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10 WATT HALOGEN ILLUMINATOR |
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COAX ILLUM FOR DUAL MAG MODULE |
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COAX ILLUM WITH ANALYZER, STEPPT |
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COAX ILLUMINATOR OBJECTIVE DUAL |
5 |
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COAX ILLUM WITH ANALYZER, DC MOT |
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COAX ILLUM WITH 5MM FOCUS |
2 |
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1 WATT, RIGHT ANGLE COAX LED ILL |
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FIBER OPTIC ILLUMINATOR |
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FIBER OPTIC ILLUMINATOR |
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LED FIBEROPTIC ILLUMINATOR |
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Illumination sources are critical components in optical inspection systems, providing controlled lighting to enhance image quality and measurement accuracy. These light sources enable precise detection of surface defects, dimensional variations, and material properties across industrial, scientific, and medical applications. Their evolution has directly driven advancements in machine vision, automated quality control, and non-contact measurement technologies.
| Type | Functional Characteristics | Application Examples |
|---|---|---|
| LED Light Sources | High energy efficiency, long lifespan (50,000+ hours), adjustable wavelength | PCB board inspection, food packaging defect detection |
| Halogen Lamps | Continuous spectrum output, high color rendering index | Metal surface roughness measurement, optical microscopy |
| Xenon Lamps | High-intensity pulsed light, broad spectral range | High-speed motion object capture, 3D shape measurement |
| Laser Illuminators | Monochromatic coherence, adjustable beam shape | Semiconductor wafer alignment, precision displacement sensing |
| Fluorescent Lamps | Uniform area lighting, low heat emission | Document scanning, textile quality control |
Typical illumination systems consist of: - Light source core (LED array/lamp/halogen bulb) - Precision optical components (lenses, diffusers, filters) - Thermal management system (heat sinks/fans) - Power regulation modules - Housing with mechanical adjustment features Advanced systems integrate smart controllers for intensity modulation and spectral tuning.
| Parameter | Importance |
|---|---|
| Illuminance (lx) | Determines minimum detectable feature size |
| Spectral Range (nm) | Affects material contrast and penetration depth |
| Color Temperature (K) | Influences image sensor color accuracy |
| Lifespan (hours) | Impacts maintenance intervals and TCO |
| Stability (% fluctuation) | Determines measurement repeatability |
| Manufacturer | Representative Product | Key Features |
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| CCS Inc. | LDR2-50SW2 | Programmable RGB LED, 20,000 lux output |
| Edmund Optics | 59-875 LED Light Engine | Tunable spectrum from 400-720nm |
| Cognex | DSMax HR | High-power coaxial illumination for robotic guidance |
| CCS Inc. | LDR2-50SW2 | Programmable RGB LED, 20,000 lux output |
Key considerations include: - Spectral matching with target material optical properties - Required illumination uniformity (<5% variation) - Environmental factors (temperature, vibration) - Integration with imaging system's shutter speed - Total cost of ownership (energy consumption vs. lifespan) For example, selecting a 525nm green LED source for red-colored part inspection to maximize contrast.
Current development trends include: - Miniaturization of LED sources for embedded vision systems - AI-integrated lighting control for adaptive optimization - Advancements in UV/VIS/NIR multispectral illumination - Increased adoption of structured light patterns for 3D metrology - Growing demand for sterile, contactless inspection solutions in pharmaceuticals