Abstract:
Disclosed is an apparatus for determining surface properties, comprising at least a first radiation device which emits radiation onto a surface to be analysed, at least a first radiation detector device which receives at least part of the radiation emitted by the at least one radiation device and then scattered or reflected by the surface and outputs at least a first measurement signal which is characteristic of the reflected or scattered radiation, and at least a second radiation detector device which receives at least part of the radiation emitted by the at least one radiation device and then scattered or reflected by a surface and outputs at least a second measurement signal which is characteristic of the reflected or scattered radiation. According to the disclosure, the first radiation detector device is offset by a first predefined angle β1 with respect to the direction of the radiation reflected by the surface, and the further radiation detector device is offset by further predefined angle γ1 with respect to the direction of the radiation reflected by the surface, and the ratio between the value of the further predefined angle γ1 and the value of the first predefined angle β1 is at least 1.5:1.
Abstract:
A method and a device for a spatially resolved examination and evaluation of the properties of surfaces, in particular such properties of surfaces which affect the optical impression which the surface makes. A defined radiation is directed at a first predetermined solid angle to an examined surface. Furthermore, at least a portion of the radiation affected by the examined surface in particular by diffusion and reflection, is detected at a second predefined solid angle. At least one measured variable is spatially resolved captured which characterizes at least one predetermined property of the radiation affected by the examined surface. At least over a portion of the spatially resolved measured values at least one statistical parameter for characterizing the surface is determined.
Abstract:
A method for determining the properties of surfaces wherein a first process step specified radiation emits from at least one radiation source to a measuring surface, in further process steps the radiation reflected and/or scattered off the measuring surface is detected by a plurality of image-capturing components, and a signal is generated which specifies at least one parameter of the radiation detected by the image-capturing components. In further process steps the first signals are grouped based on predetermined criteria to form group signals, and at least one group-specific evaluation figure is computed, and a dependent statistical parameter correlating with at least one measuring surface remission characteristic. Finally at least one statistical parameter is read out in dependence on the predetermined criterion for grouping said first signals. The properties of the surface are specified by a relation between at least two statistical parameters.
Abstract:
In a method and a device for optically characterizing a goniochromatic surface, for example a metallic painting surface, only a fixed measuring angle setting is used according to the invention.
Abstract:
An apparatus for determining optical properties of materials including a first measuring device having a first radiation device which directs radiation onto the material under a first specified angle of radiation and a first radiation detection device which is located under a first angle of reception with respect to the material, and a second measuring device which includes a second radiation device which directs radiation onto the material under a second specified angle of radiation and a second radiation detection device which is located at a second angle of reception with respect to the material and allows a locally resolved evaluation of the radiation incident thereon and emits at least one second characteristic signal which is characteristic of the radiation incident on the second radiation detection device.
Abstract:
The invention relates to an apparatus for determining optical surface properties of workpieces, comprising a housing, in the interior of which there is provided a carrier on which the workpiece can be arranged, and comprising a radiation device which directs radiation onto the workpiece in a predefined emission direction (E). According to the invention, the housing has in at least one wall an observation opening, through which a region of the workpiece illuminated by the radiation device can be observed in a predefined observation direction (B).
Abstract:
A method of determining surface properties is provided, in which radiation is irradiated onto a first region of a surface to be examined, then at least some of the radiation irradiated onto the first region and returned by the latter is detected, and a measured value characteristic of this returned radiation is output. In a further step, the radiation is irradiated onto a second region of the surface and once again at least some of the radiation irradiated onto the second region and returned by the latter is detected, and a second measured value characteristic of this radiation is output. Finally, a result value is output which is characteristic of a relationship between the first measured value and the second measured value.
Abstract:
The present invention relates to a method of determining surface properties, in which radiation is irradiated onto a first region of a surface (5) to be examined, then at least some of the radiation irradiated onto the first region and returned by the latter is detected, and a measured value characteristic of this returned radiation is output. In a further method step, the radiation is irradiated onto a second region of the surface (5) and once again at least some of the radiation irradiated onto the second region and returned by the latter is detected, and a second measured value characteristic of this radiation is output. Finally, a result value is output which is characteristic of a relationship between the first measured value and the second measured value.
Abstract:
A device for measuring the visual characteristics of surfaces comprises a light source the light of which is directed onto the measurement surface under a predetermined angle, and a measurement means which measures the light reflected from said measurement surface, said measurement means comprising at least three photo sensors which are arranged such that they measure the intensity of the reflected light in sections which correspond to a different reflection angle. The photo sensors form an integrated device, a common substrate being provided on which the light sensitive sources are arranged in essentially one plane and detect the amount of incident light essentially independently of each other, said light sensitive layers being designed such that they detect the amount of light reflected in a predetermined angle range each.