap 15, the transmitted light image of the straight portion 10 in the gap 15 is detected by the light receiving device 9.

凹状輪郭の端面13は、直線状の端面12に沿って一定のピッチで形成されているので、直線部分10に沿って光源8と受光装置9を相対移動させながら直線部分10の全領域を測定すれば、一定のピッチで離散的に配置された直線部分10の透過光像を検出できる。よって、これらの離散的な透過光像の間を補完した直線16を描くことにより、直線部分10の実輪郭形状の全体像が得られる。また、この透過光像から、直線部分10の各部分の端面12、13に対する相対位置を判定することもできるので、隙間形成用治具11の各部分に対する工具2の各部分の相対位置を把握することもできる。   Since the end surface 13 having the concave contour is formed at a constant pitch along the linear end surface 12, the entire area of the linear portion 10 is measured while relatively moving the light source 8 and the light receiving device 9 along the linear portion 10. By doing so, it is possible to detect the transmitted light image of the linear portions 10 that are discretely arranged at a constant pitch. Therefore, by drawing a straight line 16 that complements between these discrete transmitted light images, an overall image of the actual contour shape of the straight line portion 10 is obtained. Further, from this transmitted light image, the relative position of each part of the linear part 10 with respect to the end faces 12 and 13 can be determined, so that the relative position of each part of the tool 2 with respect to each part of the gap forming jig 11 is grasped. You can also

このように、端面13と直線部分10との隙間15の寸法Δ4を測定光の波長よりもわずかに広く設定することにより、隙間15を測定光が確実に通過できる。よって、隙間15を通過する光の透過光像を受光装置9で確実に検出できる。また、隙間15の寸法Δ4を、直線部分10の輪郭形状の測定に必要な分解能が得られる隙間寸法となるように設定しておくことにより、受光装置9で検出した透過光像から、直線部分10の明確な実輪郭形状を判別できる。あるいは、この透過光像から、直線部分10の端面13に対する相対位置を判定して、隙間形成用治具11の各部分に対する工具2の各部分の相対位置を測定することもできる。   Thus, the measurement light can surely pass through the gap 15 by setting the dimension Δ4 of the gap 15 between the end face 13 and the straight portion 10 to be slightly wider than the wavelength of the measurement light. Therefore, the transmitted light image of the light passing through the gap 15 can be reliably detected by the light receiving device 9. Further, by setting the dimension Δ4 of the gap 15 to be a gap dimension that provides a resolution necessary for measuring the contour shape of the straight line portion 10, the straight line portion can be obtained from the transmitted light image detected by the light receiving device 9. Ten clear actual contour shapes can be discriminated. Alternatively, from this transmitted light image, the relative position of the linear portion 10 with respect to the end surface 13 can be determined, and the relative position of each portion of the tool 2 with respect to each portion of the gap forming jig 11 can be measured.

なお、実施形態2において、受光装置9の各受光素子の検出出力に応じて各隙間15を通る透過光量を検出し、検出した透過光量から各端面13と直線部分10との相対位置を算出して、直線部分10の実輪郭形状や位置を把握する方法を用いても良い。   In the second embodiment, the amount of transmitted light passing through each gap 15 is detected according to the detection output of each light receiving element of the light receiving device 9, and the relative position between each end face 13 and the linear portion 10 is calculated from the detected amount of transmitted light. Thus, a method of grasping the actual contour shape and position of the straight line portion 10 may be used.

実施形態2では、直線部分10を測定対象の輪郭形状部分としているが、滑らかな円弧状などの曲線部分の輪郭形状についても、同様の方法で把握できる。   In the second embodiment, the straight line portion 10 is the contour shape portion to be measured, but the contour shape of a curved portion such as a smooth arc shape can also be grasped by the same method.

実施形態1に係る隙間形成用治具と対象物体の説明図である。It is explanatory drawing of the jig | tool for gap formation which concerns on Embodiment 1, and a target object. 図1の隙間形成用治具と工具の隙間を通る光による透過光像の検出方法を示す説明図である。It is explanatory drawing which shows the detection method of the transmitted light image by the light which passes through the clearance gap formation jig | tool of FIG. 1, and a tool. 検出した透過光像の説明図である。It is explanatory drawing of the detected transmitted light image. 実施形態2に係る隙間形成用治具と対象物体の説明図である。It is explanatory drawing of the jig | tool for gap formation which concerns on Embodiment 2, and a target object. 検出した透過光像の説明図である。It is explanatory drawing of the detected transmitted light image.

符号の説明Explanation of symbols

1 突起
1a 先端部分(突起状部分)
2 工具
3 端面(第1端面)
4 隙間形成用治具
5 端面(第2端面)
6 隙間(第1隙間)
7 隙間(第2隙間)
8 光源
9 受光装置
10 直線部分
11 隙間形成用治具
12 端面(第1端面)
13 端面(第2端面)
14 隙間(第1隙間)
15 隙間(第2隙間)
16 直線
Δ1〜Δ4 寸法
1 Protrusion 1a Tip part (protruding part)
2 Tool 3 End face (first end face)
4 Gap forming jig 5 End face (second end face)
6 gap (first gap)
7 Gap (second gap)
8 Light source 9 Light receiving device 10 Linear portion 11 Gap forming jig 12 End surface (first end surface)
13 End face (second end face)
14 Gap (first gap)
15 Clearance (second gap)
16 Straight line Δ1-Δ4 Dimensions

Claims (6)

対象物体(2)における測定対象の輪郭形状部分(1,10)の理想輪郭形状に対して第1隙間(6,14)で対峙可能な第1端面(3,12)と、当該第1端面(3,12)の一部に形成され、前記理想輪郭形状に対して前記第1隙間(6,14)より広い第2隙間(7,15)で対峙可能な第2端面(5,13)とを備えた隙間形成用治具(4,11)を用意し、
当該隙間形成用治具(4,11)の前記第1、第2端面(3,12,5,13)を、前記対象物体(2)における測定対象の前記輪郭形状部分(1,10)に対峙させ、これらの間に形成される隙間に測定光を照射し、
前記隙間を透過する前記測定光の透過光量、および/または、その透過光像を確認しながら、前記第1端面(3,12)を前記輪郭形状部分に対して徐々に接近させ、前記隙間形成用治具(4,11)を前記対象物体(2)に対して前記第1隙間(6,14)が形成されるように位置決めして、前記第2端面(5,13)と当該第2端面(5,13)が対峙している前記輪郭形状部分(1,10)の特定部位(1a,10)との間に局所的に広い前記第2隙間(7,15)を形成し、
前記第2端面(5,13)と前記輪郭形状部分(1,10)の前記特定部位(1a,10)との間に形成された隙間(6,7)を透過する前記測定光の透過光量、および/または、その透過光像に基づき、前記輪郭形状部分(1,10)の前記特定部位(1a,10)の形状、および/または、前記対象物体(2)の前記隙間形成用治具(4)に対する相対位置を測定することを特徴とする光学式の形状・位置測定方法。
A first end face (3, 12) that can be confronted with a first gap (6, 14) with respect to an ideal contour shape of a contour shape portion (1, 10) to be measured in the target object (2), and the first end face A second end face (5, 13) which is formed in a part of (3, 12) and can be confronted by a second gap (7, 15) wider than the first gap (6, 14) with respect to the ideal contour shape. Prepare a gap forming jig (4, 11) with
The said 1st, 2nd end surface (3, 12, 5, 13) of the said jig | tool for gap formation (4, 11) is set to the said contour shape part (1, 10) of the measuring object in the said target object (2). Let the measurement light illuminate the gap formed between them,
The first end face (3, 12) is gradually approached to the contour-shaped portion while confirming the transmitted light amount of the measurement light passing through the gap and / or the transmitted light image thereof, thereby forming the gap. The jig (4, 11) is positioned with respect to the target object (2) so that the first gap (6, 14) is formed, and the second end face (5, 13) and the second Forming the second wide gap (7, 15) locally wide with the specific part (1a, 10) of the contoured part (1, 10) facing the end faces (5, 13);
Transmitted light quantity of the measurement light that passes through the gap (6, 7) formed between the second end face (5, 13) and the specific part (1a, 10) of the contoured part (1, 10). Based on the transmitted light image, and / or the shape of the specific part (1a, 10) of the contour portion (1, 10) and / or the gap forming jig of the target object (2) An optical shape / position measuring method characterized by measuring a relative position with respect to (4).
請求項1に記載の光学式の形状・位置測定方法において、
前記第1隙間(6)の幅を前記測定光の波長よりも狭くなるように設定し、
前記第2隙間(7)の幅を前記測定光の波長よりも広くなるように設定することを特徴とする光学式の形状・位置測定方法。
The optical shape / position measuring method according to claim 1,
Setting the width of the first gap (6) to be narrower than the wavelength of the measurement light;
An optical shape / position measuring method, wherein the width of the second gap (7) is set to be wider than the wavelength of the measuring light.
請求項2に記載の光学式の形状・位置測定方法において、
前記対象物体(2)における測定対象の前記輪郭形状部分(1)は、前記特定部位に局所的に突出した突起状部分(1a)が形成されたものであり、
前記隙間形成用治具(4)の前記第2端面(5)は、前記突起状部分(1a)の理想輪郭形状に対して前記第2隙間(7)で対峙可能な凹状輪郭の端面であることを特徴とする光学式の形状・位置測定方法。
The optical shape / position measuring method according to claim 2,
The contoured part (1) of the measurement target in the target object (2) is formed with a protruding part (1a) that locally protrudes at the specific part,
The second end face (5) of the gap forming jig (4) is an end face having a concave contour that can be opposed to the ideal contour shape of the protruding portion (1a) by the second gap (7). An optical shape / position measuring method.
請求項3に記載の光学式の形状・位置測定方法において、
測定対象の前記突起状部分(1a)は、その最大幅あるいは最大突出量が、前記測定光の波長の1/2以下の寸法のものであることを特徴とする光学式の形状・位置測定方法。
The optical shape / position measuring method according to claim 3,
The optical shape / position measuring method characterized in that the protrusion-like part (1a) to be measured has a maximum width or a maximum protrusion amount that is not more than 1/2 of the wavelength of the measuring light. .
請求項1または2に記載の光学式の形状・位置測定方法において、
前記隙間形成用治具(11)の前記第1端面(12)に、当該第1端面(12)に沿って所定の間隔で複数の前記第2端面(13)を形成しておくことを特徴とする光学式の形状・位置測定方法。
The optical shape / position measuring method according to claim 1 or 2,
A plurality of the second end faces (13) are formed at predetermined intervals along the first end face (12) on the first end face (12) of the gap forming jig (11). An optical shape / position measuring method.
請求項1ないし5のうちのいずれかの項に記載の光学式の形状・位置測定方法に用いる隙間形成用治具(4,11)であって、
対象物体(2)における測定対象の輪郭形状部分(1,10)の理想輪郭形状に対して第1隙間(6,14)で対峙可能な第1端面(3,12)と、
当該第1端面の一部に形成され、前記理想輪郭形状に対して前記第1隙間より広い第2隙間(7,15)で対峙可能な第2端面(5,13)とを備えていることを特徴とする隙間形成用治具(4)。
A gap forming jig (4, 11) used in the optical shape / position measuring method according to any one of claims 1 to 5,
A first end face (3, 12) that can be confronted with a first gap (6, 14) with respect to an ideal contour shape of a contour shape portion (1, 10) to be measured in the target object (2);
A second end face (5, 13) that is formed on a part of the first end face and can be confronted by a second gap (7, 15) wider than the first gap with respect to the ideal contour shape; A gap forming jig (4) characterized by the above.
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