Patent AT-E400011-T1: [Translated] MEASURING PROBE FOR A MACHINE TOOL CONFIGURABLE BY BENDING THE PROBE
A probe 10 has internal circuitry capable of operating in a plurality of different modes, for example a variety of filter modes and turn off modes. A method of operating such a probe is described in which deflection of the stylus is used to set the mode of operation. In one embodiment, the probe has a workpiece-contacting stylus 11 mounted on a seat from which it is deflectable.
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| description | A probe 10 has internal circuitry capable of operating in a plurality of different modes, for example a variety of filter modes and turn off modes. A method of operating such a probe is described in which deflection of the stylus is used to set the mode of operation. In one embodiment, the probe has a workpiece-contacting stylus 11 mounted on a seat from which it is deflectable. |
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| issued | 2025-09-05 |
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| modified | 2025-09-06 |
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| title | Patent AT-E400011-T1: [Translated] MEASURING PROBE FOR A MACHINE TOOL CONFIGURABLE BY BENDING THE PROBE |
