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Quickpack ColorScan


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High-resolution Camera Link image acquisition and pre-processing<BR>for color LINE-SCAN inspection Frame grabber for digital acquisition
High-resolution Camera Link image acquisition and pre-processing
for color LINE-SCAN inspection

The Grablink Quickpack ColorScan provides on its FPGA the accelerated image pre-processing functions necessary for color scanning applications. Color document scanning or PCB inspections are then considerably eased and accelerated providing on the fly enhanced images ready for further processing.

Frame Grabber: Grablink Quickpack ColorScan   Image pre-processing accelerated by the FPGA:
  Scan-delay compensation, Shading correction,
  Look-up table transformation, White balance
  Base configuration: 24-bit at up to 60 MHz
  Maximum processing rate: 50 MPixel/s (150 MB/s)
  Output formats: RGB 24- and 32-bit packed - RGB 24-bit planar
  128 MB on-board memory
  Form factor: Conventional PCI 64-bit 66 MHz
  MultiCam drivers for Microsoft Windows® and Linux
Image pre-processing functions accelerated by the FPGA Scan-delay compensation
Scan-delay compensation

A trilinear color camera captures the luminance information at three light wavelength ranges from three distinct locations. A gap between these lines analyzed in red, green and blue is resulting due to the sensor geometry and the optical arrangement. The scan-delay compensation offered in the Grablink Quickpack ColorScan gathers the color information coming from three different locations in order to reconstruct consistent RGB information.

On the fly shading correction on the three color components

After the calibration phase, the six profiles are compiled into the frame grabber hardware to correct the distortions. This correction is handled applying a multiplicative -gain- and an additive -offset- correction to each pixel issued in the scanned signal. This processing drastically improves the quality of the acquired images facilitating the application processing.

Three 8-bit x 8-bit Look-up Table Transformer for the R the G and the B components

They include the following setup methods: exhaustive definition of the transformation law, parametric shaping of the transformation law through a few intuitive controls, white balance by RGB gain correction implemented as special transformation laws.

White balance correcting for RGB channel imbalance

This imbalance can be due to differences in sensitivity of sensors, to the illumination system and to the optical filter. After calibration, a correcting gain is applied to each color channel to compensate for unbalanced R, G and B components.

Raw acquired image Scan-delay compensated Scan-delay compensated and shading corrected image Scan-delay compensated, shading corrected and white balanced image
Raw acquired image Scan-delay compensated Scan-delay compensated and shading corrected image Scan-delay compensated, shading corrected and white balanced image
Image acquisition and transfer
Support of Base configuration for RGB LINE-SCAN camera

Two kinds of RGB imagers are supported: trilinear and 3-CCD. Only RGB single-tap with Base_1T24 tap configuration is supported.

Downweb resampling feature for shutter-less camerasa

Most high-resolution color line-scan cameras have no electronic shutter capability. Consequently, they have to be operated at a constant cycling rate in order to maintain a constant sensitivity. The Grablink Quickpack ColorScan implements a unique downweb resampling feature yielding a defined aspect ratio irrespective of web speed variations. A built-in rate converter accommodates an off-the-shelf motion encoder to control the line acquisition process, enabling any programmable aspect ratio, including perfect square pixels.

2 I/O lines available externally on a DB-9 connector
I/O electrical style I/O electrical style and function
- 2 isolated multi-mode bidirectional I/Os and associated isolated 5V power supply - TTL trigger or page trigger input
• Input: isolated TTL, isolated 12V - Opto-isolated trigger or page trigger input
• Output: isolated TTL, isolated open collector, isolated open emittor - TTL strobe output
- 5V and 12V power supplies - Opto-isolated strobe output
- TTL line trigger or encoder input
- Opto-isolated line trigger or encoder input
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