Activity: Talk or presentation / Lecture › Presentation at a conference / workshop for industry or public institution
Description
Traditionally, for fast optical quality inspection of endless material, line-scan cameras are used to meet the demanding speed and throughput requirements of an industrial production line. Unfortunately, as for speed and pixel size, the development of line-scan cameras lags behind that of area-scan cameras by several years. A promising way out of this problem is the use of modern illumination technology with its possibilities of fast strobing and overdriving of the LED's. In this talk, the development of an extremely fast scanner with a scanning speed equivalent to a line-rate above 1 MHz is presented. This scanner was enabled by AIT's fast strobing technology xposure:flash and by integrating a special FPGA module directly into firmware of an area-scan camera with a fast image sensor. This FPGA module stitches small blocks of a couple of lines seamlessly together in order to yield an image comparable to that at the output of a line-scan camera with 1.08 MHz line-rate. The FPGA module was designed at AIT using High-Level-Synthesis (HLS) design methodology.
Period
10 Oct 2024
Event title
Scientific Vison Days im Rahmen der Vision Messe 2024