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www.posishome.co.kr www.posistechnology.com Optics in Surface Inspection www.posishome.co.kr www.posistechnology.com

1. Inspection System 2019-01-18

2. Camera # Benefits of Line Scan Camera Low – cost High Dynamic Range High Sensitivity Fast Scanning without expensive strobing # Consideration Point Before Choosing the Camera 1. 제품의 특성 – 투과, 반사 조명 2. 제품과 defect의 투과 or 반사 스펙트럼 성향. 3. Defect의 종류 4. 검출 사이즈에 대한 한계  FOV와 관계 5. 제품의 이송속도 2019-01-18

2. Camera # Specifications of Line Scan Camera(Example : Dalsa Spyder SP-14) # of pixels 2048 Data Format 8-bit LVDS Pixel Size 14 ㎛ X 14 ㎛ Response 12-96DN(nJ/cm2) Aperture Size 28.7 mm X 14 ㎛ Dynamic Range Up to 830:1 Lens Mount F-mount Gain Range 1-8x Max. Line Rate 18.7 kHz Operating Temp. 0-50 ℃ Data Rate 40 MHz Power Dissipation <6W SP-14 Responsivity(8x gain) Responsivity [DN(nJ/cm2)] Wavelength(nm) 2019-01-18

Optics in Surface Inspection Calculation of Working Distance ; Single Lens Optics in Surface Inspection 2. Camera # Type Line Scan Camera (Digital, Analog) # Resolution of Camera Spatial Resolution : 1, 2, 5 k (1024, 2048, 5120 pixels) <= Camera Scan Direction Temporal Resolution : 10, 20, 30, 40 MHz <= Sample Progress Direction ex) Dalsa Line Scan Camera(2 k, 40 M) : 2048 pixels, 40 MHz(18.7 kHz/line) Sample Progress Direction Spatial Resolution Camera Scan Direction Temporal Resolution

Optics in Surface Inspection Calculation of Working Distance ; Single Lens Optics in Surface Inspection 2. Camera Sensor Lens Working Distance Resolution Field of View(FOV)

Optics in Surface Inspection Calculation of Working Distance ; Single Lens f x o S i y y o y i : Object Size : Image Size S o : Distance between Object and Lens S i : Distance between Image and Lens S o = x o + f S i = x i + f M T y i o = S x f ,

Optics in Surface Inspection Calculation of Working Distance ; Single Lens f x o S i y Example y o : Camera Aperture Size(dalsa) ; 28.7 mm y i : FOV(Field of View) ; 480 mm f : focal length of Lens ; 50 mm y i x i 480 x i x i = 836.23 = = y o f S i = x i 28.7 50 + = 886.23 f y i f 480 x o 50 = 2.989 = y o x o = 28.7 x o S o = x o + f = 52.989

Optics in Surface Inspection Calculation of Resolution 1. Spatial Resolution # Example Dalsa Line Scan Camera (2 k, 40 M (18.7 kHz)) Aperture size = 28.7 mm If FOV(Field of View) is 480 mm, Size of each 1 pixel in FOV is 0.234 mm. Size of 1 pixel = FOV / # pixels = 480 mm / 2048 pixels = 0.234 mm / pixel FOV Camera 28.7 mm 480 mm 2048 pixels 2048 pixels

Optics in Surface Inspection Calculation of Resolution 2. Temporal Resolution # Example (Dalsa Line Scan Camera, 2 k, 40 M (18.7 kHz)) Speed of Sample Progress = v (m/s) Time of 1 line progress = 1 / 18.7 (sec) Distance of 1 line progress in 1 clock x = v t  x = v * 1 / 18.7

Optics in Surface Inspection Calculation of Resolution 3. Example of Resolution Calculation # Example (Dalsa Line Scan Camera, 2 k, 40 M (18.7 kHz)), FOV = 480 mm Speed of Sample Progress = 600 (m/min) Spatial Resolution = FOV / # of pixels = 480 (mm) / 2048 (pixels) = 0.234 mm/ pixel Temporal Resolution Speed of Sample Progress = 600 (m/min) = 10 (m/s) = 10000 (mm/s) Time of 1 line progress = 1 / 18700 (sec) Distance of 1 line progress in 1 clock x = v t  x = 10000 * 1 / 18700 = 0.535 mm  Resolution of this Sample = 0.234 X 0.535 mm

Optics in Surface Inspection 3. Light Source Light Source : Red, IR, Blue, White, Green LED Halogen Lamp, Laser, etc.. Optical Filter(polarizer, diffuser, beam splitter, color filter, optical fiber, etc..) + Light Source = Light Source Systems Controller

Optics in Surface Inspection 3. Patent Pending

Optics in Surface Inspection Even 신호 Even + Odd 신호로 인한 카메라 신호 Odd 신호

Optics in Surface Inspection Ex) Even 신호 Odd 신호 Even 과 Odd의 세기를 달리하였을 때의 영상

Optics in Surface Inspection 3. Light Source # Irradiation ways 1. Reflection Mode # 교차 조명 # 직접 조명 # 경사 조명

Optics in Surface Inspection 3. Light Source # Irradiation ways 2. Transmission Mode # 직접 조명 # 확산 조명

Optics in Surface Inspection 3. Light Source # Special Irradiation Systems  Using Half Mirror  Using Mirror * Patent Pending

Optics in Surface Inspection 3. Light Source Optics in Surface Inspection # 반사체에 대한 빛의 세기 Intensity of Incident Beam ≃ Intensity of Reflection Beam Intensity of Reflection Beam = 0 Intensity of Incident Beam < Intensity of Reflection Beam Intensity of Incident Beam < Intensity of Reflection Beam

Optics in Surface Inspection 3. Light Source Optics in Surface Inspection # 투과체에 대한 빛의 세기 Intensity of Transmittance Beam = > >

Optics in Surface Inspection 4. Relation between Light Source and Type of Defects Ex) Images of Defects in the CCL (real Image ; processing image) Pit and Dent Wrinkle SCH CPS

Optics in Surface Inspection Ex) Images of Defects in the CCL 흑점 주름 P&D 버블

Optics in Surface Inspection Ex) Images of Defects in the 부직포 이물

Optics in Surface Inspection Ex) Images of Defects in the battery 눌림자국

Optics in Surface Inspection Ex) Images of Defects in the Diffuser film

Optics in Surface Inspection Ex) Images of Defects in the ML film PH,PHW (no filter) PH,PHW (filter)

Optics in Surface Inspection Ex) Images of Defects in the Transparent film (Real image)

Optics in Surface Inspection Ex) Images of Defects in the Object of High Reflectance (Real image)

Optics in Surface Inspection 5. Processing System Even 조명 Odd 조명 A B A B 각 부분을 High Pass Filter를 적용한 후 미분 Filter를 적용시키면. C C D D

Optics in Surface Inspection 5. Processing System ( O, O ) A B C D ( O, O ) ( +, - ) ( -, + ) Reference( ) 설정 Positive( ), Negative( ) Threshold 설정 – Single

Optics in Surface Inspection 5. Processing System P3 P2 P1 N1 N2 N3 Multi Threshold 설정

Optics in Surface Inspection 5. Processing System Filter Threshold 설정