WO1997018459A1 - Vorrichtung zum erzeugen und erfassen von induzierter wärmestrahlung - Google Patents
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- the invention relates to a device for generating and detecting induced heat radiation with an excitation radiation source with the output radiation of which an object can be exposed, with a detector with which heat radiation induced by the output radiation of the excitation radiation source can be detected, and with one in the beam path between the Excitation radiation source, the object and the detector arranged beam deflecting device, the output radiation and the heat radiation between the object and the beam deflecting device being collinear in an overlay section, and wherein the beam deflecting device has at least one mirror element connected to a drive unit, which delimits the superposition section with the drive unit.
- Such a device is known from DE-OS 23 00 436.
- a tilting mirror is provided which is inclined with respect to a pulsed and focused output beam of a laser as an excitation radiation source, with which an object to be examined can be directed to the output beam and, on the other hand, after tilting, the object emitted from the irradiated area is emitted by the object.
- collinear infrared radiation to the detector can be directed to the output beam.
- this device it is possible to carry out examinations on the object with regard to heat dissipation in response to the pulsed, focused radiation, but this embodiment is suitable for series examinations in industrial quality monitoring due to the tilt angle to be observed precisely, it is unsuitable for the output beam and the detector and the resulting susceptibility to interference.
- additional devices must be provided so that when the infrared radiation is detected, the output radiation is kept away from the moving tilting mirror in order to prevent the highly sensitive detector from being exposed to stray scattered radiation.
- Another consequence of the tilting of the mirror is that the end positions with the deflection angles that can be precisely reached are only stable after a relatively long time.
- the reflected infrared radiation can be separated from the excitation beam by passing through a dichroic beam splitter also acted upon by the excitation beam and is directed onto a detector.
- a dichroic beam splitter also acted upon by the excitation beam and is directed onto a detector.
- DE 43 43 076 A1 discloses a device for photo-thermal testing of a surface, in which excitation radiation falls on a surface to be tested through a recess in a converging lens. The reflected heat radiation is fed to a detector via the converging lens.
- the individual components can be optimally adapted to the individual wavelengths and, in particular, rejected heat radiation in the spectral range close to the excitation radiation can be utilized without the optical components acting on the two beams being superimposed on the measurement signal guide the excitation beam, in which either the excitation beam strikes the detector with a noticeable intensity or the heat radiation is blocked by the detector.
- this device has the disadvantage that the size of the optical Elements for a particular beam geometry must be precisely matched to one another in order to achieve a minimum amount of losses through the recess in the converging lens.
- the invention is based on the object of providing a device of the type mentioned at the outset which is stable in its optical accuracy during rapid series examinations and is less susceptible to interference.
- the at least one mirror element can be completely inserted into the beam path and can be completely removed from the beam path and has a fixed deflection angle with respect to the superimposition section.
- the deflection or absorption of the output beam which is easy to control, can be carried out by introducing it into the beam path at an angle or removing the mirror element from the beam path. A low positioning accuracy with respect to the beam path during insertion and removal is sufficient for the mirror element.
- At least two mirror elements are on one Axis of rotation of a stepper motor attached, which can be rotated into the beam path at a fixed deflection angle for the radiation for the reflection position and can be rotated out of the beam path for the transmission position.
- a mirror element can be pushed into the beam path at a fixed deflection angle and pushed out of the beam path.
- either the output radiation or the heat radiation is reflected.
- the respective mirror element has a high speed upon entry into the beam path and exit from the beam path, so that disadvantageous uneven radiation of the object and only partial exposure of the detector to heat radiation and an overlay of the radiation and emission phase are minimized. This can be achieved in a technically simple manner both when screwing in or unscrewing or pushing in or pushing out, in that the mirror elements are accelerated when the radiation in question is applied before the reflection is terminated, so that the interruption of the irradiation or measuring pause before the change to the transmission position is minimized.
- FIG. 1 shows a device for generating and detecting induced heat radiation with two in and out of the beam path.
- rotatable mirror elements in which a mirror element is acted upon by output radiation from an excitation radiation source for generating induced heat radiation
- FIG. 2 shows the device according to FIG. 1 with mirror elements rotated out of the beam path for detecting the induced heat radiation by a detector
- FIG. 3 shows a further exemplary embodiment of a device for generating and detecting induced heat radiation with a device that can be pushed into and out of the beam path
- FIG. 4 shows the device according to FIG. 3 with a mirror element pushed out of the beam path for detecting the induced heat radiation by a detector.
- FIG. 1 shows a perspective view of the basic structure of an exemplary embodiment of a device for generating and detecting induced heat radiation according to the invention.
- a broadband excitation radiation source has a continuously radiating white light source 1, for example a halogen lamp with a few 10 watt power consumption, with which after passing through a beam shaping optics (not shown in FIG. 1) and shielding diaphragms, a slightly divergent broadband output beam 2 is also present a divergence angle of a few degrees can be generated.
- the output beam 2 acts on a mirror element 3 which is inclined with respect to the output beam 2 in the form of a circular segment in an edge region 4.
- the mirror element 3 is part of a beam deflection device 5 which has a further circular segment-shaped mirror element 6 which opposite mirror element 3 in the same mirror plane.
- the mirror elements 3, 6 are attached to an axis of rotation 7 of a stepping motor 8, which is partially covered in the illustration according to FIG. 1, by means of which the mirror elements 3, 6 can be rotated at the same fixed deflection angle.
- the mirror elements 3, 6 each have a segment angle 9 which corresponds at most to half the full angle of 360 degrees divided by the number of mirror elements 3, 6.
- the position of the mirror elements 3, 6 can be detected as a position detector with a fixed angle light barrier 11 arranged on the outer edge 10 of a mirror element 3, 6.
- the output beam 2 After reflection on the mirror element 3, the output beam 2 impinges on an object 12, on which, for example, the thickness of a coating applied to the surface, in particular a lacquer layer, is to be determined.
- the device shown in FIG. 1 has a detector 13 which is highly sensitive to the thermal radiation in the spectral range at room temperature and with which, as explained in more detail below, the decay of the thermal radiation induced by the output beam 2 can be detected by means of imaging optics 14.
- the detector 13 has a spectral sensitivity characteristic, which is based on the spectrum of the induced thermal radiation for maximum signal yield in this embodiment. for example at room temperature or in modifications even at higher or lower natural temperature of the object 12. As a result, a relatively low-intensity white light source 1 is sufficient to obtain satisfactory measurement signals.
- a shielding wheel 16 which can be rotated via a shielding wheel drive 15 is provided.
- the shielding wheel 16 each has two opposing shielding segments 17, 18 which are impermeable to the spectral range of the output beam 2 and two transmission segments 19, 20 which are at least permeable to heat radiation.
- the shielding segment 18 is for protecting the highly sensitive detector 13 from being overdriven or even destroyed by possibly much more intense scattered radiation from the white light source 1 in front of the input window of the detector 13 in comparison with the heat radiation to be detected turned.
- an electronic rotation control unit 21 is provided, to which the stepper motor 8, the angle light barrier 11 and the shielding wheel drive 15 are connected.
- FIG. 2 shows the device according to FIG. 1 with the mirror element 3, which is made up of the beam path 23 formed by the output beam 2 and a heat beam 22 generated during and after irradiation with the output beam 2 by thermo-optical processes on the surface of the object 12 Control signals is turned out of the rotary control unit 21.
- the output beam 2 crosses the heat beam 22 in the arrangement according to 1 and 2 are substantially rectangular and are absorbed, for example, in an absorber, not shown in FIGS. 1 and 2.
- the output beam 2 and the heat beam 22 run collinearly to one another in an overlay section 24 between the reflection in the edge region 4 of the mirror elements 3, 6 and the object 12, so that a largely independent of the distance ensures the measurement is.
- the shielding wheel 16 is in a position in which the transmission segment 20 is rotated via control signals from the rotary control unit 21 in front of the input window of the detector 13, so that the heat radiation 22 detects the Detector 13 is applied.
- the broadband nature results in a relatively high spectral independence from the color composition of the materials of the object 12 that generate the thermal radiation.
- the stepper motor 8 is controlled by the rotary control unit 21 via signals with increasing frequency, so that the mirror element 3 after the greatest possible angle of acceleration between the near one
- the leading edge 25 arranged, acted upon by the output beam 2 edge area 4 and one of the leading edge 25 opposite leading edge 26 of the mirror element 3 has reached a maximum speed when unscrewing from the beam path 23.
- the beam path 23 is typically cut through in a few milliseconds. This is a very short uneven Illumination of the object 12 and only a very brief partial exposure of the detector 13 by the heat beam 22 and only a brief superimposition of the radiation and emission phases with correspondingly only insignificantly influenced measurement values when measuring the decay of the intensity of the heat beam 22, in particular also when short measuring times of a few milliseconds.
- the stepping motor 8 After unscrewing the mirror element 3 from the beam path 23, the stepping motor 8 is braked with control signals of decreasing frequency from the rotary control unit 21 and rotated into a central position for the unhindered passage of the output beam 2 and the heat beam 22 between the mirror elements 3, 6.
- the rotary axis 7 rotates slowly without hindering the passage of the heat ray 22 between the mirror elements 3, 6 during the transmission phase.
- the stepper motor 8 is accelerated again, with an entry edge 27 of the other mirror element 6 now cutting through the output beam 2 at the highest speed in the same direction of rotation.
- the mirror element 6 is rotated by means of control signals from the rotary control unit 21 so that the output beam 2 corresponds to the mirror element 6 in accordance with the 1 in an edge region 4 adjacent to the leading edge 27.
- the shielding wheel 16 is rotated so far by means of control signals from the rotary control unit 21 that the Shielding segment 17 protects the detector 13.
- the angle light barrier 11 is used to detect the passage of an entry edge 25, 27, so that on the one hand the position of the axis of rotation 7 of the stepping motor 8 can be determined and on the other hand the number of control signals of the rotation control unit 21 can be corrected to the extent that any rotational displacements can be compensated for.
- a distance-independent irradiation of the object 12 is achieved on the one hand by the rotatable mirror elements 3, 6 arranged in one plane with a fixed deflection angle by the collinear alignment of the output beam 2 and the heat beam 22 in the superposition section 24, and on the other hand by the temporal Beam separation prevents mixing of beam components of the same frequency ranges of the output beam 2 with the heat beam 22, so that the detector 13 can even be supplied with heat radiation in a frequency range in which there is also an intensive emission from the broadband light source, for example the white light source 1.
- FIG. 3 shows a perspective view of the basic structure of a further exemplary embodiment of a device for generating and detecting induced heat radiation according to the invention.
- the parts corresponding to the device according to FIGS. 1 and 2 are provided with the same reference numerals and are not explained in more detail below.
- the device according to FIG. 3 has a translating beam deflecting device 29 as a beam deflecting device, which has a translation mirror 31 driven by a translation motor 30.
- the translation mirror 31 is on a running rail 32 at a fixed deflection angle relative to that Output beam 2 is displaceable between a reflection position and a transmission position, the output beam 2 of the white light source 1 being reflected onto the object 12 in the reflection position, which is almost assumed in the position of the translation mirror 31 according to FIG. 3.
- the two positions of the translation mirror 31 can be detected as position detectors by means of a reflection light barrier 33 and a transmission light barrier 34, the reflection light barrier 33 and the transmission light barrier 34 being attached at the end to the running rail 32.
- the end position for reflection is almost reached after a beam edge 35 of the transmission mirror 31 facing the output beam 2 has cut through the output beam 2.
- a translation control unit 36 can be fed with a signal emitted by the reflection light barrier 33, with which the displacement controlled by the translation control unit 36 can be braked via the translation motor 30 connected to it and in the event of a reflection near one of the beam edges 35 opposite reflection side 37 of the translation mirror 31 comes to a standstill.
- the detector 13 is protected against overload by the shielding wheel 16, which can be rotated via control signals from the translation control unit 36, with the shielding segment 18 in front.
- FIG. 4 shows the device according to FIG. 3 with the translation mirror 31 moved into the transmission position after the object 12 has been adequately irradiated by the output beam 2
- a portion of the heat radiation as heat radiation 22 now passes past the translational mirror 31 pushed out through the optical path 23 via the imaging optics 14 and, after rotation of the shielding wheel 16, the transmission segment 20 upstream for measurement to the detector 13, the output signal of the translation control unit 36 can be fed to evaluate the decaying intensity of the heat beam 22.
- the translation of the translation mirror 31 is controlled by the translation control unit 36 in such a way that the beam edge 35 typically cuts through the output beam 2 at maximum speed within a few milliseconds, so that here too the measurement errors resulting from uneven irradiation of the object 12 and only partial transmission of the heat beam 22 and from superimposition of the irradiation and emission phases are minimized.
- the translation mirror 31 By moving the translation mirror 31 at a fixed deflection angle, the collinear alignment of the output beam 2 and the heat beam 22 for the required distance independence is also achieved.
- the positions of the white light source 1 and the detector 13 are interchanged with the imaging optics 14 and the shielding wheel 16, so that the output beam is in the transmission positions 2 strikes the object 12 and is reflected in the reflection positions of the heat ray 22 on the detector 13.
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