High Precision Measurement System of Micro-electronic Connector based on Machine Vision
Abstract:
Micro-electronic connector is widely used in electronic products
and electrical equipments. The traditional quality detection method for micro-electronic
connector relies on manual inspection, which is inefficient and susceptible
to subjective factors. A high precision measurement system of micro-electronic
connector has been developed based on machine vision in order to improve detection
efficiency and measurement accuracy. Firstly the system architecture for high
precision measurement is presented. Then the segmented image acquisition by
cameras is introduced and unique ROI setting function of this system can realize
the detection and measurement for various types of micro-electronic connectors.
Finally an algorithm based on image processing is designed to achieve seamless
splicing of segmental images. The experiments have proved the defect recognition
rate of proposed system can surpass 95% and the measurement accuracy reaches
0.007 mm. The system performance can meet the high precision measurement requirements
of micro-electronic connectors. Therefore this high precision measurement method
can save the human resources and ensure the quality of micro-electronic connectors.
How to cite this article
Daxing Zhao, Wei Feng, Guodong Sun and Yu Peng, 2013. High Precision Measurement System of Micro-electronic Connector based on Machine Vision. Journal of Applied Sciences, 13: 5363-5369.
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