Taktilprofilometrie
Taktilprofilometrie, also known as tactile profilometry, is a non-contact or contact-based measurement technique used to determine the surface topography of a material. It utilizes a tactile probe or stylus that scans across the surface, recording its vertical deviations. The data collected by the probe is then processed to generate a three-dimensional representation of the surface, often referred to as a surface profile or map. This technique is particularly useful for measuring relatively smooth surfaces where optical methods might struggle with reflectivity or transparency.
The principle behind tactile profilometry involves a highly sensitive stylus tip that traces the contours of
Applications of tactile profilometry span various industries. It is widely employed in manufacturing for quality control