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Inspecting motor wire bundles and checking for solder defects
Using machine vision equipment to detect defective motor wire bundles (bindings) and solder.
1. HSV colour extraction enables subtle colour differences to be extracted accurately. 2. Adjusting the minimum saturation value (the S in HSV) enables stable detection under conditions of varying ambient illumination or reflection from shiny parts.
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Motor wire bundles and solder defects were previously checked using machine vision equipment with monochrome cameras. Detecting the difference between wires, terminal, and solder was difficult and unstable. The colour cameras of the XG Series ensure stable detection.
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- CV-X series
Intuitive Vision System -
High Performance, Icon-driven system with easy-to-use tools for simple setup by any user.
- CV-X series
- CV-5000 series
Intuitive Vision System -
The CV-5000 Series has the largest number of camera types for its class, letting you select the optimum camera for a wide range of applications.
- CV-5000 series
- CV-3000 seriesDiscontinued
Intuitive Vision System -
Providing the ultimate flexibility with a wide variety of camera choices using the industry's highest-performance image processing engine.
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- CV-3000 seriesDiscontinued
