Method and apparatus for detecting neck disconnection between la

Image analysis – Histogram processing – For setting a threshold

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ABSTRACT:
A method and apparatus for detecting neck disconnection between a land and a line in a wiring pattern on a printed board includes a scanner for obtaining images of the wiring pattern and a through hole formed in the pattern. The image of the wiring pattern is converted to a line image representing a wiring line by thinning the pattern image. A window encompassing the image of the through hole is defined, and part of the thinned pattern image overlapping the window is extracted. The number of end points of the thinned pattern image is counted in the window. If the number of the end points is an odd number larger than one, it is determined that neck disconnection is present in the wiring pattern.

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