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1	Renishaw SP80 Scanning Probe Ultra-high accuracy scanning probe with long stylus capability for measuring deep features
2	SP80 ultra-high accuracy scanning probe 1. What should an ideal scanning system offer? 2. What type of scanning probe is the SP80? 3. Where can the SP80 be used? 4. What's components make up the SP80 system? 5. Comparing SP80 with competitor offerings? - PASSIVE probes v ACTIVE probes 6. SP80 key design characteristics
3	What should an ideal scanning system offer?
4	What type of scanning probe is SP80?
5	Where can SP80 be used? (1)
6	Where can SP80 be used? (2)
7	Where can SP80 be used? (3)
8	What components make up the SP80 system? (1)
9	What components make up the SP80 system? (2)
10	What components make up the SP80 system? (3)
11	What components make up the SP80 system? (4)
12	Comparing SP80 with Competitor Offerings Q. How do I compare SP80 with the competition? A. The following slides will help explain the justification for choosing the SP80 probe...
13	Passive v Active? – Overview – Advantage SP80
14	Passive v Active? - Method of Control – Advantage SP80
15	Passive v Active? - Sensor Design and Calibration
16	Passive v Active? - Dynamic Response – Advantage SP80
17	Passive v Active? – Measurement Performance
18	Passive v Active? - Robustness – Advantage SP80
19	Passive v Active? - Lifetime Costs – Advantage SP80
20	SP80 - Key Design Characteristics (1)
21	SP80 - Key Design Characteristics (2)
22	SP80 - Key Design Characteristics (3)
23	SP80 - Key Design Characteristics (4)
24	SP80 - Key Design Characteristics (5)
25	SP80 - Key Design Characteristics (6)
26	SP80 - Key Design Characteristics (7)
27	SP80 Summary
28	SP80 – The Ultimate in Scanning Probe Technology