JP2001208692A - Method for controlling illumination - Google Patents

Method for controlling illumination

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JP2001208692A
JP2001208692A JP2000017210A JP2000017210A JP2001208692A JP 2001208692 A JP2001208692 A JP 2001208692A JP 2000017210 A JP2000017210 A JP 2000017210A JP 2000017210 A JP2000017210 A JP 2000017210A JP 2001208692 A JP2001208692 A JP 2001208692A
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Nobuyuki Tone
伸行 刀根
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Panasonic Electric Works Co Ltd
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PROBLEM TO BE SOLVED: To provide a method for controlling illumination capable of automatically dealing with changes in picture quality caused by changes in gloss, for enhancing the accuracy of inspection and saving the labor needed for the inspection. SOLUTION: The method for controlling illumination is used for an illumination control device including a camera 1, an image processor 2 for processing images picked up by the camera 1, a control and process device 3 determining a controlling voltage according to data processed by the image processor 2, and a light source device 5 which turns on according to the controlling voltage. The image processor 2 determines from the images picked up the total of gray level values of picture elements in a certain designated range or all picture elements, and divides the total by the number of picture elements in the designated range or the number of all the picture elements to determine an average gray level value, which is then sent to the control and process device 3. On receiving the average gray level value from the image processor 2, the control and process device 3 compares the average gray level value with a desired gray level value and raises the controlling voltage when it is dark; when it is bright, the device lowers the controlling voltage.

Description

【発明の詳細な説明】DETAILED DESCRIPTION OF THE INVENTION

【0001】[0001]

【発明の属する技術分野】本発明は、CCDカメラを用
いた画像処理検査に用いられる、照明制御装置の照明制
御方法に関するものである。
[0001] 1. Field of the Invention [0002] The present invention relates to an illumination control method of an illumination control device used for image processing inspection using a CCD camera.

【0002】[0002]

【従来の技術】従来から、家電製品の筐体にキズがない
かどうか検査する筐体外観検査、液晶の点灯パターンを
検査する液晶点灯検査、プリント基板への部品の実装状
態を検査する部品組付検査等の電子部品・電気製品の検
査や、パック包装された錠剤の有無・カケを検査する錠
剤包装検査、瓶詰めされた液体の液面位置の計測を行う
瓶詰め(液面)検査、包装箱への捺印、品番が正しいか
を検査する包装箱捺印検査等の食品・薬品の検査や、速
度計の針位置と角度を検出するメータ針指示角度検査、
鋳造部品に加工された螺子穴の位置を計測する鋳造部品
加工検査・組立位置計測、成形螺子の山数、成形螺子の
バリ検査等の自動車・機械加工等の検査には、検査・測
定の自動化・省力化のため、CCDカメラを用いた画像
処理の技術が用いられている。そして、従来の画像処理
検査にあっては、ハロゲンランプを内蔵した光源装置
と、光ファイバを内蔵したライトガイドとを備え、光源
装置にライトガイドを取付けて、該ライトガイドの光照
射側を被検査体に向けて被検査体を照らし、CCDカメ
ラが、より均一で鮮明な画像を得られるように構成され
ている。
2. Description of the Related Art Conventionally, a housing appearance inspection for inspecting a housing of a home electric appliance for flaws, a liquid crystal lighting inspection for inspecting a liquid crystal lighting pattern, and a component set for inspecting a mounting state of components on a printed circuit board. Inspection of electronic components and electrical products such as inspection, tablet packaging inspection to check the presence / absence of packed tablets, and bottling (liquid level) inspection to measure the liquid level of bottled liquid, packaging box Inspection of foods and medicines such as stamping on packaging, marking inspection of packaging box to check whether product number is correct, meter needle indication angle inspection to detect needle position and angle of speedometer,
Automation of inspection / measurement for inspection of automobile / machine processing such as inspection of casting part processing / assembly position measurement to measure the position of screw holes machined into casting parts, crest number of molding screws, burr inspection of molding screws, etc. -To save labor, an image processing technique using a CCD camera is used. In a conventional image processing inspection, a light source device containing a halogen lamp and a light guide containing an optical fiber are provided. The light guide is attached to the light source device, and the light irradiation side of the light guide is covered. The object to be inspected is illuminated toward the object to be inspected, and the CCD camera is configured to obtain a more uniform and clear image.

【0003】[0003]

【発明が解決しようとする課題】ところが、コネクタや
電子部品など、金属端子を備えた部品の検査を行う場
合、金属端子に施されたメッキが、検査を行う日の温
度、湿度等によって、光沢が微妙に変化するため、光源
装置を常に一定の明るさ(輝度)で設定し検査を行う
と、光沢の変化に伴う画質の変化のために検査精度が安
定せず、検査を行う度に照明の明るさ(輝度)を調整し
なければならないという問題点があった。本発明は、上
記の問題点に鑑みて成されたものであり、その目的とす
るところは、光沢の変化による画質の変化に自動的に対
応でき、検査制度の向上及び検査の省力化が図れる照明
制御方法を提供することにある。
However, when inspecting a component having a metal terminal, such as a connector or an electronic component, the plating applied to the metal terminal may have a luster depending on the temperature, humidity, etc. on the inspection day. When the inspection is performed with the light source device always set at a constant brightness (brightness), the inspection accuracy is not stable due to the change in image quality due to the change in gloss, and the illumination is changed every time the inspection is performed. There is a problem that the brightness (luminance) of the image must be adjusted. The present invention has been made in view of the above-described problems, and has as its object to automatically respond to a change in image quality due to a change in gloss, thereby improving an inspection system and saving labor in inspection. An object of the present invention is to provide a lighting control method.

【0004】[0004]

【課題を解決するための手段】請求項1記載の発明にあ
っては、CCD等の撮像素子と、前記撮像素子で撮像さ
れた画像を処理する画像処理装置と、前記画像処理装置
で処理されたデータに基づき、制御電圧を決定する制御
処理装置と、前記制御電圧に応じて点灯する照明装置と
を具備した照明制御装置に用いられる照明制御方法であ
って、前記画像処理装置は、前記撮像された画像から、
任意の指定範囲若しくは全ての画素の、濃淡値の総和を
求め、その総和を指定範囲若しくは全ての画素数で除し
て、平均濃淡値を求めると共に、その平均濃淡値を前記
制御処理装置に送信し、前記制御処理装置は、前記画像
処理装置から平均濃淡値を受信して、その平均濃淡値と
目標濃淡値とを比較し、暗い場合には制御電圧を大きく
する一方、明るい場合には制御電圧を小さくする。
According to the present invention, there is provided an image pickup device such as a CCD, an image processing device for processing an image picked up by the image pickup device, and an image processing device for processing the image picked up by the image processing device. A control processing device that determines a control voltage based on the obtained data, and a lighting control method used in a lighting control device including a lighting device that lights up according to the control voltage, wherein the image processing device includes the imaging device. From the image
Obtain the sum of the gray values of any specified range or all pixels, divide the sum by the specified range or the total number of pixels to obtain the average gray value, and transmit the average gray value to the control processing device. The control processing device receives the average grayscale value from the image processing device, compares the average grayscale value with the target grayscale value, and increases the control voltage when the image is dark, and increases the control voltage when the image is bright. Reduce the voltage.

【0005】請求項2記載の発明にあっては、請求項1
記載の照明制御方法であって、前記制御電圧の変化の大
きさは、任意の目標の平均濃淡値から、現在の平均濃淡
値を引いた値を、任意のパラメータで除して、その値に
現在の制御電圧値を掛けて求めた値と、現在の制御電圧
値とを足して、その値を新たな制御電圧値とする。
[0005] According to the second aspect of the present invention, a first aspect is provided.
The lighting control method according to the above, wherein the magnitude of the change in the control voltage is obtained by dividing a value obtained by subtracting a current average gray level value from an average gray level value of an arbitrary target by an arbitrary parameter, and dividing the value by an arbitrary parameter. The value obtained by multiplying the current control voltage value and the current control voltage value are added, and the value is set as a new control voltage value.

【0006】[0006]

【発明の実施の形態】まず、本実施形態に係る、照明制
御方法に用いられる照明制御装置ついて、図1に基づい
て詳細に説明する。図1は本実施形態に係る照明制御装
置の構成図である。図1に示すように、本実施形態の照
明制御装置は、CCD等の撮像素子を内蔵したカメラ1
と、カメラ1で撮像された画像を処理する画像処理装置
2と、画像処理装置2で処理されたデータに基づいて、
光量自動補正装置4への制御電圧を決定する制御処理装
置3とを備えている。また、光源装置5に一定の明るさ
(輝度)を保持させるための補正制御電圧を決定する光
量自動補正装置4と、ハロゲンランプを内蔵した光源装
置5と、光源装置5からの光を受けて、被検査体を照ら
すためのライトガイド6とを備えており、光量自動補正
装置4と光源装置5とライトガイド6とで照明装置を構
成している。
DETAILED DESCRIPTION OF THE PREFERRED EMBODIMENTS First, a lighting control device used in a lighting control method according to the present embodiment will be described in detail with reference to FIG. FIG. 1 is a configuration diagram of a lighting control device according to the present embodiment. As shown in FIG. 1, a lighting control device according to the present embodiment is a camera 1 having a built-in image sensor such as a CCD.
And an image processing device 2 for processing an image captured by the camera 1 and data processed by the image processing device 2.
And a control processing device 3 for determining a control voltage to the light amount automatic correction device 4. Further, an automatic light amount correction device 4 for determining a correction control voltage for keeping the light source device 5 at a constant brightness (luminance), a light source device 5 having a built-in halogen lamp, and receiving light from the light source device 5 And a light guide 6 for illuminating the object to be inspected. The illumination device is composed of the automatic light amount correction device 4, the light source device 5, and the light guide 6.

【0007】CCD等の撮像素子を内蔵したカメラ1
は、例えば、TAKEX株式会社のFC300等の、フ
ルフレームシャッタビデオカメラを用い、そのビデオカ
メラのアナログビデオ出力端子を、ビデオ信号ケーブル
を介して、画像処理装置2に接続する。画像処理装置2
は、例えば、松下電工株式会社のB110P、B410
P等を用いる。該画像処理装置2は、濃淡画像メモリを
搭載し、必要に応じてカメラより画像を撮り込んで検査
を行ったり、プログラムの作成ができるようになってい
る。ここで、濃淡画像メモリとは、濃淡データを格納で
きるメモリのことであって、上述の装置にあっては、水
平 512画素、垂直 480画素の画像データを、一画
素(ピクセル)あたり256階調(8bit)で格納で
きるようになっている。
A camera 1 having a built-in image sensor such as a CCD
For example, a full-frame shutter video camera such as FC300 of TAKEX Corporation is used, and an analog video output terminal of the video camera is connected to the image processing device 2 via a video signal cable. Image processing device 2
Is, for example, B110P, B410 of Matsushita Electric Works, Ltd.
Use P or the like. The image processing apparatus 2 is equipped with a gray-scale image memory so that an image can be taken from a camera for inspection or a program can be created as needed. Here, the grayscale image memory is a memory capable of storing grayscale data, and in the above-described apparatus, image data of 512 pixels horizontally and 480 pixels vertically is divided into 256 gradations per pixel (pixel). (8 bits).

【0008】また、画像処理装置2は、演算機能も具備
しており、画像処理データに種々の演算処理を施し、R
S−232Cを介して、制御処理装置3へその演算結果
を出力できるようになっている。制御処理装置3は、C
PUと、RS−232Cインタフェースと、D/Aボー
トとを備えたコンピュータであって、RS−232Cを
介して、画像処理装置2から演算結果を入力し、CPU
で演算を行って制御電圧値を算出し、その算出された電
圧値の制御電圧を、内蔵したD/Aボードから光量自動
補正装置4に印加し、光量自動補正装置4では、その制
御電圧を補正した補正制御電圧を光源装置5に印加する
ようになっている。
The image processing apparatus 2 also has an arithmetic function, and performs various arithmetic processing on the image processing data.
The calculation result can be output to the control processing device 3 via S-232C. The control processing device 3 is C
A computer comprising a PU, an RS-232C interface, and a D / A boat, which inputs a calculation result from the image processing device 2 via the RS-232C,
To calculate the control voltage value, and apply the control voltage of the calculated voltage value from the built-in D / A board to the automatic light amount correction device 4, and the automatic light amount correction device 4 The corrected control voltage is applied to the light source device 5.

【0009】光量自動補正装置4は、例えば、MORI
TEX株式会社のMHF−T03が用いられ、光源装置
5から放射される光(輝度)をフィードバックするため
の、リファレンスファイバーが取り付けられるようにな
っており、制御処理装置3からの制御電圧を補正した補
正制御電圧を光源装置5へ印加すると共に、光源装置5
に取り付けられたリファレンスファイバーを介して、光
源装置5から放射される光を検知して、設定した輝度よ
りも暗い場合には、制御電圧よりも大きな電圧を印加す
る一方、明るい場合には、制御電圧よりも小さな電圧を
印加して、所望の明るさ(輝度)が実現されるよう、フ
ィードバック制御を行っている。
The automatic light amount correction device 4 is, for example, a MORI
A reference fiber for feeding back light (luminance) emitted from the light source device 5 is attached using MHF-T03 manufactured by TEX Corporation, and the control voltage from the control processing device 3 is corrected. The correction control voltage is applied to the light source device 5 and the light source device 5
The light emitted from the light source device 5 is detected via the reference fiber attached to the control device, and when the brightness is lower than the set brightness, a voltage higher than the control voltage is applied. Feedback control is performed by applying a voltage smaller than the voltage to achieve desired brightness (luminance).

【0010】光源装置5は、例えば、MORITEX株
式会社のMHF−D100LRが用いられ、制御処理装
置4からの補正制御電圧によって、所望の明るさ(輝
度)を実現できるようになっている。ライトガイド6
は、チューブ6aと略輪状の光導出部6bとを備えてお
り、チューブ6aは、光源装置5からの光を導出する光
ファイバーを内蔵しており、光導出部6bは、その内側
に沿って光ファイバーを具備しており、チューブ6a内
の光ファイバーと接続された、その光ファイバーによっ
て、被検査体を照らすようになっている。
The light source device 5 is, for example, an MHF-D100LR manufactured by Moritex Corporation, and can achieve a desired brightness (luminance) by a correction control voltage from the control processing device 4. Light guide 6
Comprises a tube 6a and a substantially ring-shaped light guiding portion 6b. The tube 6a incorporates an optical fiber for guiding light from the light source device 5, and the light guiding portion 6b includes an optical fiber along the inside thereof. Is connected to the optical fiber in the tube 6a. The optical fiber illuminates the object to be inspected.

【0011】次に、本実施形態に係る照明制御方法につ
いて、図2に基づいて詳細に説明する。図2は本実施形
態に係る照明制御方法を示すフローチャートであり、夫
々(a)は画像処理装置のフローチャート、(b)は制
御処理装置のフローチャートである。
Next, a lighting control method according to the present embodiment will be described in detail with reference to FIG. 2A and 2B are flowcharts showing a lighting control method according to the present embodiment, wherein FIG. 2A is a flowchart of the image processing apparatus, and FIG. 2B is a flowchart of the control processing apparatus.

【0012】図2(a)に示すように、画像処理装置2
は、カメラ1で撮像された画像を、ビデオ信号ケーブル
を通じて、内蔵された濃淡画像メモリに取り込む(ステ
ップS1)。次に、その画像より、例えば、一辺が10
0画素というように、任意の指定範囲を指定すると共
に、その指定範囲に含まれる画素全ての濃淡値の総和を
求め、その総和を指定範囲に含まれる画素の数で除し
て、平均濃淡値を求め(ステップS2)、RS−232
Cを介して、その平均濃淡値を制御処理装置3に出力す
る(ステップS3)。
As shown in FIG. 2A, the image processing device 2
Captures an image captured by the camera 1 into a built-in gradation image memory via a video signal cable (step S1). Next, from the image, for example, one side is 10
An arbitrary specified range, such as 0 pixels, is specified, the sum of the gray values of all the pixels included in the specified range is calculated, and the total is divided by the number of pixels included in the specified range to obtain an average gray value. (Step S2), and RS-232
The average gray value is output to the control processing device 3 via C (step S3).

【0013】図2(b)に示すように、制御処理装置3
では、RS−232Cを介して、画像処理装置2から平
均濃淡値を入力して(ステップF1)、その平均濃淡値
と予め設定された目標濃淡値とを比較し、平均濃淡値が
目標濃淡値より小さい値を示す、暗い状態である場合に
は(ステップF2)、光源装置5のハロゲンランプの明
るさを明るくすべく制御電圧を大きくし(ステップF
3)、平均濃淡値と目標濃淡値とを比較して、平均濃淡
値が目標濃淡値より大きい値を示す、明るい状態である
場合には(ステップF4)、光源装置5のハロゲンラン
プの明るさを暗くすべく、制御電圧を小さくするように
なっている(ステップF5)。
As shown in FIG. 2B, the control processor 3
Then, an average gray value is input from the image processing apparatus 2 via the RS-232C (step F1), and the average gray value is compared with a preset target gray value. In the case of a dark state indicating a smaller value (step F2), the control voltage is increased to increase the brightness of the halogen lamp of the light source device 5 (step F2).
3) Compare the average gray value with the target gray value. If the average gray value indicates a value larger than the target gray value and the display is in a bright state (step F4), the brightness of the halogen lamp of the light source device 5 is increased. , The control voltage is reduced (step F5).

【0014】尚、制御電圧については、(1)式のよう
に、目標の平均濃淡値から、現在の平均濃淡値を引いた
値を、任意のパラメータkで除して、その値に現在の制
御電圧値を掛けた値を、現在の制御電圧値に加算し、そ
の値を新たな制御電圧値とする。ここで、任意のパラメ
ータkは、平均濃淡値が逸早く目標の平均濃淡値に近づ
くよう、検査者によって任意に定められるものであり、
このパラメータkを変更することにより、種々の検査体
に適用することができるものである。
As for the control voltage, a value obtained by subtracting the current average gray value from the target average gray value is divided by an arbitrary parameter k as shown in the equation (1), and the value is added to the current value. The value multiplied by the control voltage value is added to the current control voltage value, and that value is used as a new control voltage value. Here, the arbitrary parameter k is arbitrarily determined by the inspector so that the average gray value approaches the target average gray value quickly.
By changing this parameter k, it can be applied to various test objects.

【数1】 制御電圧値=現在の制御電圧値 +現在の制御電圧値×(目標の平均濃淡値−現在の平均濃淡値)/k…(1)## EQU1 ## Control voltage value = Current control voltage value + Current control voltage value × (Target average gray value−Current average gray value) / k (1)

【0015】[0015]

【発明の効果】以上のように、請求項1記載の発明にあ
っては、コネクタや電子部品など、金属端子を持った部
品の検査を行う場合において、金属端子に施されたメッ
キが、検査を行う日の温度、湿度等によって、光沢が微
妙に変化しても、照らされる領域の平均濃淡値(照度)
を自動的に調整するので、検査精度が安定すると共に、
人手によって照明の明るさ(輝度)を調整する必要がな
いので、省力化が図れるという効果を奏する。
As described above, according to the first aspect of the present invention, when inspecting a component having a metal terminal such as a connector or an electronic component, the plating applied to the metal terminal is inspected. Even if the gloss changes slightly depending on the temperature, humidity, etc. on the day of the test, the average gray value (illuminance) of the illuminated area
Is adjusted automatically, so that the inspection accuracy is stable and
Since it is not necessary to manually adjust the brightness (luminance) of the illumination, it is possible to achieve an effect of saving labor.

【0016】請求項2記載の発明にあっては、請求項1
記載の発明の効果に加え、逸早く目標の平均濃淡値に近
づくようにすることができるという効果を奏する。
According to the second aspect of the present invention, the first aspect is provided.
In addition to the effects of the described invention, there is an effect that the target average grayscale value can be quickly approached.

【図面の簡単な説明】[Brief description of the drawings]

【図1】本実施形態に係る照明制御装置の構成図であ
る。
FIG. 1 is a configuration diagram of a lighting control device according to an embodiment.

【図2】本実施形態に係る照明制御方法を示すフローチ
ャートであり、夫々(a)は画像処理装置のフローチャ
ート、(b)は制御処理装置のフローチャートである。
FIGS. 2A and 2B are flowcharts illustrating an illumination control method according to the embodiment, wherein FIG. 2A is a flowchart of an image processing apparatus, and FIG. 2B is a flowchart of a control processing apparatus.

【符号の説明】[Explanation of symbols]

1 カメラ(撮像素子) 2 画像処理装置 3 制御処理装置 5 光源装置(照明装置) 6 ライトガイド(照明装置) REFERENCE SIGNS LIST 1 camera (imaging device) 2 image processing device 3 control processing device 5 light source device (illumination device) 6 light guide (illumination device)

Claims (2)

【特許請求の範囲】[Claims] 【請求項1】 CCD等の撮像素子と、前記撮像素子で
撮像された画像を処理する画像処理装置と、前記画像処
理装置で処理されたデータに基づき、制御電圧を決定す
る制御処理装置と、前記制御電圧に応じて点灯する照明
装置とを具備した照明制御装置に用いられる照明制御方
法であって、 前記画像処理装置は、前記撮像された画像から、任意の
指定範囲若しくは全ての画素の、濃淡値の総和を求め、
その総和を指定範囲若しくは全ての画素数で除して、平
均濃淡値を求めると共に、その平均濃淡値を前記制御処
理装置に送信し、前記制御処理装置は、前記画像処理装
置から平均濃淡値を受信して、その平均濃淡値と目標濃
淡値とを比較し、暗い場合には制御電圧を大きくする一
方、明るい場合には制御電圧を小さくすることを特徴と
する照明制御方法。
An image pickup device such as a CCD, an image processing device for processing an image picked up by the image pickup device, a control processing device for determining a control voltage based on data processed by the image processing device, An illumination control method used in an illumination control device including an illumination device that is turned on in accordance with the control voltage, wherein the image processing device is configured such that, from the captured image, any specified range or all pixels, Find the sum of the gray values,
The sum is divided by the designated range or the total number of pixels to obtain an average gray value, and the average gray value is transmitted to the control processing device, and the control processing device calculates the average gray value from the image processing device. An illumination control method comprising receiving and comparing the average grayscale value with a target grayscale value, and increasing the control voltage when dark, and decreasing the control voltage when bright.
【請求項2】 前記制御電圧の変化の大きさは、任意の
目標の平均濃淡値から、現在の平均濃淡値を引いた値
を、任意のパラメータで除して、その値に現在の制御電
圧値を掛けて求めた値と、現在の制御電圧値とを足し
て、その値を新たな制御電圧値とすることを特徴とする
請求項1記載の照明制御方法。
2. The magnitude of the change of the control voltage is obtained by dividing a value obtained by subtracting a current average gray value from an arbitrary target average gray value by an arbitrary parameter, and dividing the value by a current control voltage. The lighting control method according to claim 1, wherein a value obtained by multiplying the value and a current control voltage value are added, and the value is used as a new control voltage value.
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