Television – Special applications – Flaw detector
Reexamination Certificate
2006-07-11
2006-07-11
Wong, Allen (Department: 2613)
Television
Special applications
Flaw detector
C348S087000, C348S131000
Reexamination Certificate
active
07075565
ABSTRACT:
An automated optical inspection system includes a plurality of asynchronously triggerable cameras for providing image data of an object, such as a printed circuit board. The circuit board is divided into fields of view that are to be imaged in one or more cameras in one or more lighting modes. Each location on the board can be imaged by each camera in a plurality of lighting modes in a single pass across the board. The image data for each of the cameras can be concurrently transferred directly to main memory for opportunistic analysis by the main computer. The system allows the full bandwidth of the cameras to be utilized for reducing the inspection time of the board.
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Fleming Richard D.
Raymond Douglas W.
Landrex Technologies Co., Ltd.
MacPherson Kwok & Chen & Heid LLP
Wong Allen
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