Understanding the 6 Degrees of Freedom (Copy)
Understanding the principle of the 6 degrees of freedom is essential to aligning your part correctly on the Coordinate Measuring Machine (CMM). When a part is placed on the CMM the location of the part is not known. It must be defined by using several features known as datums.
DMIS Probe Command Set
DMIS uses the Sensor Definition code (SNSDEF) This defines a probe sensor used by the dimensional measuring equipment (DME) in making measurements, and assigns to it a label name
How to Calculate Chord Length
A chord of a circle is a line segment with its endpoints on the circle. The diameter of a circle is a chord that intersects the center of the circle. A line that contains a chord of a circle is known as a secant of that circle. It is possible to calculate a chord's length when the circle's radius and the central angle of the chord are given. We can also calculate a chord's length when we know the circle's radius and distance of the chord to the center of the circle.