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缩略语和术语

缩写

术语

解释

1D code

一维代码

又称条形码。

用二进制符号表示数据的可视可读代码,由不同宽度的平行条和空组成。

2D code

二维码

与一维代码不同,二维代码不是在一个方向(一维)上对数据进行编码,而是在两个维度上以区域的形式进行编码。其优点是有用信息的密度更高。

CRI

显色指数

显色指数是一种光度量,是不同光源及其发射光谱范围的比较值。它是根据 16 个波长确定的,用于对色牢度进行分类。该值越高,表示照射介质再现的色彩越不失真。阳光的最高值为 100。现代白光 LED 现在的值约为 95。

DWL

主波长

主导波长是指灯管在哪个波长上发出的光强度最大。有时需要考虑光生物安全性。

FOV

视场

照相机的图像采集区域。在光生物安全方面,它还保留了与风险等级的不同曝光持续时间有关的视场的重要性。

HMI

人机界面

在机器视觉方面,集成的基于网络的人机界面应用程序是操作员的界面。

OCR

光学字符识别

通过光学字符识别进行文本识别。指自动识别图像中的文本。

OCV

光学字符校验

通过模式/图像识别自动审查/检查打印文本。

PV

过程变量

作为控制应用程序循环 I/O 系统接口的参数类型。

ROI

感兴趣区域

FOV 中的 "感兴趣区域"。如果需要,可以单独定义,以便将搜索标准限制在定义的区域内,而不使用摄像机的整个图像采集区域。

执行 ROI:该 "感兴趣区域 "决定了执行 VF 搜索的区域。用户可以通过用户界面进行交互式更改,并可根据需要多次添加。无论此 ROI 添加了多少次以及重叠了多少次,所选区域始终被视为一个 ROI。此 ROI 可能包含被排除在搜索范围之外的孔洞。ROI 始终是视觉应用的一部分。

模型 ROI:该 "感兴趣区域 "用于示教过程。其形式可以是像素、区域(ROI)或带方向的区域。如有必要,也可以多次添加该区域。无论此 ROI 添加和重叠多少次,所选区域始终被视为一个 ROI。此 ROI 可能包含在示教过程中被排除的孔。根据 VF 的不同,"模型 ROI "可以是视觉应用的一部分。

ROI "是指 Halcon 使用的区域。"ROI 工具 "是指用户在 HMI 应用程序中创建/修改 ROI 本身时使用的图形表示法。

TP

技术包

技术包

技术功能包,可在 AS 和 AR 的不同版本中加载。包括配置元素、附加编辑器和构建工具、独立运行时组件、帮助/用户文档、人机界面应用程序、错误文本(日志)等。

VA

视觉应用程序

序列程序,包括 I/O 接口、图像采集和一组视觉功能,以及带有参数和常量的功能接线。

由静态和动态(可交换)两部分组成。

VF

视觉功能

基于软件的功能块,提供单一的摄像机功能(如 Blob、读码器、匹配)。直接在摄像机上运行,是一组固定的参数。

 

Exposure time

曝光时间

智能照明 LED 灯开启并根据持续时间闪烁或点亮的时间。

Image acquisition

图像采集

在确定的触发事件发生后用 CMOS 传感器记录图像或图像区域并将其加载到处理器内存区域的过程。

Daisy chain

菊花链

串联

Triggered autofocus

触发式自动对焦

用户可根据需要执行的辅助机制。这使得为当前图像区域搜索最佳图像采集设置成为可能。

Integration time

积分时间

传感器的曝光时间

对照射到智能相机 CMOS 传感器上的光子进行计数/累计的时间,即 CMOS 传感器的 "曝光 "时间。

对于智能相机的板载 LED 照明,积分时间也是 LED 的曝光时间。

Parameters

参数

参数就是设置。大多数参数通常通过 "教导过程"(类似于轴的自动调整)来确定。

每个视觉功能都由一组固定的参数组成。

视觉参数:非循环传输并存储在视觉应用配置中的参数。它们描述了通用的 Halcon 参数。用户可以在用户界面上查看视觉参数,并在特定条件下对其进行编辑。这些参数始终是视觉应用程序的一部分。

模型参数:描述特定型号可用的参数。它们为每个模型定义一个参数集。模型参数可分为多种类型,以便为每个模型定义不同的参数集。其中一种特殊的模型类型是链接类型,可用于将已教过的模型链接在一起。这些参数始终是视觉应用程序的一部分。

Ring light

环形照明

一种环形照明排列,能明亮地照亮物体而不产生阴影,从而提供良好的图像对比度。

Quiet zone

静区

也称为亮区。条形码或数据码周围没有任何干扰标记的区域。

Strobe mode

频闪模式

闪光灯照明

Shape from shading

阴影形状

分析反射光源的亮度分布,测量漫反射体


Abbreviation

Term

Explanation

1D code

One-dimensional code

Also known as barcode.

Visually readable code that represents data as binary symbols consisting of parallel bars and spaces of different widths.

2D code

Two-dimensional code

In contrast to 1D codes, 2D codes do not code the data in one direction (one-dimensional), but in the form of an area over two dimensions. The advantage is a higher density of useful information.

CRI

Color rendering index

The color rendering index is a photometric quantity and serves as a comparative value for different light sources and their emitting spectral range. It is determined on the basis of 16 wavelengths and is used to classify color fastness. The higher the value, the more undistorted the colors are reproduced by the irradiating medium. Sunlight has a maximum value of 100. Modern white LEDs now achieve a value of around 95.

DWL

Dominant wavelength

The dominant wavelength specifies at which wavelength a lamp emits with maximum intensity. Sometimes to be taken into account for photobiological safety.

FOV

Field of view

Image acquisition area of a camera. With regard to photobiological safety, it additionally preserves the importance of the field of view with regard to the different exposure durations of the risk classes.

HMI

Human machine interface

In the case of machine vision, the integrated web-based HMI application as the interface to the operator.

OCR

Optical character recognition

Text recognition via optical character recognition. Refers to automated text recognition within images.

OCV

Optical character verification

Automated review / inspection of printed text with pattern/image recognition.

PV

Process variable

Type of parameter that serves as an interface from the cyclic I/O system of the control application.

ROI

Region of interest

The "region of interest" within an FOV. If required, this can be defined separately in order to restrict search criteria to a defined region and not to use the complete image acquisition area of the camera.

Execute ROI: This "region of interest" determines the area in which the VF search is executed. This can be changed interactively by the user via the user interface and added as many times as needed. Regardless of how many times this ROI is added and overlaps, the selected region is always considered an ROI. This ROI may contain holes that are excluded from the search. The ROI is always part of the vision application.

Model ROI: This "region of interest" is used for the teach-in process. It can be in the form of a pixel, region (ROI) or region with direction. This region can also be added multiple times if necessary. Regardless of how many times this ROI is added and overlaps, the selected region is always considered an ROI. This ROI may contain holes that are excluded during teach-in. Depending on the VF, the "Model ROI" can be part of the vision application.

The ROI is created using an ROI tool. "ROI" refers to the region used by Halcon. "ROI tool" refers to the graphical representation used by the user in the HMI application to create/modify the ROI itself.

TP

Technology Package

Technology Package

Package of technology functions that can be loaded in different versions for Automation Studio and Automation Runtime. Consists of configuration elements, additional editors and build tools, independent runtime components, help/user documentation, HMI applications, error texts (logbook), etc.

VA

Vision application

The sequence program, consisting of an I/O interface, the image acquisition and a set of vision functions as well as a wiring of the functions with parameters and constants.

Consists of a static and a dynamic (exchangeable) part.

VF

Vision function

Software-based function block that provides a single camera function (e.g. Blob, Code Reader, Matching). Runs directly on the camera and is a fixed set of parameters.

 

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Exposure time

Time in which the Smart Light LED illuminations are switched on and thus flash or light up depending on the duration.

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Image acquisition

The procedure for recording an image or image area with the CMOS sensor after a defined trigger event and loading it into the memory area of the processor.

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Daisy chain

Series connection

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Triggered autofocus

A supporting mechanism that can be executed by the user as needed. This makes it possible to search for optimal image acquisition settings for the current image field.

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Integration time

Exposure time of the sensor

Time during which photons hitting the CMOS sensor of the Smart Camera are counted/summed up, i.e. the CMOS sensor is "exposed".

For the onboard LED illumination of the Smart Camera, the integration time is also the exposure time of the LEDs.

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Parameters

Parameters are settings. Most parameters are typically determined using a "teach-in process" (analogous to autotuning for axes).

Each vision function consists of a fixed set of parameters.

Vision parameters: Parameters that are transferred acyclically and stored in the vision application configuration. They describe generic Halcon parameters. Users can view the vision parameters in the user interface and under certain conditions edit them. These parameters are always part of the vision application.

Model parameters: Describes parameters that are available for a specific model. They define one parameter set per model. Model parameters can be divided into types to define different parameter sets per model. One special type of model is a link type, which can be used to link together models that have already been taught. These parameters are always part of the vision application.

 

Ring light

An encircling arrangement of lighting that illuminates an object brightly without shadows, and so provides good image contrast.

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Quiet zone

Also known as bright zone. Zone around barcodes or data codes that is free of any disturbing markings.

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Strobe mode

Flash lighting

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Shape from shading

Analysis of the brightness distribution of reflected light sources to measure diffusely reflecting bodies