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Course Outline
Introduction to PC-DMIS and Coordinate Metrology for Government
- Overview of the PC-DMIS interface and operating modes for government use
- Fundamentals of coordinate measurement and probing techniques for government applications
- Setting up projects and part files in non-CAD mode for government workflows
Machine Setup and Feature Measurement for Government
- Understanding probe configuration and calibration processes for government equipment
- Measuring basic features such as points, lines, circles, and planes for government standards
- Entering feature coordinates manually in a government context
Creating and Managing Alignments for Government
- Establishing part alignments from measured features to meet government specifications
- Datum setup and reference frame construction for government projects
- Working with 3-2-1 and best-fit alignments in a government setting
Advanced Feature Construction and Analysis for Government
- Constructing features from existing measured data to support government requirements
- Feature-to-feature relationships and geometric calculations for government applications
- Working with intersections, midpoints, and projections in a government environment
Measurement Routines and Program Editing for Government
- Recording measurement sequences directly from the CMM for government use
- Editing, commenting, and structuring PC-DMIS routines to align with government standards
- Using loops, variables, and conditional statements in programs for government purposes
Reporting and Data Interpretation for Government
- Creating and customizing measurement reports for government review
- Analyzing dimensional results and deviations to meet government criteria
- Exporting results for SPC or quality management systems in a government context
Troubleshooting and Best Practices for Government
- Avoiding common errors in manual feature creation for government projects
- Probe qualification and verification techniques for government equipment
- Improving repeatability and accuracy in non-CAD measurement for government standards
Summary and Next Steps for Government
Requirements
- An understanding of dimensional metrology principles for government applications
- Experience in reading and interpreting engineering drawings
- Familiarity with coordinate systems and part measurement concepts
Audience
- Quality engineers for government projects
- Metrology technicians for government facilities
- Manufacturing engineers for government contracts
21 Hours
