Illumination – Supports – Magnetic
Patent
1984-02-27
1986-01-28
Walsh, Donald P.
Illumination
Supports
Magnetic
362 32, 362 33, 362 97, 362140, 362235, 362268, 362305, 362367, 350525, 354 79, G02B 2110
Patent
active
045675511
ABSTRACT:
An annular Fresnel lens surrounds a tubular barrel or sleeve containing an objective lens system, which is focussed on an object that is positioned a predetermined distance beyond one end of the barrel. Four independently operable light sources are arranged in equi-angularly spaced relation around the outside of the lens barrel to direct light onto each of four mirrors, which are mounted in intersecting planes around the outside of the lens barrel to reflect light in four quadrants onto the side of the Fresnel lens remote from said object. The Fresnel lens focuses light from the mirrors obliquely onto the object, an image of which is thus projected by the objective lens through the lens barrel toward, for example, a video sensor, which forms part of a video inspection machine.
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patent: 3433940 (1969-03-01), Baez
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patent: 4475796 (1984-10-01), Kimura
Automation Gages, Inc.
Walsh Donald P.
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