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Figure 374: Choose [Rotate Copy] or [Mirror]
Figure 375: Results of [Mirror} Command
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(8) Add images of lead and solder inspection windows. All inspection windows with the
same method will use the image.
(9) Click on
[Pass Level] to set pass level for all types.
Figure 376: Example: Set Pass Level
(10) Click on [Save] to save this type. The system will store the saved file in
[C:\AOI\packagelibrary] folder
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9 I
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9.1 Methods of Image Matching
9.1.1 Method 1–Geometric Feature Matching
The system saves the pattern and features of the image and inspects the image according to
the features. [Missing] is inspected using this algorithm. Also, this algorithm can be selected
to do image matching for [Warp].
9.1.2 Method 2–Normalize Correlation Matching
System learns the gray level(s) and feature(s) of the image, then finds the best matching
object in the search range when inspecting. [Lead] is inspected with this algorithm and this
algorithm can be selected to do image matching for [Warp].
9.1.3 Method 3–Projection Profile Matching
After projecting the gray level to the X and Y axis, the system takes the projections as the
features to inspect. [Align] is inspected with this algorithm.
9.2 Principles and Settings
9.2.1 Model Image (Missing/Missing Polarity)
To check the missing, shift, tombstone and polarity of components. Use the Geometric
Feature Method (Method 1). Grab a good image model for sample. Compare with test
component to find the defect.
Figure 377: Model Image (Missing) Window
The [Pass Level Settings] are shown in the following figure.