JPS60207980A - Image capture apparatus and method - Google Patents
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Description
【発明の詳細な説明】
本発明は、欠陥検査、微小凹凸の為に通常では充分なコ
ントラストが得られず認識困難なマーク等の対象物の自
動読取等に使用して所望の画像を得るための画像取込用
装置および方法に関するものである。DETAILED DESCRIPTION OF THE INVENTION The present invention can be used for defect inspection and automatic reading of objects such as marks that are difficult to recognize due to minute irregularities and cannot normally be obtained with sufficient contrast to obtain a desired image. The present invention relates to an apparatus and method for image capture.
最近、素材産業における欠陥検査や部品、部材の寸法測
定、さらには部品表面にほどこされる刻印文字等の自動
読取のため、対象物の画像をCODあるいはビジコンカ
メラを用いて取込み、目的に応じた画像処理を行なう必
要性が増大してきた。従来の画像取込装置においては、
画像取込時にハロゲンランプ等の白色光源を用いて対象
物を照明していた。このとき、1個の光源を使用して照
明(ると、外乱光(周辺光)の取込画像に対する影響が
増大し、光源距離の変化による対象物上での光量の増減
が大きく、そのため取込画像について2値化条件の設定
が困難となる欠点があつlこ 。Recently, images of objects are captured using COD or vidicon cameras for defect inspection in the materials industry, dimension measurement of parts and members, and automatic reading of stamped characters on the surface of parts. The need to perform image processing has increased. In conventional image capture devices,
When capturing images, a white light source such as a halogen lamp was used to illuminate the object. At this time, if a single light source is used for illumination, the influence of disturbance light (ambient light) on the captured image will increase, and the amount of light on the object will increase or decrease significantly due to changes in the light source distance. This method has the disadvantage that it is difficult to set binarization conditions for images containing images.
さらに、上述した欠点を除去するため、複数個の光源を
同時に点灯して対象物を均一に照明しようとする例もあ
るが、この場合でも基本的には散乱光を用いた照明であ
るため、例えば部品表面にほどこされる刻印の場合を例
にとると0の字を均一に照明して良好に判断することが
できず、そのため画像処理装置等でソフト的に処理しな
ければならず手間のかかる欠点があった。また、上述し
た複数個の光源を同時に点灯づ゛る場合は、構造化のメ
リッ1−を出しにくい欠点があった。Furthermore, in order to eliminate the above-mentioned drawbacks, there are cases in which multiple light sources are turned on at the same time to uniformly illuminate the object, but even in this case, the illumination basically uses scattered light, so For example, in the case of engravings made on the surface of parts, it is not possible to uniformly illuminate the digit 0 for good judgment, so processing must be done using software using an image processing device, which is a time-consuming process. There were such drawbacks. Furthermore, when a plurality of the light sources mentioned above are turned on at the same time, there is a drawback that it is difficult to take advantage of the advantages of structuring.
本発明の目的は、上述した不具合を解消して、所定の位
置に設置した複数光源を順次aa点灯し、各点灯毎の画
像を撮像して合成することにより、必要な画像情報をh
速に取出せる画像取込用装置および方法を提供しようと
するものである。An object of the present invention is to solve the above-mentioned problems and to obtain necessary image information by sequentially turning on multiple light sources installed at predetermined positions aa and capturing and synthesizing images for each light source.
It is an object of the present invention to provide an apparatus and method for image capture that can be quickly retrieved.
本発明は、測定対象物を特定波長域を含む光で異なる角
度から照明するように所定の位置関係で配置された高速
点灯可能な複数の光源ど、これら複数の光源を順次切替
で点灯制御する光源ドライバと、前記特定波長域の光だ
けを透過するフィルタと、前記フィルタを透過した光を
光源毎にfIi像して取り込むための撮像装置と、この
IIl像装置で撮像した画像のゲインを調整する自動ゲ
インコントロール回路と、対象物上では均一な光mとな
るよう画像データを補正する光量補正回路と、画像のエ
ツジ部分を強調するエツジ強調回路とを含む前処理回路
と、前記各装置および回路の11111flとともに光
源毎の画像を処理して所望の測定を行なう画像処理装置
とを具えることを特徴とするものである。The present invention includes a plurality of light sources capable of turning on at high speed and arranged in a predetermined positional relationship so as to illuminate an object to be measured from different angles with light including a specific wavelength range, and controlling the lighting of the plurality of light sources by sequential switching. a light source driver, a filter that transmits only light in the specific wavelength range, an imaging device for capturing the light transmitted through the filter as an fI image for each light source, and adjusting the gain of the image captured by the III image device. a preprocessing circuit including an automatic gain control circuit for controlling the image, a light amount correction circuit for correcting image data so that the light m is uniform on the object, and an edge emphasis circuit for emphasizing the edge portions of the image; The device is characterized in that it includes a circuit 11111fl and an image processing device that processes images for each light source and performs desired measurements.
さらに本発明は、測定対象物を異なる角度から照明する
ような位置関係に配置された複数個の光源を順次切替点
灯して、光源の各点灯毎の画像を各別に撮像することに
より、所望の画像を取り込むことを特徴とするものであ
る。Furthermore, the present invention sequentially switches on and lights up a plurality of light sources arranged in a positional relationship that illuminates the measurement target from different angles, and captures a separate image for each light source turned on, thereby obtaining the desired result. It is characterized by capturing images.
以下、図面を参照して本発明の詳細な説明する。Hereinafter, the present invention will be described in detail with reference to the drawings.
第1図は、本発明の画像取込用装置の一実施例を示すブ
ロック図である。第1図に示す例では、光源が2個の例
を示している。光源1,2はGaAs’固体レーザ(出
力20mW、波長830nm )により構成され、画像
処理装置9の制御のもとに光源ドライバであるレーザド
ライバ10により高速で交互に点灯する。各点灯毎の対
象物3の画像は、GaAs固体レーザの有ヅる波長(8
30nm )の光だけを透過するフィルタ4を介してT
Vカメラ5に入射して1lil像される。撮像されIC
画像データは、まずAGC回路6に供給される。AGC
回路6にJ3いては、画像データの分散を考慮してその
データが各画像の最大出力と最小出力の間に亘って広く
分布するように信号の利得を制御する。AGC回路6で
の処理を終えた画像データは、光量補正回路7へ供給さ
れ、光源位置の変化による対象物上での照明光量の増減
を、対象物上では均一な光量となる画像データを得るよ
うに照明光強度分イIIと逆の利得を与えて補正する。FIG. 1 is a block diagram illustrating an embodiment of an image capture device of the present invention. In the example shown in FIG. 1, there are two light sources. The light sources 1 and 2 are composed of GaAs' solid-state lasers (output 20 mW, wavelength 830 nm), and are alternately turned on at high speed by a laser driver 10, which is a light source driver, under the control of an image processing device 9. The image of the object 3 for each lighting is the wavelength (8
T through a filter 4 that transmits only light of
The light enters the V camera 5 and is imaged at 1 lil. Imaged IC
Image data is first supplied to the AGC circuit 6. AGC
The circuit J3 in the circuit 6 controls the gain of the signal so that the data is widely distributed between the maximum output and the minimum output of each image, taking into account the dispersion of the image data. The image data that has been processed by the AGC circuit 6 is supplied to the light amount correction circuit 7, which obtains image data that changes the amount of illumination light on the object due to a change in the light source position and makes the amount of light uniform on the object. Correction is made by giving a gain opposite to the illumination light intensity (II) as shown in FIG.
補正後の画像データはエツジ強調回路8により画像中の
エツジ部分を強調された後、画像処理装置9内のグレイ
ンtりに各点灯の画像毎にデジタル値として記憶され、
2値化等の画像処理を行なうのに使用される。」二連し
たAGC6,光間補正7.エツジ強調8の各回路よりな
る前処理回路は、アナログ回路として構成してもデジタ
ル回路として構成してもとららでも良い。The edge portions of the corrected image data are emphasized by the edge emphasis circuit 8, and then stored as digital values for each lighting image in the grain t in the image processing device 9.
It is used to perform image processing such as binarization. ” Dual AGC 6, light-to-light correction 7. The preprocessing circuit made up of each circuit of the edge enhancement 8 may be configured as an analog circuit, a digital circuit, or a circuit.
次に、例えばタイヤ製造工程中の欠陥検査に」二連した
構成の画像取込用装置を使用した例を承り。Next, we received an example of using an image capture device with a dual configuration, for example, for defect inspection during the tire manufacturing process.
まず第2図のようなベルトコンベヤ上を移動Jる加硫前
のゴムシート上にV字状の欠陥がある場合を考えると、
光源1により照明したときの画像は第3図に示づように
なり、V字状欠陥の0面は黒レベルとして表示されるた
め簡単に2値化して欠陥と判断できるが、V字状欠陥の
0面は黒レベルと1よならず背景とは微妙に相違するが
ハーフトーンとなるため、簡単には2値化できず欠陥と
判断Jるには多くの手間がかかる。これに対して光源2
により照明した場合は、第4図に示すように0面は簡単
に欠陥と判断できるが0面は判断に手間がかかる。その
ため、単一光源による画像(第3゜4図のいずれか一方
のみ)の2値化では欠陥を正確に判断できないし、また
両光源を同時に照明してもC,D両面がハーフトーンに
なってしまい欠陥と判断することは困難であった。そこ
で本発明の上述した構成においては、光源1.2の照射
毎の画像を画像処理装置9中のグレイメモリに階層的に
記憶してそれらのANDをとるような形で画面をオーバ
ラップさせることによって、正確に欠陥を検知している
。First, let's consider a case where there is a V-shaped defect on a rubber sheet before vulcanization that is being moved on a belt conveyor as shown in Figure 2.
The image when illuminated by light source 1 is as shown in Figure 3, and since the 0 side of the V-shaped defect is displayed as a black level, it can be easily binarized and determined as a defect, but the V-shaped defect The black level of the 0th side of the image is not 1, but it is slightly different from the background, but it is a halftone, so it cannot be easily binarized and it takes a lot of effort to judge it as a defect. On the other hand, light source 2
As shown in FIG. 4, if the surface is illuminated by , it is easy to determine that surface 0 is defective, but it takes time and effort to determine surface 0. Therefore, it is not possible to accurately determine defects by binarizing an image using a single light source (only one of the images shown in Figure 3-4), and even if both light sources are illuminated at the same time, both C and D will become halftones. It was difficult to determine that it was a defect. Therefore, in the above-described configuration of the present invention, the images for each irradiation of the light source 1.2 are stored hierarchically in the gray memory in the image processing device 9, and the screens are overlapped in such a manner that they are ANDed. Defects are detected accurately.
上述した本発明の画像取込用装置および方法では、従来
のような単一画像の211g化処理では画像メモリ上で
のグレースケール演算等の手法を用いて必要な情報の取
り出しにかなりの時間を要していたのに対し、これらの
ソフト的処理の一部を構造化された複数の光源を順次切
替え使用りることにより必要情報の取出しがほぼ実時間
で達成出来る為に従来方式に比べかなり高速化が得られ
るという特長をもつ。In the image capturing apparatus and method of the present invention described above, in the conventional 211g processing of a single image, it takes a considerable amount of time to extract the necessary information using methods such as gray scale calculation on the image memory. However, by sequentially switching and using multiple structured light sources for some of these software processing, it is possible to extract the necessary information almost in real time, which is considerably faster than conventional methods. It has the advantage of being able to achieve high speed.
第5図は本発明による画像取込7’J法を実/11!す
る装置の他の例を示す線図である。測定対象物3上の垂
直線の左右対称な位置に第1および第2のTVカメラ1
1.12を配置すると共に同じく左右対称に第1および
第2の光源13.14を配置する。カメラ11および1
2の前面には特定の波長の光を透過するフィルタ15お
よび1Gをそれぞれ配置する。これら2台のTVカメラ
13および14はカメラコントローラ17によって駆動
制御する。その他の構成は前述した実施例と同様であり
、光源11J3よび12は画像処理装置17によりイン
ターフェース18および光源ドライバ19を介して駆動
制御され、TVカメラ13および14からの画像信号を
インターフェース20、AGC回路21.光量補正回路
22およびエツジ強調回路23を介して画1象処理装@
11へ取込むように構成する。本例では先ず第1の光源
11を点灯して、第1および第2のTVカメラ13およ
び14で撮像を行ない、次に第1の光源11を消灯し、
第2の光源12を点刻して第1および第2のTVカメラ
1:J3よび14により@像を行なう。このようにして
異なる角度から見た4つの画面についての画像情報を各
別に画像処理装置17に取込むことができるので、画像
処理装置17においてこれらを適切に処理づることによ
り必要な情報を正確に得ることができる。FIG. 5 shows the image capturing 7'J method according to the present invention/11! FIG. 3 is a diagram showing another example of a device for The first and second TV cameras 1 are placed at symmetrical positions on the vertical line on the measurement target 3.
1.12, and the first and second light sources 13.14 are also arranged symmetrically. Camera 11 and 1
Filters 15 and 1G that transmit light of specific wavelengths are arranged in front of the filters 2 and 2, respectively. These two TV cameras 13 and 14 are driven and controlled by a camera controller 17. The other configurations are the same as those of the embodiment described above, and the light sources 11J3 and 12 are driven and controlled by the image processing device 17 via the interface 18 and the light source driver 19, and the image signals from the TV cameras 13 and 14 are sent to the interface 20, the AGC Circuit 21. The image processing unit @
11. In this example, first, the first light source 11 is turned on, images are taken by the first and second TV cameras 13 and 14, and then the first light source 11 is turned off.
The second light source 12 is stippled and the first and second TV cameras 1:J3 and 14 perform @images. In this way, the image information of the four screens viewed from different angles can be input into the image processing device 17 separately, so that the necessary information can be accurately processed by appropriately processing them in the image processing device 17. Obtainable.
本発明は上述した実施例にのみ限定されるものではなく
、幾多の変形、変更を加えることができる。例えば上述
した実施例では、2個の光源を設りたが、測定対象物を
中心として4個の光源を90°の角度を以って設けるこ
ともでき、この場合には、rOJのようなアルファベラ
1−を正確に認IIることかできる。また、上述した実
施例では前処理としてAGC5光量補正、エツジ強調の
処理を画像に対して施したが、他の処理を前処理として
行なっても良い。The present invention is not limited to the embodiments described above, and can be modified and changed in many ways. For example, in the above embodiment, two light sources were provided, but it is also possible to provide four light sources at an angle of 90° with the object to be measured as the center. Alphabella 1- can be accurately recognized. Further, in the above-described embodiment, the AGC5 light amount correction and edge enhancement processing were performed on the image as pre-processing, but other processing may be performed as pre-processing.
以上詳細に説明したところから明らかなように、本発明
の画像取込用a置おJ:び方法によれば、複数光源を順
次異なる方向から点灯して対象物を照明して、各点月毎
の画像を合成して必要な画像情報を得ているため、高速
かつ正確に欠陥や部品表面にほどこされる刻印の読取等
の処理が可能となる。また、狭帯域の波長を持つ固体レ
ーザを狭帯域フィルタおよびカメラと組み合わせること
によって、外乱光等の影響を最小限にすることができる
。ざらにレーザ光はビームエクスパンダ等を通すことに
よりさらに指向性が良くなり、白色光と比較して距離に
よる減衰比が小となる。このため、対象物と光源との距
離関係がある程度自由となる。As is clear from the detailed explanation above, according to the image capturing method and method of the present invention, a plurality of light sources are sequentially turned on from different directions to illuminate an object, and each dot Since the necessary image information is obtained by combining the images of each image, it is possible to perform processes such as reading defects and markings on the surface of parts quickly and accurately. Furthermore, by combining a solid-state laser with a narrow band of wavelengths with a narrow band filter and a camera, the effects of ambient light and the like can be minimized. By passing the laser beam through a beam expander or the like, the directivity of the laser beam becomes even better, and the attenuation ratio due to distance becomes smaller than that of white light. Therefore, the distance relationship between the object and the light source can be freely controlled to some extent.
また、複数光源を用いて照明をかなり複雑に[i化でき
るため、必要な画像情報を取り出すためのアルゴリズム
作成の自由度が大きくなる利点もある。Furthermore, since the illumination can be made quite complex by using multiple light sources, there is an advantage that the degree of freedom in creating algorithms for extracting necessary image information is increased.
第1図は本発明の画像取込用装置の一実施例を示すブロ
ック図、
第2図は本発明によるゴムシート部の欠陥を検査する場
合の一実施例を示す斜視図、
第3.4図は各照明毎に取り込んだ画像の状態を示す図
、
第5図は本発明の画像取込用装置の他の実施例を示タブ
ロック図である。
1、 2.11.12・・・光源 3・・・対象物4、
15.16・・・フイ/Lz夕5.13.14−TVカ
メラ6.21・・・AGC回路 7,22・・・光量補
正回路8.23・・・エツジ強調回路
9.17・・・画像処理装置 10.19・・・光源ド
ライバ。
第1図
第2図
第3図
第4図
Cυ
第5図FIG. 1 is a block diagram showing an embodiment of the image capture device of the present invention; FIG. 2 is a perspective view showing an embodiment of the present invention for inspecting defects in a rubber sheet portion; FIG. 3.4 The figure shows the state of images captured for each illumination, and FIG. 5 is a block diagram showing another embodiment of the image capture device of the present invention. 1, 2.11.12...Light source 3...Object 4,
15.16...Fi/Lz Yu5.13.14-TV camera 6.21...AGC circuit 7,22...Light amount correction circuit 8.23...Edge emphasis circuit 9.17... Image processing device 10.19...Light source driver. Figure 1 Figure 2 Figure 3 Figure 4 Cυ Figure 5
Claims (1)
照明するように所定の位置関係で配置された高速点灯可
能な複数の光源と、これら複数の光源を順次切替で点灯
制御する光源ドライバと、 前記特定波長域の光だけを透過するフィルタと、 前記フィルタを透過した光を光源毎に撮像して取り込む
ための撮像装置と、 この撮像装置で撮像した画像のゲインを調整する自動ゲ
インコントロール回路と、対象物」二では均一な光量と
なるよう画像データを補正する光量補正回路と、画像の
エツジ部分を強調するエツジ強調回路とを含む前処理回
路と、 前記各装置および回路の制御とともに光源毎の画像を処
理して所望の測定を行なう画像処理装置とを具えること
を特徴とJる画像取込用装置。 2、前記光源としてQa AS固体レーザを使用するこ
とを特徴とする特許請求の範囲第1項記載の画像取込用
装置。 3、測定対象物を異なる角度から照明するような位置関
係に配置された複数個の光源を順次切替点灯して、光源
の各点灯毎の画像を各別に撮像することにより、所望の
画像を取り込むことを特徴とする画像取込方法。[Claims] 1. A plurality of light sources that can be turned on at high speed and are arranged in a predetermined positional relationship so as to illuminate an object to be measured from different angles with light including a specific wavelength range, and these light sources are sequentially switched. a light source driver that controls lighting, a filter that transmits only light in the specific wavelength range, an imaging device that images and captures the light that has passed through the filter for each light source, and a gain of the image captured by this imaging device. a pre-processing circuit that includes an automatic gain control circuit that adjusts the amount of light on the object, a light amount correction circuit that corrects the image data so that the amount of light is uniform on the object, and an edge emphasis circuit that emphasizes the edge portions of the image; An image capture device according to claim 1, further comprising an image processing device that controls the device and the circuit, and processes images for each light source to perform desired measurements. 2. The image capture device according to claim 1, characterized in that a Qa AS solid state laser is used as the light source. 3. Capture the desired image by sequentially switching on and lighting multiple light sources arranged in a positional relationship that illuminates the measurement target from different angles, and capturing a separate image for each light source turned on. An image capturing method characterized by:
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JPS62137681A (en) * | 1985-12-11 | 1987-06-20 | Omron Tateisi Electronics Co | Observation device for body surface |
JPS63126081A (en) * | 1986-11-14 | 1988-05-30 | Nippon Steel Corp | Detecting method for print |
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JPS6180372A (en) * | 1984-09-26 | 1986-04-23 | Nippon Steel Corp | How to detect stamps |
JPS62137681A (en) * | 1985-12-11 | 1987-06-20 | Omron Tateisi Electronics Co | Observation device for body surface |
JPS63126081A (en) * | 1986-11-14 | 1988-05-30 | Nippon Steel Corp | Detecting method for print |
US4974077A (en) * | 1988-08-05 | 1990-11-27 | Bridgestone Corporation | Apparatus for detecting edge position of elongated article |
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