JPH0271682A - Picture read element correction device - Google Patents

Picture read element correction device

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JPH0271682A
JPH0271682A JP63223888A JP22388888A JPH0271682A JP H0271682 A JPH0271682 A JP H0271682A JP 63223888 A JP63223888 A JP 63223888A JP 22388888 A JP22388888 A JP 22388888A JP H0271682 A JPH0271682 A JP H0271682A
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Shinichi Kaida
飼田 真一
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Fujifilm Holdings Corp
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Fuji Photo Film Co Ltd
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Abstract

PURPOSE:To execute the detection and correction of a defect picture element simultaneously and to cope with picture defects of many kinds over a wide range by using a filter, giving a prescribed luminous quantity, measuring the luminous quantity change of each picture element of an image sensor with respect to the prescribed luminous quantity, detecting a defective picture element, storing it and correcting it for each picture element. CONSTITUTION:The position of an ND filter 12 is adjusted to vary the luminous quantity into ND1-ND5 with respect to the image sensor 10 and whether or not an output DP of the sensor 10 is within a permissible range between set threshold levels L1 and L2 is checked by a detection circuit 20. A defect data DF for each picture element in response to the luminous quantity ND is stored in a RAM 4 via a gate 3. Then the filter 12 is removed to read a picture data of an original 14 by the sensor 10. In this case, the data DP from an A/D converter 2 is inputted to a correction circuit 30 and a data DPA relating to the defect from the RAM 4 is read and a picture clock PXC applies correction by interpolation of adjacent data and a picture data PS is outputted. Through the constitution above, even if the image sensor is replaced, simple correction is attained and the device processes various kinds of defects.

Description

【発明の詳細な説明】 発明の目的: (産業上の利用分野) この発明は、 CCD、MOS等で成るイメージセンサ
笠の画像読取素子の欠陥画素を自動的に検出して画像デ
ータを補正する画像読取素子補正装置に関する。
[Detailed Description of the Invention] Purpose of the Invention: (Industrial Application Field) This invention automatically detects defective pixels in an image reading element of an image sensor shade made of CCD, MOS, etc. and corrects image data. The present invention relates to an image reading element correction device.

(従来の技術) CCU等で成るイメージセンサは通常画素毎に特性のば
らつきを有しており、従来もイメージセンサの画素のば
らつきを補正する為に予めイメージセンサの欠陥画素を
1画素毎に検出して、どの画素が欠陥画素であるかを予
めメモリに記憶しておき、実際に画像を読取る時に画像
データの補正を行なうようにしている。
(Prior art) An image sensor made up of a CCU, etc. usually has variations in characteristics for each pixel, and conventionally, defective pixels in the image sensor have been detected for each pixel in advance in order to correct the variations in pixels of the image sensor. Then, which pixels are defective pixels are stored in memory in advance, and the image data is corrected when the image is actually read.

(発明が解決しようとする課題) 上述した従来の欠陥画素補正装置では、イメージセンサ
の欠陥画素の検出と補正を同時に行なうことが出来ず、
イメージセンサに対して予め欠陥画素を検出して記憶し
ておき、実際の画像を読取る時に欠陥画素に対応して画
像データを補正するようにしている。そのため、欠陥画
素の検出と補正とを同時に行なうことができず、各画素
における光量変化に対1−る補正を行なうことができな
かった。
(Problems to be Solved by the Invention) The conventional defective pixel correction device described above cannot detect and correct defective pixels of an image sensor at the same time.
Defective pixels are detected and stored in advance in the image sensor, and image data is corrected in accordance with the defective pixels when reading an actual image. Therefore, it is not possible to detect and correct defective pixels at the same time, and it is not possible to perform correction for changes in the amount of light in each pixel.

この発明は上述のような事情よりなされたものであり、
この発明の目的は、画像読取素子の欠陥画素の検出とそ
の欠陥画素に対する補正とを同時に行なうことができる
画像読取素子補正装置を提供することにある。
This invention was made due to the circumstances mentioned above,
SUMMARY OF THE INVENTION An object of the present invention is to provide an image reading element correction device that can simultaneously detect defective pixels of an image reading element and correct the defective pixels.

発明の構成; (課題を解決するための手段) この発明は画像読取素子の欠陥画素検出補正装置に関す
るもので、この発明の上記目的は、画像読取素子への照
射光量を可変する光照射手段と、前記画像読取素子の画
素毎に前記光照射手段によりて可変された光量に対する
画素欠陥を検出する画素欠陥検出手段と、この画素欠陥
検出手段で検出された欠陥データを記憶する記憶手段と
、前記画像読取素子の画像読取データに対して前記記憶
手段からの記憶データを用いて画素毎に補正する画素欠
陥補正手段とを設けることによって達成される。
Structure of the Invention; (Means for Solving the Problems) The present invention relates to a defective pixel detection and correction device for an image reading element. , pixel defect detection means for detecting pixel defects with respect to the amount of light varied by the light irradiation means for each pixel of the image reading element; storage means for storing defect data detected by the pixel defect detection means; This is achieved by providing pixel defect correction means for correcting the image read data of the image reading element for each pixel using the stored data from the storage means.

(作用) この発明ではイメージセンサに対して、光源の光i?■
又はNo(Neutral Density)フィルタ
を用いて所定の光量を与え、この所定光量に対してイメ
ージセンサの各画素の光景変化が所定範囲内となってい
るか否かを計測することによって、イメージセンサの欠
陥画素を検出するようにしている。この欠陥検出のデー
タを光量毎にメモリに記憶しておき、実際の画像を読取
った画像データに対して画像データを欠陥画素において
補正するようにしており、欠陥検出と画像データの補正
とを同時に行なって画像データを出力することができる
(Operation) In this invention, the light i? of the light source is applied to the image sensor. ■
Or, by applying a predetermined amount of light using a No (Neutral Density) filter and measuring whether the change in the scene of each pixel of the image sensor is within a predetermined range with respect to the predetermined amount of light, defects in the image sensor can be detected. It is designed to detect pixels. This defect detection data is stored in memory for each light intensity, and the image data is corrected at the defective pixel for the image data obtained by reading the actual image, so that defect detection and image data correction are performed simultaneously. image data can be output.

(実施例) 第1図はこの発明の一実施例を示しており、所定光景に
おけるイメージセンサlOの画像出力信号IPはサンプ
ルホールド回路1を経てAD変換器2に入力され、へ〇
変換されたデジイタル画像データDI’は画素欠陥検出
回路20及び画素欠陥補正回路30に入力され、画素欠
陥検出回路20で検出された欠陥データDI’がゲート
3を経てIIAM4に記↑nされる。
(Embodiment) FIG. 1 shows an embodiment of the present invention, in which the image output signal IP of the image sensor IO at a predetermined scene is inputted to the AD converter 2 via the sample and hold circuit 1, and converted into The digital image data DI' is input to the pixel defect detection circuit 20 and the pixel defect correction circuit 30, and the defect data DI' detected by the pixel defect detection circuit 20 is recorded in the IIAM 4 through the gate 3.

11AM4に記憶された記憶データDPへはゲート3を
経て画素欠陥補正回路30に入力され、実際の原稿を読
取ったときの画像データDPを補正して画像データPS
として出力する。又、イメージセンサlO。サンプルホ
ールド回路1.へ〇変換器21画素欠陥検出回路20及
び画素欠陥補正回路30は画素クロックPxCに同期を
取って制御され、アドレスカウンタ5はIIAM4のデ
ータ記憶及びデータ読出に対してイメージセンサ10の
画素との対応を取るようにしている。
The memory data DP stored in 11AM4 is inputted to the pixel defect correction circuit 30 through the gate 3, and the image data DP obtained when reading the actual document is corrected and converted into image data PS.
Output as . Also, an image sensor lO. Sample hold circuit 1. The converter 21, the pixel defect detection circuit 20, and the pixel defect correction circuit 30 are controlled in synchronization with the pixel clock PxC, and the address counter 5 corresponds to the pixels of the image sensor 10 for data storage and data readout of the IIAM 4. I try to take it.

イメージセンサlOに対しては第2図で示すように光源
11からレンズ13を経て光を照射するようになってお
り、レンズ13と光源11との間には、光量を所定念に
調整するための例えば5段階(NDI〜N05)に区画
されたNOフィルタ12が設けられており、NOフィル
タ12の位置を適宜調整することによっ、て、イメージ
センサlOに対して所定の光量を与えるようになってい
る。そして、原稿14の画像データを読取る場合にはN
Oフィルタ12を光路外に置いて、原)414を光源1
1とレンズ13との間に装填して読取るようになってい
る。
As shown in FIG. 2, light is irradiated onto the image sensor IO from a light source 11 via a lens 13, and between the lens 13 and the light source 11 there is a light source for adjusting the amount of light in a predetermined manner. For example, an NO filter 12 divided into five stages (NDI to N05) is provided, and by appropriately adjusting the position of the NO filter 12, a predetermined amount of light can be given to the image sensor IO. It has become. When reading the image data of the original 14, N
Place the O filter 12 outside the optical path and connect the original) 414 to the light source 1.
1 and the lens 13 for reading.

このような構成において、第2図のNOフィルタ12の
位置を適宜調整して、イメージセンサ10に対して第3
図で示すように光量をNOI〜ND5に変えた時のイメ
ージセンサ10の出力DPが、設定されたスレッシシル
ト値Ll及びL2の間の許容範囲に入っているか否かを
画素欠陥検出回路20において検出する。これは、イメ
ージセンサlOの画素に欠陥がなければ、光量の増加に
従ってその画素出力値もほぼ比例する関係にあり、例え
ば第3図の特性■は全てがこのスレッショルド値Ll及
びL2の領域内に入っているので、全ての光1NDl〜
N[lSについて欠陥が存在しないことを示す、又、特
性■は光l No5において欠陥を生じ、他の光1ND
1〜ND4では欠゛陥が存在せず、特性■は光ff1N
DI及びNo2で欠陥となり、光量ND3〜ND5では
欠陥とならない様子を示している。このような多光1N
Dl〜ND5に応じた各画素毎の欠陥データを画素欠陥
検出回路20において求め、その欠陥データOFをゲ・
−ト3を経てRAM4に記憶する。このようなイメージ
センサlOの欠陥検出を画像読取の最初に行なって、そ
の欠陥データDFをIIAM4に記憶しておく。
In such a configuration, the position of the NO filter 12 shown in FIG.
As shown in the figure, the pixel defect detection circuit 20 detects whether the output DP of the image sensor 10 when the light intensity is changed from NOI to ND5 is within the tolerance range between the set threshold values Ll and L2. do. This means that if there is no defect in the pixel of the image sensor IO, the pixel output value will be almost proportional to the increase in the amount of light.For example, the characteristic ① in Fig. 3 will all fall within the range of the threshold values Ll and L2. Since it is included, all light is 1NDl ~
It shows that there is no defect for N[lS, and the characteristic ■ causes a defect in light l No5 and other light 1ND
No defects exist in 1 to ND4, and the characteristic ■ is light ff1N.
It is shown that a defect occurs in DI and No. 2, but does not occur in light amounts ND3 to ND5. Such multi-light 1N
Defect data for each pixel corresponding to D1 to ND5 is obtained in the pixel defect detection circuit 20, and the defect data OF is
- stored in RAM 4 via port 3. Such defect detection of the image sensor IO is performed at the beginning of image reading, and the defect data DF is stored in the IIAM 4.

その後に、NOフィルタ12をイメージセンサ10の光
路外に置くと共に、原稿14を光路内に置いてこの画像
データをイメージセンサlOで読取るが、この場合には
へ〇変換器2からの画像データDPを画素欠陥補正回路
30に入力すると共に、RAM4から画素欠陥に関する
記憶データDPAを読出してゲート3を経て人力すると
共に、画素クロックI’XCに基づいて第6図(^)又
は(II)で示すような、隣接データの補間による補正
を行なって画像データPSを出力する。
After that, the NO filter 12 is placed outside the optical path of the image sensor 10, and the original 14 is placed inside the optical path, and this image data is read by the image sensor 10. In this case, the image data DP from the converter 2 is is input to the pixel defect correction circuit 30, and the stored data DPA regarding the pixel defect is read out from the RAM 4 and inputted manually through the gate 3, and the data is input as shown in FIG. 6 (^) or (II) based on the pixel clock I'XC. The image data PS is output after correction by interpolation of adjacent data.

第4図は画素欠陥検出回路20の一例を示しており、前
述の許容範囲を各光量NDI −NO3@に規定するウ
ィンドコンパレータ2!〜25で構成され、作動するウ
ィンドコンパレータ21〜25は選択信号SLI〜SL
5によって選択されるようになっている。そして、選択
されたウィンドコンパレータでは、人力される画像デー
タOPが設定されたスレッショルド値の許容範囲内に入
っているか否かに応じて、2値の欠陥データDFI〜D
F5を出力するようになっている。従って、第3図の特
性■〜■に関しては、次の表1のような欠陥データDF
I〜DF5が出力される。
FIG. 4 shows an example of the pixel defect detection circuit 20, in which the window comparator 2! defines the above-mentioned allowable range to each light amount NDI-NO3@! The window comparators 21 to 25 that operate are configured with selection signals SLI to SL.
5 to be selected. Then, in the selected window comparator, binary defect data DFI to D are determined depending on whether or not the manually inputted image data OP is within the allowable range of the set threshold value.
It is designed to output F5. Therefore, regarding the characteristics ■ to ■ in Figure 3, the defect data DF as shown in Table 1 below is
I to DF5 are output.

又、第5図は画素欠陥補正回路30の詳細な構成例を示
しており、画素クロックPxCはカウンタ31及びラッ
チ回路33〜35に人力され、カウンタ31は1ライン
同期で入力されるカウンタクリア信号TCLでクリアさ
れるようになっており、カウンタ36の出力はIIAM
/110M32に人力され、RへM/110M32の出
力はセレクタ37にA又はBの選択信号として入力され
ている。又、画像データDPはラッチ回路33に入力さ
れ、その出力LTIはラッチ回路34に入力されると共
に加算器36に入力され、ラッチ回路34の出力LT2
はラッチ回路35に入力されると共にセレクタ37のB
端子に入力され、ラッチ回路35の出力LT3が加算器
36に入力されている。さらに、加算器36の出力デー
タはセレクタ37のA端子に入力され、セレクタ37か
ら補正された画像データPSが出力されるようになって
いる。なお、加算器36はデータLTI及びL12の加
算値を1ビツトシフト(÷2)して出力するようになっ
ており、データLTI及びL12が異常値の場合には、
加算器36の出力がセレクタ37で選択されて画像デー
タPSとして出力される0通常はラッチ回路34の出力
LT2が正常データとしてセレクタ37で選択され、画
像データpsとして出力される。
Further, FIG. 5 shows a detailed configuration example of the pixel defect correction circuit 30, in which the pixel clock PxC is manually input to the counter 31 and latch circuits 33 to 35, and the counter 31 receives a counter clear signal input in synchronization with one line. It is cleared by TCL, and the output of counter 36 is IIAM.
/110M32, and the output of M/110M32 to R is input to the selector 37 as an A or B selection signal. Further, the image data DP is inputted to the latch circuit 33, and its output LTI is inputted to the latch circuit 34 and also inputted to the adder 36, and the output LT2 of the latch circuit 34 is inputted to the adder 36.
is input to the latch circuit 35 and the B of the selector 37
The output LT3 of the latch circuit 35 is input to the adder 36. Furthermore, the output data of the adder 36 is input to the A terminal of the selector 37, and the corrected image data PS is output from the selector 37. Note that the adder 36 is configured to shift the sum of data LTI and L12 by 1 bit (÷2) and output it, and when data LTI and L12 are abnormal values,
The output of the adder 36 is selected by the selector 37 and output as image data PS. Normally, the output LT2 of the latch circuit 34 is selected as normal data by the selector 37 and output as image data ps.

なお、上述ではNDフィルタを用いてイメージセンサの
照射光量を所定位置に変えているが、光源そのものの発
光量を変えるようにしても良い。
In the above description, the amount of light irradiated by the image sensor is changed to a predetermined position using an ND filter, but the amount of light emitted from the light source itself may be changed.

発明の効果; 以上のようにこの発明の画像読取素子補正装置によれば
、画像データに対する調整工数をm減できると共に、イ
メージセンサを交換しても画像データの補正を筒41に
行なうことができ、画素欠陥の種類に対しても広い範囲
に対処できる利点がある。
Effects of the Invention: As described above, according to the image reading element correction device of the present invention, the number of man-hours for adjusting image data can be reduced by m, and even if the image sensor is replaced, image data can be corrected on the cylinder 41. This method has the advantage of being able to deal with a wide range of types of pixel defects.

【図面の簡単な説明】[Brief explanation of the drawing]

第1図はこの発明の一実施例を示すブロック構成図、第
2図はイメージセンサに対する光量変化の手段を示す図
、第3図は光量に対する画素の特性例を示す図、第4図
は画素欠陥検出回路の一例を示すブロック構成図、第5
図は画素欠陥補正回路の一例を示すブロック構成図、第
6図及び第7図は画素データの補正を説明するための図
である。 1・・・サンプルボールド回路、2・・・An変換器、
3・・・ゲート、4・・・1^M、5・・・アドレスカ
ウンタ、lO・・・イメージセンサ、11・・・光源、
12・・・NOフィルタ、13・・・レンズ、14・・
・原稿、20・・・画素欠陥検出回路、30・・・画素
欠陥補正回路。 、第 図 JI5’  回 Lj5
FIG. 1 is a block diagram showing an embodiment of the present invention, FIG. 2 is a diagram showing a means for changing the amount of light for an image sensor, FIG. 3 is a diagram showing an example of the characteristics of a pixel with respect to the amount of light, and FIG. 4 is a diagram showing a pixel Block configuration diagram showing an example of a defect detection circuit, No. 5
The figure is a block diagram showing an example of a pixel defect correction circuit, and FIGS. 6 and 7 are diagrams for explaining correction of pixel data. 1... Sample bold circuit, 2... An converter,
3... Gate, 4... 1^M, 5... Address counter, IO... Image sensor, 11... Light source,
12...NO filter, 13...lens, 14...
- Original document, 20... pixel defect detection circuit, 30... pixel defect correction circuit. , Figure JI5' times Lj5

Claims (1)

【特許請求の範囲】[Claims] 1、画像読取素子への照射光量を可変する光照射手段と
、前記画像読取素子の画素毎に前記光照射手段によって
可変された光量に対する画素欠陥を検出する画素欠陥検
出手段と、この画素欠陥検出手段で検出された欠陥デー
タを記憶する記憶手段と、前記画像読取素子の画像読取
データに対して前記記憶手段からの記憶データを用いて
画素毎に補正する画素欠陥補正手段とを具備したことを
特徴とする画像読取素子補正装置。
1. A light irradiation means for varying the amount of light irradiated to the image reading element, a pixel defect detection means for detecting a pixel defect with respect to the amount of light varied by the light irradiation means for each pixel of the image reading element, and this pixel defect detection and a pixel defect correction means for correcting the image read data of the image reading element for each pixel using the stored data from the storage means. Features: Image reading element correction device.
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