What can I find in the LuxMV article library?
The library contains machine vision lighting notes, selection guidance, inspection application examples, controller integration topics, and company updates.
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Verify object-space field, working distance and permitted height variation even with telecentric optics. Validate using a calibration artefact.
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Light colour changes the relative response of target and background. Compare separation rather than overall image brightness.
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Dents and creases distort patterns. Test different directions and separate defects from smooth deformation caused by normal curvature.
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Multicolour rings can encode incidence direction. Keep camera colour processing fixed so automatic enhancement does not alter directional cues.
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Build good-part and borderline-defect samples first, then record false rejects and misses. Clear criteria are necessary to judge lighting.
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Bar length and incidence angle jointly determine coverage. Recheck ends and part-height differences after angle changes.
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Test centre, edges and corners separately. Check mounting-plane errors and lens vignetting when assessing large-field uniformity.
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Capture each angle separately before combining them. Strong reflections from one direction must not hide defects revealed by the other.
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Sample creases, contamination and scratches separately. Reflective wrapping also requires normal wrinkles and tension variation in the test set.
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Check square outlines alongside adjacent reflective surfaces. Ensure the corners remain continuous under the selected diffuse illumination.
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Dial-cover glare can hide lettering or pointers. Compare angles and check visibility through the pointer’s range of movement.
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Dark capacitors can merge with the fixture background. Check all orientations and control reflections from the fixture surface.
Read articleEach topic category targets a specific stage of optical system design. Use the summary table below to locate the right engineering notes.
| Category | Engineering Scope | Articles & Guides |
|---|---|---|
| Machine Vision Lighting | Light geometry, wavelength, diffusion, line-scan, backlight, coaxial, and fiber lighting notes. | 5 |
| Cameras & Lenses | Industrial cameras, lenses, focusing, depth of field, imaging parameters, and optical fundamentals. | 8 |
| Inspection Applications | Defect detection examples for semiconductor, automotive, electronics, packaging, and surface inspection. | 69 |
| Controllers & Integration | Controller modes, trigger timing, system integration, and production-line implementation notes. | 1 |
| Selection Guides | Practical selection methods for lighting, cameras, lenses, accuracy, and machine vision architecture. | 85 |
| Company News | Company updates, product announcements, and editorial news items. | 26 |
The library contains machine vision lighting notes, selection guidance, inspection application examples, controller integration topics, and company updates.
No. Articles provide selection context; final lighting choices work well when compared with the actual workpiece, camera, lens, and production conditions.