18381182. IMAGE ACQUISITION APPARATUS AND DEFECT DETECTION SYSTEM OF ELECTRODE PLATE simplified abstract (CONTEMPORARY AMPEREX TECHNOLOGY CO., LIMITED)
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IMAGE ACQUISITION APPARATUS AND DEFECT DETECTION SYSTEM OF ELECTRODE PLATE
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CONTEMPORARY AMPEREX TECHNOLOGY CO., LIMITED
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IMAGE ACQUISITION APPARATUS AND DEFECT DETECTION SYSTEM OF ELECTRODE PLATE - A simplified explanation of the abstract
This abstract first appeared for US patent application 18381182 titled 'IMAGE ACQUISITION APPARATUS AND DEFECT DETECTION SYSTEM OF ELECTRODE PLATE
The image acquisition apparatus described in the patent application includes a camera, a first light source, a second light source, and a lens.
- The first light source emits light towards one electrode plate to illuminate a local portion of the plate, reflecting the light towards the camera via the electrode plate.
- The second light source illuminates a local portion of the other electrode plate.
- The lens has a reflective region that reflects the light from the second electrode plate towards the camera, allowing for the acquisition of a stitched image of both electrode plates.
Potential Applications: - This technology could be used in medical imaging devices to capture detailed images of biological samples. - It could also be applied in industrial inspection systems for quality control purposes.
Problems Solved: - Enables the acquisition of high-quality images of electrode plates with improved clarity and detail. - Facilitates the stitching of images from different sources for a comprehensive view.
Benefits: - Enhanced image quality and resolution for better analysis and evaluation. - Simplified image acquisition process with a single apparatus capturing images from multiple sources.
Commercial Applications: Title: Advanced Image Acquisition Technology for Medical and Industrial Applications This technology can be utilized in medical imaging equipment, industrial inspection systems, and research laboratories for enhanced image capture and analysis.
Questions about the technology: 1. How does the reflective region of the lens contribute to capturing stitched images of electrode plates? 2. What are the specific angles at which the first and second light sources emit light for optimal image acquisition?
Original Abstract Submitted
An image acquisition apparatus includes a camera, a first light source, a second light source, and a lens. The first light source is configured to emit first light toward one electrode plate so as to illuminate a local portion of the electrode plate, and the first light source emits the first light at an angle such that the first light is able to be reflected to the camera via the electrode plate. The second light source is configured to emit second light toward the other electrode plate so as to illuminate a local portion of the other electrode plate. The lens includes a reflective region, where the reflective region is arranged at an angle to reflect the second light reflected by the second electrode plate to the camera, such that the camera acquires a stitched image of the positive and negative electrode plates.
