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Ring illumination around 4 cameras
Grey-level distribution of 1 section
Ring illumination around 1 camera
Grey-level distribution of 1 camera
23 11 4 -1 -3 -3 0
21 10 3 -2 -5 -5 -2
21 10 3 -1 -2 -2 0
26 15 8 4 2 3 6
34 24 16 13 11 12 15
45 31 21 19 21 34 47
38 22 9 6 9 22 40
36 18 4 2 5 19 37
32 16 2 -3 3 16 33
44 28 16 14 18 44 30
Figure 24. Problem of inhomogeneous grey-level by ring-illumination types
Fig. 7 illustrates two types of camera-illumination systems. The first system contains 4 cameras,
the second only 1 camera. Both have LED-ring illumination modules. The grey-level distribu‐
tion maps shown above have been measured with the same type of illumination and grey-
reference flat. The green areas indicate the valuable field of the camera. This example clearly
points out the importance of the homogeneity. Of course this phenomenon is also present when
the illumination system is multi-coloured.
Most optical inspection / control appliance decisions are based on image-processing methods
that have been set experientially. The stress is on the word “experientially”. Most of the AOI
machines make some kind of template matching. These sample-templates can be colour or
greyscale, stand from parts/windows or form a complete pattern. The machine can be ‘self-
learning or directed by means of an “external trainer”. Due to the fact that the overall reliability
of these machines is not 100%, the defined limits between good and bad classified patterns are
not strict. In some cases it could be that just two pixels differ between the data provided. If the
phenomenon which the system needs to detect is not so unambiguous, then it should search
for another method to make the gap wider between the 2 classes.
9. Software questions
One of the most wide-spread criticisms against the principles and methods of automated
optical inspection systems stems from a very interesting paradox. As we have mentioned
earlier, the introduction of AOI devices in the manufacturing lines was a result of the growth
in manufacturing process complexity. These inspection and control devices have to fulfill
certain reliability criteria which need to be validated. But unfortunately, these validation
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