KR101619834B1 - Hyperspectral dark chamber linear scanning system - Google Patents
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The present invention relates to a darkroom ultra-spectral linear scanning system, and more particularly, to an ultra-spectral linear scanning system for inspection and discrimination of samples such as plants, soil, minerals, cultural properties and artifacts such as seeds, leaves and stems Spectroscopic linear scanning system which is capable of more precise scanning by preventing the physical properties of the sample due to heat generated by the illumination means and changing the characteristics of the sample.
In general imaging technology, since the image is acquired by separating the light received by the camera into single or several to several tens of wavelength information in the wavelength range of visible light or infrared light by the spectroscopic sensor, the physical properties and characteristics of the sample can be accurately There is a limit to doing.
Recently, ultra-spectroscopic imaging technology has been developed that can distinguish the physical properties and traits of a sample by acquiring images by separating the received light into hundreds to hundreds of wavelengths information by using an ultrasound spectrometer and an ultrasound image sensor Was developed.
These ultra-spectroscopic imaging technologies were first used for military purposes in airplanes or satellites and used for identification of targets. For civilian use, there are remote exploration fields such as cultivation conditions of crops, distribution of minerals, Is being used in the field.
The ultrasound imaging technique divides the light received by the ultrasound spectrometer into wavelengths by the ultra-spectroscopic device, allocates them in the row direction of the array of detectors, spatially divides them in the column direction, Information at the same time.
Accordingly, the image data information of the divided wavelengths is accumulated in a cube-type hyperspectral image cube according to the traveling direction of the aircraft or the satellite. That is, the spatial information in the x-axis and y-axis directions is divided into several hundreds of wavelengths in the lambda direction and accumulated.
In terms of wavelength characteristics, VNIR (400-1000 nm) versus wavelength is suitable for use in forest, marine, water, water, and agricultural fields, where color information is mainly needed, including relevant spectral information and some near infrared bands , SWIR (1000 ~ 2500nm) wavelength is a short wavelength infrared ray which is useful for moisture information and lipid characterization and material identification of the object. It is mainly used for forest (leaf moisture content, pine wilt disease), lipid, agricultural soil, LWIR (8 ~ 12μm) wavelength is useful for temperature information, material identification and gas detection of object with long wavelength infrared rays, mainly detecting urban heat island phenomenon, military target detection in defense field , And is suitable for use in the field of material identification of ground coatings.
As a prior art related to ultrasound imaging technology, Korean Patent No. 10-0920749 (registered on September 30, 2009) entitled " Quantitative Cell Analysis Method Using Ultrasound Spectral Imaging System "(hereinafter referred to as Prior Art 1) A computer system with an optical system with a tunable filter attached to a confocal microscope and capable of continuously converting wavelengths that can be transmitted over time, and software for image acquisition and analysis After obtaining a slightly unfocussed image using the ultrasound imaging system and correcting the background, threshold parameters are applied to all the cells in the image, and when the region is selected, All cells that satisfy the threshold parameter can be automatically selected and all cells in the image can be quantitatively measured And can be used for quantitative cell viability, drug screening, or flow cytometric analysis by quantitative cell counting and quantitative cell viability analysis.
As a prior art related to ultrasound imaging technology, Korean Patent Registration No. 10-1341815 (registered October 20, 2013) "Seed sorting device using ultrasound image processing (hereinafter referred to as" Prior Art 2 ") has a conveyor belt A light emitting unit disposed at an upper end of the transfer unit and capable of dimming the seed transferred from the transfer unit, a frame body formed at an upper end of the light control unit, A discrimination unit for discriminating a good seed by analyzing the ultrasonic image by the ultrasonic spectroscopic image camera unit, and a discrimination unit for discriminating between the feed speed of the feed unit and the light control And a control unit for controlling the amount of illumination of the unit, wherein halogen or ultraviolet light is irradiated on the seed to be transferred, and this is measured by an ultrasound image camera Discloses a technology for discriminating good seeds through the acquired spectroscopic image spectrum so as to be able to quickly discriminate healthy seeds with excellent germination.
However, in the prior art 1, a sample platform on which a sample (cell sample) is placed and an imaging means (an objective lens, a prism, a lens, a variable filter, a long pass filter CCD camera, It is suitable for acquiring images but there is a limitation in obtaining hyperspectral images of samples having a certain area such as plant specimens, leaves, minerals, cultural properties, and the like.
Although the prior art 2 is also suitable for discriminating seeds, there is a limit to obtaining hyperspectral images of samples having a certain area such as plant specimens, leaves, minerals, cultural properties, and the like.
In the prior art 2, a halogen lamp is used for dimming the sample, and a halogen lamp is provided on the upper part of the transfer unit for transferring the sample, and is configured to directly dim the halogen lamp, The sample transported from the lower part is dried by the heat of high temperature generated from the halogen lamp, and the physical properties and characteristics are changed, so that it is impossible to obtain an accurate ultrasonic image for the sample. As a result, the sample can not be accurately discriminated There is a problem to be done.
In addition, a method of minimizing the influence by the above-mentioned heat can be considered by providing a cooling means including a cooling fan in the chamber or the light control unit, but in this case, the sample is shaken due to the influence of wind, There is a problem that can not be obtained.
Therefore, it is required to develop a technology that can obtain an accurate ultrasonic spectroscopic image of a sample without causing a change in the physical properties and characteristics of the sample due to the heat generated by the light control means, and as a result, to accurately discriminate the sample.
Accordingly, an object of the present invention is to provide an ultrasound image scanning apparatus capable of scanning ultrasound images for inspection and discrimination of samples such as seeds, leaves, stems, etc., soil, minerals, cultural properties and relics, , And to prevent a change in character and the like, thereby enabling a more accurate scanning.
According to an aspect of the present invention, there is provided a plasma display panel comprising: a chamber for providing a dark room; A sample tray installed at an inner lower end of the chamber to seat the sample; A sample transfer belt installed at an inner lower end of the chamber for linearly transferring the sample tray horizontally; An ultra-spectroscopic image photographing unit for super-spectroscopically photographing a sample placed on the upper side of the chamber and seated on the sample tray; A light control means for illuminating a sample placed on the sample tray; Control means for controlling the sample to be transmitted and the ultrasound transducer and light control means; Wherein the light control means comprises a light guide provided on an upper portion of the sample tray outside a light source provided outside the chamber and a light guide member connecting the light source portion and the light guide, Thereby providing a linear scanning system.
According to the darkroom ultra-spectral linear scanning system of the present invention, a chamber for providing a dark room; A sample tray installed at an inner lower end of the chamber to seat the sample; A sample transfer belt installed at an inner lower end of the chamber for linearly transferring the sample tray horizontally; An ultra-spectroscopic image photographing unit for super-spectroscopically photographing a sample placed on the upper side of the chamber and seated on the sample tray; A light control means for illuminating a sample placed on the sample tray; Control means for controlling the sample to be transmitted and the ultrasound transducer and light control means; Wherein the light control means includes a light guide provided outside the light source disposed outside the chamber, an upper portion of the sample tray, and a light guiding member connecting the light source and the light guide, It is not transmitted to the inside of the chamber but only the light beam required for dimming is introduced, thereby preventing drying of the sample due to heat and deformation of physical properties and traits, thereby enabling more accurate inspection and discrimination.
1 to 10 show a preferred embodiment of a darkroom ultra-spectral linear scanning system according to the present invention,
1 is a perspective view showing a door of a chamber in a closed state,
2 is a perspective view showing a state in which a door of a chamber is removed,
3 is a perspective view showing a state in which a main body shading plate constituting a chamber main body is removed,
FIG. 4 is an exploded perspective view of the sample tray and the sample feeder,
5 is a side view showing an ultrasound imaging apparatus,
6 is a partial perspective view of an ultrasound imaging apparatus,
7 is an exploded perspective view of the light control means,
8 is an enlarged cross-sectional view of the light guiding member,
9 is a functional block diagram of the control means,
10 is a diagram showing an example of a screen displayed on the display unit.
Hereinafter, a darkroom ultra-spectral linear scanning system according to the present invention will be described in detail with reference to the preferred embodiments illustrated in the accompanying drawings.
In the following description, a through hole through which a bolt or a screw is passed and a fastening hole through which a bolt or a screw is fastened are used for merely connecting the components, and reference numerals and explanations thereof are omitted.
Further, the illustration and description of the welding and the screw coupling structure for coupling the respective components are also omitted.
As shown in FIGS. 1 to 10, the darkroom ultra-spectral linear scanning system according to the present embodiment includes a
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When the computer constituting the control means 600 is booted and the ultrasound linear scanning software installed in the
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From the obtained ultra-spectroscopic images, it is possible to inspect and discriminate the germination of seeds, to inspect and discriminate pests and infections against plants such as leaves and stems, and to inspect and discriminate the physical properties and traits of soils, minerals, cultural properties and artifacts.
According to the present invention, the
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It will be apparent to those skilled in the art that various modifications and variations can be made in the present invention without departing from the spirit or essential characteristics thereof. Therefore, the embodiments disclosed in the present invention are not intended to limit the scope of the present invention but to limit the scope of the technical idea of the present invention. The scope of protection of the present invention should be construed according to the following claims, and all technical ideas within the scope of equivalents thereof should be construed as falling within the scope of the present invention.
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A sample tray 200 installed at an inner lower end of the chamber 100 to receive a sample;
A conveyance belt housing 310 mounted on the bottom of the chamber body 110, a conveyance motor 320 installed at one end of the conveyance belt housing 310, And a transfer nut block 340 to which the sample tray 200 is coupled so that the sample tray 200 is horizontally linearly transferred to a sample conveyer 300;
An ultra-spectroscopic imager 400 installed at an inner upper portion of the chamber 100 to take an ultra-spectroscopic image of a sample placed on the sample tray 200;
A dimmer means (500) for dimming a sample placed on the sample tray (200);
A control unit 600 for controlling the sample 300 and the ultrasound transducer 400 and the light control unit 500; And,
A guide slot 311 is formed on the front and rear surfaces of the conveying table housing 310 so as to be elongated in the right and left direction and the connecting piece 210 is bent downward at the front and rear ends of the sample tray 200, The sample tray 200 and the feed nut block 340 are coupled to the front and rear surfaces of the feed nut block 340 through the guide slots 311,
The light control unit 500 includes a light source unit 510 provided outside the chamber 100 and having a light source embedded therein and a light source unit 500 installed at an upper portion of the sample tray 200 in the chamber 100, A pair of left and right light guides 520 having light transmission slits 522 formed in a longitudinal direction for linear dimming and a pair of right and left light guides 520 mounted on the body frame 111 An angle adjusting means 540 for adjusting the angle of the pair of left and right light guides 520 with respect to the bracket 530 and a pair of brackets 530 for supporting the light source portion 510 And a light guide member 550 having one end connected to the upper end of the light guide 520 and the other end connected to the upper end of the left and right light guides 520,
The light source unit 510 includes a light source box 511 having a light source box body 511a and a light source box cover 511b covering the light source box body 511a, A reflector 513 disposed in front of the lamp 512 to reflect light emitted from the lamp 512 forward and a reflector 513 formed on the front surface of the light source box body 511a, And a light transmitting hole 514 for transmitting the light reflected by the light emitting element 513,
An inverter 515 for driving the lamp 512 is provided in the light source box body 511a,
The area where the lamp 512 and the reflector 513 are disposed and the area where the inverter 515 is disposed are partitioned by the partition 511c so as not to affect each other,
The light guide 520 includes a light guide body 521 having a hollow interior and a light emitting slit 522 at a lower end thereof and a light guide body 521 coupled to a lower end of the light guide body 521, And a gap adjustment member (523) for adjusting the size of the dark spot.
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