Optics: measuring and testing – Inspection of flaws or impurities – Containers or enclosures
Patent
1984-11-16
1986-09-09
Willis, Davis L.
Optics: measuring and testing
Inspection of flaws or impurities
Containers or enclosures
209526, 250223B, G01N 2190
Patent
active
046105425
ABSTRACT:
A system of back illuminating a glass container with generally horizontal collimated light having a vertical gradient of brightness produced by placing a showcase light behind the upper area of a diffuser plate.
The light passing through the bottle is imaged by a lens into the region of the entrance aperture of a camera having a vertical array of pixels. The lens in the camera is focused on the side of the bottle. The output of the camera will be of a general level equal to the level of illumination of the middle of the diffuser. When a refractive defect in the bottle deflects light from the brightest area of the diffuser into the aperture of the camera, the signal output will rise, and if light from the darkest area of the diffuser is deflected by the defect into the aperture of the camera, the output signal will be substantially less. Thus, the output signal provides a way to discriminate between two types of refractive defects, and by filtering the output signal, the background noise can be eliminated, leaving only the characteristic more abrupt signal produced by a defect.
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Koren Matthew W.
Nelson John R.
Owens--Illinois, Inc.
Willis Davis L.
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