Backlight Panel Size and Contour Detection

Backlight Panel Size and Contour Detection

In response to the high difficulty of size detection after the assembly of backlight panels in the electronics industry, backlight panel size and contour detection software has been developed. The process begins with preprocessing operations such as tilt correction, feature area extraction, and character grayscale value modification. Then, by using an adaptive threshold brightness method based on grayscale density distribution and grayscale difference, the feature area is traversed with sub-images, merging defect sub-images with overlapping areas and filtering out regions without obvious defects. Subsequently, a support vector machine multi-class classification method is used to extract the pixel distribution patterns of binary images as training features to identify the types of backlight panel defects.
  • Size and appearance can be detected simultaneously
  • Strong compatibility: one machine can detect five products,
    compatible with different product sizes
  • Stable operation: runs 11k inspections per day without mechanical faults
  • Fast speed:CT =6.5s/pcs 
  • Defect types

    Size detection, height detection, appearance detection
  • Minimum defect resolution capability

    0.01mm
  • Detection speed

    6.5s/PCS
  • Maximum detection size

    214*280mm
  • Applicable products

    Size and appearance detection
  • Detection method

    Online/offline
  • Camera

    20 megapixels monochrome CCD camera FOCK
  • Detection system

    DN software platform

Application Case

Backlight Panel Size and Contour Detection

In response to the high difficulty of size detection after the assembly of backlight panels in the electronics industry, backlight panel size and contour detection software has been developed. The process begins with preprocessing operations such as tilt correction, feature area extraction, and character grayscale value modification. Then, by using an adaptive threshold brightness method based on grayscale density distribution and grayscale difference, the feature area is traversed with sub-images, merging defect sub-images with overlapping areas and filtering out regions without obvious defects. Subsequently, a support vector machine multi-class classification method is used to extract the pixel distribution patterns of binary images as training features to identify the types of backlight panel defects.

Product application case:Pad backlight panel component production line.

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