RFQ Tool

Machine Vision Lighting RFQ Brief Builder

Build a concise engineering brief before requesting a lighting evaluation. The tool turns part material, target feature, camera, lens, working distance, speed, and controller constraints into a format LuxMV can use for sample-testing or quotation review.

Send brief to LuxMV Read selection guide

Material / partTarget feature or defectSurface / optical behaviorField of viewWorking distanceCameraLensSpeed / exposureTrigger / controller modeMechanical / process constraints

RFQ-ready brief

LuxMV lighting selection brief
Material / part: [add material, color, finish, coating]
Target feature or defect: [add scratch, edge, hole, print, glue contour, contamination, etc.]
Surface / optical behavior: [add reflective, matte, transparent, curved, oily, textured, etc.]
Field of view: [add FOV]
Working distance: [add WD]
Camera: [add sensor, resolution, line-scan/area-scan if known]
Lens: [add focal length, aperture, telecentric/macro if known]
Production speed / exposure: [add line speed, takt time, exposure, frame rate]
Trigger / controller mode: [add continuous, strobe, overdrive, pulse width, current mode]
Mechanical or process constraints: [add mounting, heat, cable, space, washdown, approval constraints]
Recommended first test path: Start with ring, bar, coaxial, dome, and backlight comparison images before locking the light type.
Attachments to send: sample images, failed image, drawing, part photo, camera/lens datasheet, and any pass/fail criteria.

HowTo

How to use the brief

Start with the target feature and material behavior, not the preferred light model.
Add camera, lens, FOV, working distance, speed, exposure, and trigger details if known.
Copy the generated brief into the contact form and attach files by secure link or follow-up email.
Use sample testing to confirm final wavelength, geometry, mounting, and controller mode before ordering.

FAQ

Lighting brief questions

What information makes a lighting RFQ easier to evaluate?

The most useful RFQ information includes material, target feature, field of view, working distance, camera, lens, speed, exposure, trigger mode, mechanical limits, sample images, failed images, and drawings.

Does the brief replace sample testing?

No. The brief helps LuxMV choose the first test path. Final lighting geometry, wavelength, controller mode, and mounting should still be confirmed against the real part and inspection environment.