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Leica Absolute Tracker And PCMM Specs

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<strong>Leica</strong> <strong>Absolute</strong> <strong>Tracker</strong> accuracyFeatureBenefitThe measurement uncertainty of a coordinate “U xyz” isdefined as the deviation between a measured coordinate and thenominal coordinate of that point. This measurement uncertainty isspecified as a function of the distance between the laser trackerand the measured point.All accuracies are specified with <strong>Leica</strong> Geosystems precision1.5” Red Ring Reflectors, measurement mode of 1 second perpoint under stable environmental conditions and a maximumdistance of 40 radial meters from the measurement sensor. Allspecifications are stated in maximum permissible error (MPE).Typical results are half the MPE.U xyz – Full Range(Full Range Definition: 360° horizontally, ± 45° vertically)AT901-B, AT901-MR, AT901-LR± 15 µm + 6 µm/m(±0.0006” + 0.00007”/ft)Robust construction andsuperior thermal stabilitywith homogenous internaldesign and non-heat emittingtracker sensor headThe AIFM or “<strong>Absolute</strong>Interferometer” combinesthe absolute measurementfrom the ADM with thealmost instantaneous updaterate of the interferometerto produce themost accurate, stable,technologically maturedistancing unit we haveever createdContinuous on-specoperation in tough industrialenvironments with no needfor frequent compensationroutines; a yearly calibrationis all your <strong>Leica</strong> <strong>Absolute</strong><strong>Tracker</strong> will ever needWaiting for the tracker to“lock-on” is now a thing ofthe past. Simply catch thebeam and you are measuringagain without delay. Nomatter if you are using areflector, <strong>Leica</strong> T-Probe,<strong>Leica</strong> T-Scan or <strong>Leica</strong> T-Mac,the AIFM can instantlyre-establish a broken laserbeam and immediately startmeasuring the moving target.U xyz – in 2.5 x 5 x 10 m volume (8.2 x 16.4 x 32.8 ft)(Prerequisite: The laser tracker sensor is anywhere inside thevolume)AT901-B, AT901-MR, AT901-LR± 10 µm + 5 µm/m(±0.0004” + 0.00006”/ft)2,5 m5 m6 Degrees of Freedom (6DOF)Portable CMM available asan optionLean construction andcompact dimensions,weighing 22 kg and620 mm in lengthThe world’s onlytechnologically mature<strong>PCMM</strong> system that can probelike a fixed CMM, scan likea laser scanner and trackautomated applications − allin one systemEasy one-persontransportation andinstallation, in fullcompliance with labordepartment regulations;whole system fits in anaverage-sized station wagon10 mADM/IFM with small beamdiameterUse of 0.5” reflectors over fullmeasurement rangev<strong>Leica</strong> <strong>Absolute</strong> <strong>Tracker</strong>, <strong>Leica</strong> T-Cam and <strong>Leica</strong> T-ProbeAmbient conditionsWorking temperature+0°C to +40°C (32°F to 104°F)Storage temperature-10°C to +60°C (14°F to 140°F)Relative humidity10 – 90%, non-condensingOperational elevation0 – 3,050 m (0 – 10,000 ft)Versatile MountingMounts vertically andhorizontally providingversatility in measurementvolume.* *** Typical results withinspecifications.** Can not be used with theT-Cam in the horizontal position.Storage elevation0 – 21,000 m (0 – 70,000 ft)Marks of conformityCB-certified by electrosuisseCEYesYesYes


<strong>Leica</strong> <strong>Absolute</strong> <strong>Tracker</strong> AT 901-B AT 901-MR AT 901-LRAccuracy shown is the maximum permissible error (MPE). Typical results are half the MPE.CompatibilityCompatible with <strong>Leica</strong> T-Cam No Yes YesCompatible with <strong>Leica</strong> T-Probe No Yes YesCompatible with <strong>Leica</strong> T-Scan No Yes YesCompatible with <strong>Leica</strong> T-Mac No Yes YesMeasurement VolumeTypical Volume (Ø) 160 m (525 ft) 50m (164 ft) 160 m (525 ft)Horizontal 360° 360° 360°Vertical ± 45°/360° * ± 45°/360° * ± 45°/360° *AT 901-B, AT 901-LR* in horizontal setupMeasuring and tracking performanceMeasuring rateMeasuring rate outputTracking speed lateralTracking speed radialAcceleration lateralAcceleration radial3,000 points per second1,000 points per second> 4 m/s (13 ft/s)> 6 m/s (19 ft/s)> 2 gunlimited<strong>Absolute</strong> Interferometer (AIFM) Yes Yes YesPrinciple technologySingle Beam HeterodyneInterferometer with PolarizationModulation <strong>Absolute</strong> ReferenceWavelength633 nm / 795 nm (visible / IR)Warm-up time, cold start8 minWarm-up time, warm start5 minLargest Beam diameter4 mmInterferometer Distance Resolution 0.32 µm (0.000013”)Interferometer Distance Accuracy± 0.5 µm/m (± 0.000006”/ft)Dynamic Lock-On Accuracy ± 10 µm (± 0.00039”)Typical Lock-On working range 1.0 – 80.0 m 1.0 – 9.0 m 1.0 – 80.0 m(3.3 – 262 ft) (3.3 – 29 ft) (3.3 – 262 ft)AT 901-MRLaser SafetyThe Laser Tracking System is a Class 2 Laser Product IEC 60825-1; Second Edition (2007-03)Accuracy informationAngular resolutionAngular repeatability, full rangeand in 2.5 x 5 x 10 m volumeAngle accuracy, full rangeAngle accuracy in 2.5 x 5 x 10 m volume0.14 arc sec± 7.5 µm + 3 µm/m(±0.0003” + 0.00004”/ft)± 15 µm + 6 µm/m(±0.0006” + 0.00007”/ft)± 10 µm + 5 µm/m(±0.0004” + 0.00006”/ft)Size and weightSensor size 620 / 290 / 240 mm (24 / 11 / 9”)Sensor weight22 kg (48.5 lbs)Controller size 510 / 485 / 200 mm (20 / 19 / 7.9”)Controller weight17 kg (37.5 lbs)


<strong>Leica</strong> T-Probe system accuracyThe measurement uncertainty of 3D points “U 3d” is definedas the distance between a measured point and the nominalposition of that point. This measurement uncertainty is specifiedas a function of the distance between the laser tracker and themeasured point.Comfort through true intelligenceFeatureBenefitArmless operationsFull “Walk-Around” freedomThe measurement uncertainty of spatial length “U l” is definedas the deviation between a measured length and its nominalvalue. This measurement uncertainty is specified as a functionof the shortest distance between the laser tracker and themeasured length. The length can be up to 6 m and is positionedperpendicularly to the laser beam (<strong>Leica</strong> T-Probe held in constantorientation).Measurement uncertainty of sphere radius “U r” is defined asthe deviation between a measured sphere radius and its nominalvalue. This specification assumes a reference sphere with a radiusbet ween 10 mm and 50 mm. This measurement uncertaintyis specified as a function of the distance between the Laser<strong>Tracker</strong> and the measured sphere (<strong>Leica</strong> T-Probe held in constantorientation).The uncertainty specified below is achieved with <strong>Leica</strong>T-Probe (110 mm stylus in mount 1/2) and a measurement modeof 1s per point under stable environmental conditions. Accuracyshown is the maximum permissible error (MPE). Typical resultsare half the MPE.Measurement uncertainty of 3D Point (MPE)U 3d = 100 µm if under 7 m (0.004” if under 23 ft)U 3d = 30 µm + 10 µm/m if greater than 7 m(0.0012” + 0.00012”/ft if greater than 23 ft)Measurement uncertainty of spatial length (MPE)U l = ± 60 µm if under 8.5 m (± 0.0024” if under 27.9 ft)U l = ± 7 µm/m if greater than 8.5 m(± 0.00008”/ft if greater than 27.9 ft)Measurement uncertainty of sphere radius (MPE)U r = ± 20 µm + 2 µm/m (± 0.0008” + 0.00002”/ft)Wireless operationsNo direct line of sightbetween probe tip and lasertracker requiredProbe self-identificationStylus self-identificationAcoustic system feedbackin your handVisual system feedbackin your handPrecision quick releasefor stylusWide variationof styli type and length6DOF Dynamic Lock-OnSpeed and safety increaseReaches hidden, recessedor hard-to-reach parts withoutneeding to repositionlaser trackerEliminates handling errorsEliminates handling errorsAccelerates measurementprocessAccelerates measurementprocessFlexibility with speedHighest probing flexibilityNo more waiting for thetracker to “lock on” – AIFMcan instantly re-establisha broken laser beam.<strong>Leica</strong> T-Probe AT 901-MR AT 901-LRAccuracy shown is the maximum permissible error (MPE).Typical results are half the MPE.Measurement volumeMaximal volume (Ø) 18 m 30 m(59 ft) (98 ft)Horizontal 360°Vertical ± 45°Acceptance angle(Freedom to rotate)Pitch angle ± 45°Jaw angle ± 45°Roll angle360°, unlimitedMeasuring and tracking performanceMeasuring rate outputTracking speed all directionsAcceleration, all directionsWeight<strong>Leica</strong> T-Probe with standard tipand battery<strong>Leica</strong> T-Probe with standard tipand without battery<strong>Leica</strong> T-Cam MR and LR1,000 points per second> 1 m/s (≈ 3.3 ft/s)1 g670 g (≈ 1.48 lb)570 g (≈ 1.26 lb)4.7 kg (≈ 10.36 lb)


Comfort through true intelligenceFeatureBenefit<strong>Leica</strong> T-Mac system accuracyAccuracy of rotation angles0.01° = 18 µm/100mm (0.002”/ft)Accuray of time stamp‹5 µsPositioning accuracy for typical roboticdrilling applications50 µm (0.002”)Positional accuracy± 15 µm + 6 µm/m (±0.0006” + 0.00007”/ft)<strong>Leica</strong> AT901-MR gives youa measurement volume of upto 18 m (59 ft), <strong>Leica</strong> AT901-LRup to 30 m (98 ft)Accuracy shown is the maximum permissible error (MPE).Typical results are half the MPE.Sealed housingRobust design, with nointernal moving parts ormechanismsSimple mechanical interfaceAdaptation of tool exchangeinterfaceMultiple reflector nests on<strong>Leica</strong> T-Mac housing6DOF Dynamic Lock-OnWork in toughest industrialenvironmentsDesigned for use in realproduction environments,easy to service and withno “wear and tear”Direct mounting on a robotor a machineAutomatic connection torobot with high repeatabilityof under 3 µm (0.00012”)Calibrated reflector locationsas known home points foreasy establishing of objectorientationNo more waiting for thetracker to “lock on” – AIFMcan instantly re-establisha broken laser beam.<strong>Leica</strong> T-Mac AT 901-MR AT 901-LRAccuracy shown is the maximum permissible error (MPE).Typical results are half the MPE.Measurement volumeMaximal volume 18 m 30 m(59 ft) (98 ft)Horizontal 360°Vertical ± 45°Acceptance angle(Freedom to rotate)Pitch angle ± 45°Jaw angle ± 45°Roll angle360°, unlimitedMeasuring and tracking performanceMeasuring rate output1,000 points per secondTracking speed all directions> 1 m/s (≈ 3.3 ft/s)Acceleration all directions1 gAccuracyAccuracy of rotation angles0.01° = 18 µm/100mm(0.002”/ft)Accuray of time stamp ‹5 µsPositional accuracy± 15 µm + 6 µm/m(±0.0006” + 0.00007”/ft)Weight<strong>Leica</strong> T-Mac1,480 g (≈ 3.26 lb)


<strong>Leica</strong> T-Scan system accuracyMeasurement uncertainty of spatial length “U l” is the deviationbetween a measured length and its nominal value. This measurementuncertainty is specified as a function of the shortest distance between theLaser <strong>Tracker</strong> and the measured length. The length can be up to 6 m and isperpendicular positioned to the laser beam.The centers of two fix-mountedspheres (sphere radius between 15 mm and 20 mm) at the end of thereference length are representing the nominal distance. The measureddistance between the sphere centers is calculated using scan data of allfour <strong>Leica</strong> T-Scan sides.Measurement uncertainty of sphere radius “U R” is the deviationbetween a measured sphere radius and its nominal value. Themeasurement uncertainty of the sphere surface “Us” is defined as thevalue of all deviation from the best-fit sphere that is calculated with allmeasured points. This specification assumes a reference sphere with aradius between 10 mm and 50 mm. These measurement uncertainties arespecified as a function of the distance between the Laser <strong>Tracker</strong> and thesphere. Data of all four <strong>Leica</strong> T-Scan sides is utilized for the calculation ofthe sphere radius and the sphere surface.Measurement uncertainty of plane surface “U p” is defined as the valueof all deviation from the best-fit plane that is calculated with all measuredpoints. Data from all four <strong>Leica</strong> T-Scan sides is utilized for the calculationof the plane surface.The uncertainty specified below is achieved with <strong>Leica</strong> T-Scan using apoint density setting of at least 0.35 mm and a line spacing of at least0.35 mm under stable environmental conditions.Measurement uncertainty of spatial length (2 sigma)U L = ± 60 um if under 8.5 m (± 0.0024” if under 27.9 ft)U L = ± 60 um + 4 um/m if greater than 8.5 m (± 0.0024” + 0.00005”/ft ifgreater than 27.9 ft)Measurement uncertainty of sphere radius (2 sigma)U R = ± 50 um if under 8.5 m (± 0.002” if under 27.9 ft)U R = ± 50 um + 4 um/m if greater than 8.5 m (± 0.002 “ + 0.00005”/ft ifgreater than 27.9 ft)U S = ± 85 um + 1.5 um/m (±0.0033” + 0.00002”/ft)Measurement uncertainty of plane surface (2 sigma)U P = ± 80 um + 3 um/m (±0.0031” + 0.00004”/ft)<strong>Leica</strong> AT901-MR gives youa measurement volumeof up to 18 m (59 ft),<strong>Leica</strong> AT901-LR up to30 m (98 ft)


<strong>Leica</strong> T-Scan AT 901-MR AT 901-LRMeasurement volumeMaximal volume (Ø) 18 m 30 m(59 ft) (98 ft)Horizontal 360°Vertical ± 45°Acceptance angle(Freedom to rotate)Pitch angle ± 45°Jaw angle ± 45°Roll angle360°, unlimitedMeasuring andtracking performanceTracking speed all directionsAcceleration all directions> 1 m/s (≈ 3.3 ft/s)1g<strong>Leica</strong> T-Scan sensorMeasuring depth 78 mm (3.07”)Mean scan width 90 mm (3.54”)Mean measuring distance 86 mm (3.39”)Line frequencyup to 140 lines/secondMeasurement sampling rate20,000 points per secondPoint density0.07 mm – 0.98 mm(0.0028” – 0.039”)Accuracy ±20 µm (0.00079”)Laser Safety IEC 60825-1; 1993+A11997 + A2: 2001, class 2Working temperatureStorage temperatureRelative humidityWeight<strong>Leica</strong> T-Scan+16°C to +24°C (61°F to 75°F)-10°C to +60°C (14°F to 140°F)10 – 90% non-condensing1,200 g (≈ 2.6 lbs)FeatureBenefitMeasurement volume of up to 30 m (98 ft)Optimized laser opticsDoubled data rateMinimal point distance cut in halfEnhanced operator feedback with newintuitive LED patternImproved ergonomics with optimized handledesign and reduced weight6DOF Dynamic Lock-OnMeasure large object without repositioninglaser trackerBetter data quality: Higher performance ondark or shiny surfaces. Up to 20% less noisethan before. More materials can be scannedwithout spray.Time savings: Scan large surfaces in half thetime compared to the previous <strong>Leica</strong> T-Scangeneration.Increased accuracy: Sheet metal featuresand contours can be digitised moreprecisely.Accurate information about optimalscanning distance<strong>Leica</strong> T-Scan is the most comfortable-towork-withhand-held laser scanner in theindustryNo more waiting for the tracker to “lock on”– AIFM can instantly re-establish a brokenlaser beam.


Whether building the fastest car, the biggestplane, or the most precise tooling, you need exactmeasurements to improve quality and productivity.So when it has to be right, professionals trust<strong>Leica</strong> Geosystems Metrology to help collect,analyze, and present 3-dimensional (3D) datafor industrial measurement.<strong>Leica</strong> Geosystems Metrology is best knownfor its broad array of control and industrialmeasurement products including laser trackers,Local Positioning Technology (LPT) basedsystems, hand-held scanners, 3D software andhigh-precision total stations. Those who use <strong>Leica</strong>Metrology products every day trust them for theirdependability, the value they deliver, and theworld-class service & support that’s second tonone.Precision, reliability and service from <strong>Leica</strong>Geosystems Metrology.<strong>Leica</strong> GeosystemsMetrology ProductsMoenchmattweg 5CH-5035 UnterentfeldenSwitzerlandPhone +41 62 737 67 68Fax +41 62 737 68 68www.leica-geosystems.com/metrology© 2009 Hexagon AB.All rights reserved.764365Due to continuing product development, HexagonMetrology reserves the right to change productspecifications without prior notice.Printed in Switzerland. April 2009

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