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Specifying and Ordering Guide for CVS-700 Vision Systems
A complete family of separate-camera vision systems
powered by NeuroCheck. It’s hardware choices and NeuroCheck
engine combine to encompass nearly every imaginable hardware or
software feature and capability. Choices and variables include:
include: NeuroCheck Version, operating system, processor speed,
camera resolution, gray scale / color,
interlaced/non-interlaced, area scan / line scan, camera
enclosure type, image capturing and processing options, physical
configuration enclosure type of CVP (central vision processor),
discrete input type and quantity, discrete output type and
quantity, data interface types, optional built-in displays,
quantity of cameras, Ethernet port, oversized
enclosure/slots/power supply for additional expandability, Profibus port, zip drive and other options.
NeuroCheck Triggering & Image Acquisition (125K)
Handout # SDOC-058-001 selected from FSI Machine Vision training
course handouts. Notes on programming and behavior of
NeuroCheck with respect to acquisition of images and triggering.
Specular,
Diffuse, Bright Field & Dark Field Lighting Basics (100K)
Handout # SDOC-058-002 selected from FSI Machine Vision training
course handouts. Defines and illustrates the fundamentals of
these lighting conditions, provides a brief introduction to
their uses, and shows configurations that obtain and use them.
Machine Vision Gauging Accuracy Topics (100K) Publication # SDOC-058-003
provides information and recommendation in the most
often-confused areas including:
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The relation between machine
vision accuracy and meeting part tolerances
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Mathematics of interpreting verification processes
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How to specify and obtain measurements on imperfect geometric
objects, when those definitions normally require ideal figures.
False
Rejects in MV Based Automatic Inspection Systems
(68K) #
SDOC-058-012
The topic of false rejects is examined first with respect to
achievement of performance objectives, and then with respect to
specification and project administration. The relation of
technical, human and specification factors to this topic is
examined.
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