Hao Zhu, Li Xu, Mingyao He, Yanhua Fu, Ruixian Li, Qinglan Wang. Measurement of Steel Ball Diameter and Roundness Error Based on Fresnel Diffraction[J]. Laser & Optoelectronics Progress, 2022, 59(1): 0126003

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Fig. 1. Projected image of spherical Fresnel diffraction

Fig. 2. Schematic diagram of spherical diffraction fringe spacing

Fig. 3. Schematic photogaraph of experimental facility

Fig. 4. Diffraction diagram of dot. (a) Diffraction of calibration board dot; (b) Butterworth filter image

Fig. 5. Central point location of diffraction image. (a) 3D view of the accumulation array; (b) center position marked

Fig. 6. Edge location of 4 mm diameter dot diffraction

Fig. 7. Calibration curve of offset

Fig. 8. Diffraction image of steel ball

Fig. 9. Diameter measurements of steel balls with different diameters in different light intensity direction .(a) d=2 mm; (b) d=2.5 mm; (c) d=3 mm; (d) d=3.5 mm; (e) d=4 mm

Fig. 10. Least square circle method

Fig. 11. Least squares circles and envelope silhouette of 4 mm diameter steel ball

Fig. 12. Envelope silhouette of different diameters steel balls
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Table 1. Mean values and standard deviation of the steel balls with different diameters
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Table 2. Results of roundness measurement
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Table 3. Uncertainty of measurement

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