A light strip center sub-pixel extraction method based on the uniqueness of the cross-sectional energy distribution of a light strip
A technology of light strip section energy and light strip center, which is applied in image enhancement, image analysis, image data processing, etc., can solve the problem that the extraction accuracy and robustness cannot meet the requirements of forging measurement, and achieve the effect of accurate extraction
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[0026] Usually in actual use, common line lasers generally use low-power LD laser tubes with different levels of power such as 5mW, 10mW, 60mW, 100mW, and 150mW as light sources. The laser power required by the present invention needs to be greater than 1000mw to meet the image acquisition requirements of hot forgings. Therefore, in order to increase the output power of semiconductor lasers, laser line array technology is usually used to group multiple low-power LD laser light sources and modulate them by combining beams. It is a large spot with Gaussian distribution.
[0027] The laser used in this embodiment is composed of two semiconductor light sources that are divided into two groups of unit lights and then composed of two beams to combine light. The Gaussian distribution is formed by the superposition of the two light fields, and then the point light source is scattered in the form of prism scattering. The fan forms a laser line. Due to the different interference states...
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