학술논문

Reduced-dimension and wavelet processing of SMD images for real-time inspection
Document Type
Conference
Source
Proceeding of Southwest Symposium on Image Analysis and Interpretation Image analysis and interpretation Image Analysis and Interpretation, 1996., Proceedings of the IEEE Southwest Symposium on. :30-36 1996
Subject
Signal Processing and Analysis
Computing and Processing
Humans
Optical surface waves
Printed circuits
Lighting
Feature extraction
Manufacturing processes
Assembly
Automatic optical inspection
Contracts
Educational technology
Language
Abstract
This paper presents a technique that uses a linear projection of images and other processing steps to arrive at a one-dimensional multiplierless correlation. This operation is used to detect the presence or absence of surface mounted devices (SMDs) in the inspection of printed circuit boards. Images with two types of illuminations are processed to produce two different decision schemes: one to detect component presence and the other to detect component absence. Additionally, the use of wavelet decomposition is examined as a pre-processing step in feature extraction, from which classification can be made.