A bundle includes five or more circular elongated elements. Each circular elongated element includes: a first end; a cylindrical portion defining an outer diameter of the circular elongated element and a rotation axis of the circular elongated element; and a second end. The first end and/or the second end of each circular elongated element fulfills at least one of the following equations: ARO≤A or ARO/OD≤B, where value A is 1.3 mm, ARO is an axial run out in mm of the first end and/or the second end of the respective circular elongated element, value B in mm/mm is 0.1, and OD is the outer diameter in mm of the respective circular elongated element.

In an embodiment an apparatus includes a receptacle configured to receive a wafer, a light port configured to emit light from a source of light so as to shine the light on an edge of the wafer, wherein the light port is an opening located on a surface of the receptacle and a light sensitive element configured to receive light that passed the edge of the wafer and to form a detection signal based on the received light, wherein the light port is located underneath the wafer.

A method for aligning a calibration device for calibrating a vehicle environmental sensor of a vehicle, and a device for carrying out such a method. The method includes: measuring a temporal curve of at least one measurement point using the camera, determining the geometrical driving axis from the temporal curve of the at least one measurement point, measuring a first and a second lateral distance value of the vehicle using the distance sensors at a measurement time, determining a center of a vehicle axle at the measurement time on the basis of the ascertained lateral distance values, correlating the geometrical driving axis to the center of the vehicle axle at the measurement time and determining an axially centric geometrical driving axis, and aligning the calibration device in correspondence to the ascertained axially centric geometrical driving axis.

A method for measuring interfaces of an optical element, forming part of a plurality of similar elements including at least one reference optical element, the method implemented by a device, the method including: relative positioning of each reference optical element and the measurement beam, to allow a measurement of interfaces of each reference optical element; acquisition of a reference image, of each reference element; positioning of the measured optical element to allow acquisition of a measurement image, of the optical element to be measured; determining a difference of position in a field of view of the measured element with respect to each reference optical element, based on the reference and measurement images; adjusting the position of the measured optical element in the field of view to cancel the difference of position; and measuring the interfaces of the measured optical element by the measurement beam.

Aspects for active alignment for assembling optical imaging systems are described herein. As an example, the aspects may include aligning an optical detector with an optical component. The optical component is configured to alter a direction of one or more light beams emitted from an image displayed by an optical engine. The aspects may further include detecting, by the optical detector, a virtual image generated by the one or more light beams emitted by the optical engine; and adjusting, by a multi-axis controller, an optical path of the one or more light beams based on one or more parameters of the virtual image collected by the optical detector.

The invention relates to a method and an apparatus for ascertaining a positional deviation of a brake disc (30) relative to a caliper seat (11). According to the invention, an angular deviation (34) from the parallel between the brake disc (30) and the caliper seat (11) is measured in that an apparatus (1) for ascertaining the positional deviation of the brake disc (30) is connected to the caliper seat (11), the apparatus (1) comprising at least two distance sensors (20, 22) that are stationary with respect to the caliper seat (11) and take measurements in the direction of a first flat face of the brake disc (30), the distance sensors (20, 22) transmitting distances (A, A′) between the first flat face of the brake disc (30) and the distance sensors (20, 22) measured at different radii (R, R′) of the brake disc (30) to an evaluation device, the angular deviation (34) of the brake disc (30) being ascertained by the evaluation device from the distances.

A laser alignment fixture for a reactor system may be used to align components of the reactor system to allow for a uniform deposition of a thin film onto a substrate. The laser alignment fixture may include: a lid assembly; and a plurality of laser and sensor assemblies. The laser alignment fixture may align at least: a flow control ring, a susceptor, and a side wall of the reactor system.

The application provides a structure for an alignment measurement mark and a method for an alignment measurement, and includes a first overlay mark and a second overlay mark. The second overlay mark includes a pattern structure to be measured. A layer where the first overlay mark is located is adjacent to a layer where the second overlay mark is located. An orthographic projection of the first overlay mark onto the layer where the second overlay mark is located is located at an inner side of the second overlay mark, or an orthographic projection of the first overlay mark onto the layer where the second overlay mark is located is located at a periphery of the second overlay mark.

A vehicle measuring apparatus wherein an electronic control system is able to automatically calibrate two main image acquisition devices. The vehicle measuring apparatus comprises a base unit comprising a target, a support bar that is horizontal and arranged suspended above the base unit, two auxiliary image acquisition devices that are mounted on the support bar so as to capture target images containing the target of the base unit, and an electronic control system that determines the poses of the main image acquisition devices based on the target images and automatically calibrates the same based on the poses determined.

Calibration in the field is described for stereo and other depth camera configurations using a projector One example includes imaging the first and the second feature in a first camera of the camera system wherein the distance from the first camera to the projector is known, imaging the first and the second feature in a second camera of the camera system, wherein the distance from the second camera to the projector is known, determining a first disparity between the first camera and the second camera to the first feature, determining a second disparity between the first camera and the second camera to the second feature, and determining an epipolar alignment error of the first camera using the first and the second disparities.