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INTRODUCTION TO MACHINE VISION - Assembly Mag

INTRODUCTION TOMACHINE VISIONA guide to automating process & quality improvementsIntroduction to MACHINE VISION 2 What is MACHINE VISION ? ..3 Benefits of MACHINE VISION ..5 MACHINE VISION applications ..6 Guidance ..7 Identification ..8 Inspection ..10 Components of a MACHINE VISION system ..11 Back lighting ..13 Axial diffuse lighting ..13 Structured Directional lighting ..14 Dark-field illumination ..14 Bright-field Diffused dome lighting ..14 Strobe lighting ..14 Image sensor ..15 VISION processing ..16 Communications ..16 Different types of MACHINE VISION systems? ..17 1D VISION Systems ..17 2D Systems ..18 Area scan vs. line scan.

avoids obsolescence Lower production costs One vision system vs. many people / Detection of flaws early in the process Scrap rate reduction Inspection, measurement, and gauging ... , functional flaws, and other irregularities in manufactured products. Examples include inspecting tablets of medicine for flaws, displays to verify icons or confirm ...

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