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Tools library 7 - 8 Vision 2007 4.10 User Manual Re v 01 7.1.4 Creating synthetic m odels with Image Edit 7.1.4.1 Image Edit desc ription Images created by Image Edit are real images from the Full board library, but modi…

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TYPE 3 component (with circle)

Specify the Background color in

gray levels (between 1 and 255).

Specify the Circle and Border di-

mensions and Color in gray levels

(between 1 and 255).

Specify the Offset between the circle

and the center of the component in

mm.

Specify the Component and Border

dimensions and color in gray levels

(between 1 and 255).

Specify the Scale of the component

you want to create (1 by default).

Press ReDrawing button at any time

to view the changes in the creation of

your component after modifications.

Gray levels

Black = 30: component or support (board).

White = 226: leads, pads or the support (board).

Gray = 128: component or support (board).

Note that the average difference between the colors is the same.

Only 3 gray levels are to be used in the creation of a synthetic

model.

Examples

Chip Capacitor

C3216 (C1206)

Component

image

Synthetic

image

Real

image

Chip Resistor

R3216 (R1206)

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7.1.4 Creating synthetic models with Image Edit

7.1.4.1 Image Edit description

Images created by

Image Edit

are real images from the Full

board library, but modified to

extract, highlight or enhance

their features.

This allows to emphasise

what the inspection tools

should look for, and ignore

features that are not or less

important. This also results in

increased inspection perfor-

mance.

Select a representative pattern with consistent features. Reduce needless features and

image noise. Train only important features. Consider editing bitmaps to create a repre-

sentative pattern. Larger patterns will provide greater accuracy. High frequency features

are more significant at outer edges of patterns.

7.1.4.2 Image Edit using

1. Select ImgEdit in the Edit menu.

2. The Cognex Image and Mask Editor window appears (see below). A tool box to mod-

ify the image is presented: enhance the lines that you want to keep for the inspection,

or delete those that seem to be unimportant.

3. To display a component image, go

into the File menu and click Open

(Ctrl+O). The Open Files window

appears. Click this button (A) to

choose the real image of the model

that you want to modify and remove

the tick from Mask file (B).

4. The Image Edit window is activated,

with the selected image (lighting lev-

el) of the model.

5. Click on the Save icon in the tool bar

to save the modified image of the

model or select Save (Ctrl+S) in the

File menu then Exit in the same

menu to return to Vision 2007 main

screen.

6. Select Create model from current

series from the Models menu to en-

able the newly modified image to be

listed in the component library.

Image Edit is used to convert real images into synthetic images.

A library must be opened to access the Edit menu.

Original real image

Lines that are not important

to the inspection are deleted.

Synthetic image from Image Edit

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7.2 Model edition

With the library opened, double click on the model that you want to edit, to display the Edit a model

window.

1. Select the image of the component that

you want to program from the list avail-

able in Model image (A) to display the

selected image or browse the image with

this button.

2. Select in Model icon (B), the icon repre-

senting the type of component being

treated.

3. When you click on Edit the area (C) but-

ton a magenta contour appears in the

camera window. Drag and resize this

contour and outline the model image cor-

rectly.

Deactivate the Edit area function by clicking it again. The characteristics of the Encompassing rect-

angle are automatically filled in during step 3.

The Auto area (E) button enables positioning of the encompassing rectangle. The automatic area

edition can be performed if, and only if, the model used is a synthetic model.

Tolerances (mm)

(

) section,

enter the inspection tolerances ( X, Y and Theta) for the current model.

5. In Equations (G) section, enter the equations to be used for component test.

This magenta rectangle called the

Encompassing

rectangle

(

) is

used to define the size of the com-

ponent in the library and therefore

in the associated .tst file during its

creation.

If the tolerances are zero, the inspection result will always be a position error (the perfect

position does not exist).

Presence

Enter the processing window number. If this is the window 1, part R1 (R for Result).

Polarity

Enter the window number in the different text fields if a component requires one of the tests mentioned.

Position X and Y

Enter X1 or Y1 to have the position of the tool in window 1.

Angle

Enter T1 in the Angle text field to indicate that the angle is calculated by the inspection tool of window 1.

Joint

Enter the processing window number. If this is the window 1, part 1-J1 (J for Joint), only if you have a SO

or QFP tool in the window 1.

Bridge

Enter the processing window number. If this is the window 1, part 1-B1 (B for Bridge), only if you have a

SO or QFP tool in the window 1