Abstract
The mechanisms of the nonlinear error, primarily stemming from the deviation of the polynomial model fitting the wavelength-distance mapping relationship in chromatic confocal measurement, have been elucidated. A compensation method is proposed for the nonlinear error, based on a regression tree model. Through calibration experiments using our chromatic confocal sensor, an impressive improvement of over 40 % in precision could be achieved by our proposed compensation method, which advances from ±1 μm to ±0.6 μm within a 4 mm measurement range.
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