Seminar 102A Mitutoyo（102年研讨会三丰公司）.pdf

Seminar 102A Dimensional Metrology: Applications and Techniques Overview: This 2-day course presents the science of measurement for students of dimensional metrology. It is intended for anyone who wishes to learn the basic tools and techniques required for reliable measurement. The course covers a variety of related topics to apply measurement principles with “best practices” and presents fundamental considerations for the proper selection, application, and care of typical measurement systems. A principle course objective is to develop awareness, knowledge and basic skill necessary for the reliable measurement applications. Technical terms and principles will be covered in depth. The classroom will provide opportunities for some hands-on experience, and the instructor will work with the attendees to demonstrate the proper use of common hand-held measuring tools. Measurement applications for Geometric Dimensioning and Tolerancing (GDT) and assessment of measurement quality will be introduced. I. Introduction – manufacturing challenges and modern measurement. II. Basic Concepts a. Language of measurement, types of data, variable versus attribute, the “usefulness” of data b. Units of measure, expression of inch and SI metric systems c. Process of measurement, the properties of reliability and uncertainty d. Fundamental Laws of Metrology: Abbe’s Law, Comparator Law and others e. Standards and traceability, absolute length standard, NMIs f. Temperature issues and control for dimensional measurement g. Direct versus comparison measurement h. Introduction to a universal Error model III. Measurement of GDT (ANSI Y14.5) a. History, concerns and conflicts of GDT measurement b. Geometric tolerances – size, form, orientation, location, run-out, profile c.