Power transmission line insulator

By integrating an image analysis system on the insulator of the transmission line and using time-controlled acquisition and image enhancement technology, intelligent identification of iron sand holes is achieved, solving the problem of high-precision identification of sand holes in the existing technology, and improving the safety and performance recognition capabilities of power lines.

CN119579421APending Publication Date: 2025-03-07NANJING MENGXUNLONG NEW ENERGY CO LTD
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Application Number
CN202411786490.2
Authority / Receiving Office
CN · China
Patent Type
Applications(China)
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Priority Date
2024-01-02
Filing Date
2024-12-06
Publication Date
2025-03-07

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Technical Problem

The prior art cannot determine with high accuracy whether there is a sand hole in the iron parts of the power line, which leads to the inability to refine the working performance of the iron parts of each power line, which poses safety hazards.

Method used

A transmission line insulator is designed and equipped with an image analysis system for surface identification of insulator body. The system includes a time-controlled acquisition component, a sequential enhancement component, a first-end analysis mechanism and a second-end analysis mechanism. Through uneven time-sharing acquisition mode and image enhancement technology, the depth of field values ​​of iron parts and sand holes are obtained, and the existence of sand holes is determined through analysis and corresponding target identification instructions are issued.

Benefits of technology

The intelligent existence identification of sand holes on iron parts that maintain insulators has been achieved, the ability to refine and identify the working performance of iron parts in power lines has been improved, and safety has been enhanced.

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Abstract

The invention relates to a power transmission line insulator which comprises a power transmission line insulator body, a time control acquisition part, a sequence enhancement part, a head end analysis mechanism and a secondary end analysis mechanism. The power transmission line insulator is compact in logic and stable in operation.
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Technical Field

[0001] The invention relates to the field of electric power equipment, and in particular to an insulator for a power transmission line. Background Art

[0002] Power lines mainly include overhead lines and cable lines, and their structural forms are different. Since overhead lines have many advantages over cable lines, such as low cost and low investment, easy installation, convenient maintenance and repair, easy to find and troubleshoot faults, etc., overhead lines are widely used in general factories. However, overhead lines are directly affected by the atmosphere, vulnerable to lightning strikes and polluted air hazards, and overhead lines occupy a certain amount of ground and space, which hinders traffic and appearance. Therefore, they are subject to certain restrictions. Modern factories tend to gradually reduce overhead lines and use cable lines instead. Compared with overhead lines, cable lines have the disadvantages of high cost, large investment, and inconvenient maintenance, but they have the advantages of reliable operation, not easily affected by the outside world, no need to set up poles, no ground occupation, and no obstruction of appearance. Especially in places with corrosive gases and flammable and explosive places, when it is not suitable to set up overhead lines, only cable lines can be laid.

[0003] There are many potential safety hazards in the operation of power lines that need to be checked and eliminated. The monitoring schemes of power lines in the existing technology cannot exhaust the mechanisms for checking and eliminating these potential safety hazards. For example, it is impossible to determine with high precision whether there are sand holes in the iron parts of each power line being monitored, resulting in the inability to make detailed identification of the working performance of each iron part of the power line. Summary of the invention

[0004] In order to solve the technical problems in the related fields, the present invention provides a transmission line insulator, which can issue a target identification instruction corresponding to confirming the presence of sand holes in the iron parts when there are two different types of depth of field values ​​with the same value between each first type depth of field value and each second type depth of field value and there is an overlapping area between the imaging area occupied by the iron parts in the received sequential enhanced image and the imaging area occupied by the sand holes in the received sequential enhanced image; and issue a target non-identification instruction corresponding to confirming the absence of sand holes in the iron parts when there are not two different types of depth of field values ​​with the same value between each first type depth of field value and each second type depth of field value or there is no overlapping area between the imaging area occupied by the iron parts in the received sequential enhanced image and the imaging area occupied by the sand holes in the received sequential enhanced image, thereby realizing intelligent existence identification of sand holes on the iron parts maintaining the insulators.

[0005] According to the present invention, there is provided a transmission line insulator, comprising a transmission line insulator body and an image analysis system for surface identification of the insulator body, the system comprising: A time-controlled acquisition component is arranged opposite to the iron piece attached to the main body of the transmission line insulator, and is used to use a macro lens to execute the acquisition picture corresponding to each acquisition moment executed on the surface of the iron piece based on an uneven time-sharing acquisition mode and output it as a current acquisition frame. In the uneven time-sharing acquisition mode, the frequency of executing acquisition is faster in the time segment farther away from the installation moment of the iron piece; A sequential enhancement component, connected to the time-controlled acquisition component, for sequentially performing pulse interference removal operation, histogram equalization operation, horizontal sharpening operation and vertical sharpening operation on the received current acquisition frame to obtain and output a corresponding sequentially enhanced image; A head-end analysis mechanism, connected to the sequential enhancement component, is used to obtain the depth of field values ​​corresponding to the respective pixel points of the imaging area occupied by the iron piece in the received sequential enhancement image as the first type of depth of field values, and to obtain the depth of field values ​​corresponding to the respective pixel points of the imaging area occupied by the sand hole in the received sequential enhancement image as the second type of depth of field values; The secondary end analysis mechanism is connected to the primary end analysis mechanism and is used to issue a target identification instruction corresponding to confirming that there are sand holes in the iron piece when there are two different types of depth of field values ​​with the same value among each first type of depth of field value and each second type of depth of field value and there is an overlapping area between the imaging area occupied by the iron piece in the received sequential enhanced image and the imaging area occupied by the sand hole in the received sequential enhanced image; The secondary end analysis mechanism is further used to issue a target unidentified instruction to confirm that there are no sand holes in the iron piece when there are no two different types of depth of field values ​​with the same value in each first type of depth of field value and each second type of depth of field value or there is no overlapping area between the imaging area occupied by the iron piece in the received sequential enhanced image and the imaging area occupied by the sand hole in the received sequential enhanced image; Among them, the sequential enhancement component is connected to the time-controlled acquisition component, and is used to sequentially perform pulse interference removal operation, histogram equalization operation, horizontal sharpening operation and vertical sharpening operation on the received current acquisition frame to obtain and output the corresponding sequential enhanced image, including: the sequential enhancement component includes multiple enhancement processing components, which are used to respectively perform pulse interference removal operation, histogram equalization operation, horizontal sharpening operation and vertical sharpening operation.

[0006] Therefore, the present invention has at least the following three beneficial technical effects: Firstly: obtaining the depth of field values ​​respectively corresponding to the constituent pixel points of the imaging area occupied by the iron piece in the received sequential enhanced image as the first type of depth of field values, and obtaining the depth of field values ​​respectively corresponding to the constituent pixel points of the imaging area occupied by the sand hole in the received sequential enhanced image as the second type of depth of field values, so as to provide key data for subsequent state recognition; Secondly: when there are two different types of depth of field values ​​with the same value between each first type of depth of field value and each second type of depth of field value, and there is an overlapping area between the imaging area occupied by the iron piece in the received sequential enhanced image and the imaging area occupied by the sand hole in the received sequential enhanced image, a target identification instruction corresponding to confirming the existence of sand holes in the iron piece is issued; and when there are not two different types of depth of field values ​​with the same value between each first type of depth of field value and each second type of depth of field value, or there is no overlapping area between the imaging area occupied by the iron piece in the received sequential enhanced image and the imaging area occupied by the sand hole in the received sequential enhanced image, a target non-identification instruction corresponding to confirming the absence of sand holes in the iron piece is issued, thereby realizing intelligent existence identification of sand holes on the iron pieces that maintain insulators; Again: a targeted image content enhancement mechanism including pulse interference removal operation, histogram equalization operation, horizontal sharpening operation and vertical sharpening operation is used to improve the picture quality of the ironwork imaging image to obtain a corresponding sequential enhanced image.

[0007] The power transmission line insulator of the present invention has compact logic and stable operation. When each first type depth of field value and each second type depth of field value have two different types of depth of field values ​​with the same value and the imaging area occupied by the iron piece and the imaging area occupied by the sand hole have overlapping areas, a target identification instruction corresponding to confirming the existence of the sand hole in the iron piece is issued, thereby realizing intelligent existence identification of the sand hole on the iron piece maintaining the insulator. BRIEF DESCRIPTION OF THE DRAWINGS

[0008] The embodiments of the present invention will be described below with reference to the accompanying drawings.

[0009] Figure 1 The figure is a schematic diagram of the internal structure of an image analysis system for surface identification of an insulator body of a power transmission line according to an ironware embodiment of the present invention.

[0010] Figure 2 The figure is a schematic diagram of the internal structure of an image analysis system for surface identification of an insulator body of a power transmission line according to a sand hole embodiment of the present invention.

[0011] Figure 3 It is a schematic diagram of the internal structure of an image analysis system for surface identification of an insulator body of a power transmission line according to Embodiment C of the present invention. DETAILED DESCRIPTION

[0012] A transmission line insulator comprises a transmission line insulator body and an image analysis system for surface identification of the insulator body. The embodiment of the image analysis system for surface identification of the transmission line insulator body of the present invention will be described in detail with reference to the accompanying drawings.

[0013] Figure 1 This is a schematic diagram of the internal structure of an image analysis system for surface identification of an insulator body of a power transmission line according to an ironware embodiment of the present invention, the system comprising: A time-controlled acquisition component is arranged opposite to the iron piece attached to the main body of the transmission line insulator, and is used to use a macro lens to execute the acquisition picture corresponding to each acquisition moment executed on the surface of the iron piece based on an uneven time-sharing acquisition mode and output it as a current acquisition frame. In the uneven time-sharing acquisition mode, the frequency of executing acquisition is faster in the time segment farther away from the installation moment of the iron piece; For example, a time-controlled acquisition component is arranged opposite to an iron piece attached to a transmission line insulator body, and is used to use a macro lens to execute an acquisition picture corresponding to each acquisition moment executed on the surface of the iron piece based on an uneven time-sharing acquisition mode and output it as a current acquisition frame. In the uneven time-sharing acquisition mode, the frequency of executing acquisition is faster in a time segment farther away from the installation moment of the iron piece. The time-controlled acquisition component includes a quartz oscillation unit, which is used to provide clock reference information; A sequential enhancement component, connected to the time-controlled acquisition component, for sequentially performing pulse interference removal operation, histogram equalization operation, horizontal sharpening operation and vertical sharpening operation on the received current acquisition frame to obtain and output a corresponding sequentially enhanced image; A head-end analysis mechanism, connected to the sequential enhancement component, is used to obtain the depth of field values ​​corresponding to the respective pixel points of the imaging area occupied by the iron piece in the received sequential enhancement image as the first type of depth of field values, and to obtain the depth of field values ​​corresponding to the respective pixel points of the imaging area occupied by the sand hole in the received sequential enhancement image as the second type of depth of field values; The secondary end analysis mechanism is connected to the primary end analysis mechanism and is used to issue a target identification instruction corresponding to confirming that there are sand holes in the iron piece when there are two different types of depth of field values ​​with the same value among each first type of depth of field value and each second type of depth of field value and there is an overlapping area between the imaging area occupied by the iron piece in the received sequential enhanced image and the imaging area occupied by the sand hole in the received sequential enhanced image; The secondary end analysis mechanism is further used to issue a target unidentified instruction to confirm that there are no sand holes in the iron piece when there are no two different types of depth of field values ​​with the same value in each first type of depth of field value and each second type of depth of field value or there is no overlapping area between the imaging area occupied by the iron piece in the received sequential enhanced image and the imaging area occupied by the sand hole in the received sequential enhanced image; Wherein, the sequential enhancement component is connected to the time-controlled acquisition component and is used to sequentially perform pulse interference removal operation, histogram equalization operation, horizontal direction sharpening operation and vertical direction sharpening operation on the received current acquisition frame to obtain and output the corresponding sequential enhancement image, including: the sequential enhancement component includes a plurality of enhancement processing components, which are used to respectively perform pulse interference removal operation, histogram equalization operation, horizontal direction sharpening operation and vertical direction sharpening operation; Among them, the sequential enhancement component includes multiple enhancement processing components, which are used to respectively perform pulse interference removal operations, histogram equalization operations, horizontal sharpening operations and vertical sharpening operations, including: the sequential enhancement component includes a first enhancement processing component, a second enhancement processing component, a third enhancement processing component and a fourth enhancement processing component, which are used to respectively perform pulse interference removal operations, histogram equalization operations, horizontal sharpening operations and vertical sharpening operations.

[0014] Figure 2 The figure is a schematic diagram of the internal structure of an image analysis system for surface identification of an insulator body of a power transmission line according to a sand hole embodiment of the present invention.

[0015] and Figure 1 different, Figure 2 The image analysis system for surface identification of transmission line insulator body may also include the following components: a vibration detection device, arranged near the sequence enhancement component, the first-end analysis mechanism and the second-end analysis mechanism and connected to the sequence enhancement component, the first-end analysis mechanism and the second-end analysis mechanism respectively; Among them, the vibration detection device is arranged near the sequential enhancement component, the first-end analysis mechanism and the secondary-end analysis mechanism and is respectively connected to the sequential enhancement component, the first-end analysis mechanism and the secondary-end analysis mechanism, including: the vibration detection device is used to respectively realize on-site measurement of the body vibration values ​​of the sequential enhancement component, the first-end analysis mechanism and the secondary-end analysis mechanism.

[0016] Figure 3 It is a schematic diagram of the internal structure of an image analysis system for surface identification of an insulator body of a power transmission line according to Embodiment C of the present invention.

[0017] and Figure 1 different, Figure 3 The image analysis system for surface identification of transmission line insulator body may also include the following components: A positioning server component is arranged near the sequence enhancement component, the first-end analysis mechanism and the second-end analysis mechanism and is connected to the sequence enhancement component, the first-end analysis mechanism and the second-end analysis mechanism respectively; Among them, the positioning server device is arranged near the sequence enhancement component, the first-end analysis mechanism and the secondary-end analysis mechanism and is respectively connected to the sequence enhancement component, the first-end analysis mechanism and the secondary-end analysis mechanism, including: the positioning server device is used to respectively realize the on-site supply of positioning data based on the GPS positioning mechanism to the sequence enhancement component, the first-end analysis mechanism and the secondary-end analysis mechanism.

[0018] Next, the specific structure of the image analysis system for surface identification of the power transmission line insulator body of the present invention will be further described.

[0019] In the image analysis system for surface identification of a power transmission line insulator body according to various embodiments of the present invention: A directional optimization mechanism is used to perform image data processing on the output data of the sequence enhancement component, the head-end analysis mechanism and the secondary-end analysis mechanism to obtain output processing data corresponding to the sequence enhancement component, the head-end analysis mechanism and the secondary-end analysis mechanism respectively.

[0020] In the image analysis system for surface identification of a power transmission line insulator body according to various embodiments of the present invention: The method of using a directional optimization mechanism to perform image data processing on the output data of the sequence enhancement component, the first-end analysis mechanism and the second-end analysis mechanism to obtain the output processing data corresponding to the sequence enhancement component, the first-end analysis mechanism and the second-end analysis mechanism respectively includes: performing exponential image enhancement on the output data of the sequence enhancement component, the first-end analysis mechanism and the second-end analysis mechanism to obtain the output processing data corresponding to the sequence enhancement component, the first-end analysis mechanism and the second-end analysis mechanism respectively.

[0021] In the image analysis system for surface identification of a power transmission line insulator body according to various embodiments of the present invention: The method of using a directional optimization mechanism to perform image data processing on the output data of the sequence enhancement component, the first-end analysis mechanism and the second-end analysis mechanism to obtain the output processing data corresponding to the sequence enhancement component, the first-end analysis mechanism and the second-end analysis mechanism respectively includes: performing dynamic range expansion on the output data of the sequence enhancement component, the first-end analysis mechanism and the second-end analysis mechanism to obtain the output processing data corresponding to the sequence enhancement component, the first-end analysis mechanism and the second-end analysis mechanism respectively.

[0022] In the image analysis system for surface identification of a power transmission line insulator body according to various embodiments of the present invention: The method of using a directional optimization mechanism to perform image data processing on the output data of the sequence enhancement component, the first-end analysis mechanism and the second-end analysis mechanism to obtain the output processing data corresponding to the sequence enhancement component, the first-end analysis mechanism and the second-end analysis mechanism respectively includes: performing curve curvature adjustment on the output data of the sequence enhancement component, the first-end analysis mechanism and the second-end analysis mechanism to obtain the output processing data corresponding to the sequence enhancement component, the first-end analysis mechanism and the second-end analysis mechanism respectively.

[0023] And in the image analysis system for surface identification of a power transmission line insulator body according to various embodiments of the present invention: The method of using a directional optimization mechanism to perform image data processing on the output data of the sequential enhancement component, the first-end analysis mechanism and the second-end analysis mechanism to obtain the output processing data corresponding to the sequential enhancement component, the first-end analysis mechanism and the second-end analysis mechanism respectively includes: performing a point image restoration operation on the output data of the sequential enhancement component, the first-end analysis mechanism and the second-end analysis mechanism to obtain the output processing data corresponding to the sequential enhancement component, the first-end analysis mechanism and the second-end analysis mechanism respectively.

[0024] In addition, in the image analysis system for surface identification of transmission line insulator bodies, the sequential enhancement component includes a first enhancement processing component, a second enhancement processing component, a third enhancement processing component and a fourth enhancement processing component, which are used to respectively perform pulse interference removal operations, histogram equalization operations, horizontal sharpening operations and vertical sharpening operations, including: the sequential enhancement component has a built-in synchronous control interface, which is respectively connected to the first enhancement processing component, the second enhancement processing component, the third enhancement processing component and the fourth enhancement processing component, and is used to realize synchronous control of the actions between the first enhancement processing component, the second enhancement processing component, the third enhancement processing component and the fourth enhancement processing component.

[0025] Finally, the above embodiments are described for ease of understanding of the present invention, and the present invention is not limited to the above embodiments. On the contrary, the present invention is intended to cover various modifications and equivalent structures included within the scope of the appended claims, and the scope of the claims is consistent with the broadest interpretation to include all such modifications and equivalent structures allowed by law.

Claims

1. A transmission line insulator, comprising a transmission line insulator body and an image analysis system for surface identification of the insulator body, characterized in that: The system comprises: A time-controlled acquisition component is arranged opposite to the iron piece attached to the main body of the transmission line insulator, and is used to use a macro lens to execute the acquisition picture corresponding to each acquisition moment executed on the surface of the iron piece based on an uneven time-sharing acquisition mode and output it as a current acquisition frame. In the uneven time-sharing acquisition mode, the frequency of executing acquisition is faster in the time segment farther away from the installation moment of the iron piece; A sequential enhancement component, connected to the time-controlled acquisition component, for sequentially performing pulse interference removal operation, histogram equalization operation, horizontal sharpening operation and vertical sharpening operation on the received current acquisition frame to obtain and output a corresponding sequentially enhanced image; A head-end analysis mechanism, connected to the sequential enhancement component, is used to obtain the depth of field values ​​corresponding to the respective pixel points of the imaging area occupied by the iron piece in the received sequential enhancement image as the first type of depth of field values, and to obtain the depth of field values ​​corresponding to the respective pixel points of the imaging area occupied by the sand hole in the received sequential enhancement image as the second type of depth of field values; The secondary end analysis mechanism is connected to the primary end analysis mechanism and is used to issue a target identification instruction corresponding to confirming that there are sand holes in the iron piece when there are two different types of depth of field values ​​with the same value among each first type of depth of field value and each second type of depth of field value and there is an overlapping area between the imaging area occupied by the iron piece in the received sequential enhanced image and the imaging area occupied by the sand hole in the received sequential enhanced image; The secondary end analysis mechanism is further used to issue a target unidentified instruction to confirm that there are no sand holes in the iron piece when there are no two different types of depth of field values ​​with the same value in each first type of depth of field value and each second type of depth of field value or there is no overlapping area between the imaging area occupied by the iron piece in the received sequential enhanced image and the imaging area occupied by the sand hole in the received sequential enhanced image; Among them, the sequential enhancement component is connected to the time-controlled acquisition component, and is used to sequentially perform pulse interference removal operation, histogram equalization operation, horizontal sharpening operation and vertical sharpening operation on the received current acquisition frame to obtain and output the corresponding sequential enhanced image, including: the sequential enhancement component includes multiple enhancement processing components, which are used to respectively perform pulse interference removal operation, histogram equalization operation, horizontal sharpening operation and vertical sharpening operation.

2. The transmission line insulator according to claim 1, characterized in that: The sequential enhancement component includes multiple enhancement processing components, which are used to respectively perform pulse interference removal operations, histogram equalization operations, horizontal sharpening operations and vertical sharpening operations. The sequential enhancement component includes a first enhancement processing component, a second enhancement processing component, a third enhancement processing component and a fourth enhancement processing component, which are used to respectively perform pulse interference removal operations, histogram equalization operations, horizontal sharpening operations and vertical sharpening operations.

3. The transmission line insulator according to claim 2, characterized in that: The system further comprises: a vibration detection device, arranged near the sequence enhancement component, the first-end analysis mechanism and the second-end analysis mechanism and connected to the sequence enhancement component, the first-end analysis mechanism and the second-end analysis mechanism respectively; Among them, the vibration detection device is arranged near the sequential enhancement component, the first-end analysis mechanism and the secondary-end analysis mechanism and is respectively connected to the sequential enhancement component, the first-end analysis mechanism and the secondary-end analysis mechanism, including: the vibration detection device is used to respectively realize on-site measurement of the body vibration values ​​of the sequential enhancement component, the first-end analysis mechanism and the secondary-end analysis mechanism.

4. The transmission line insulator according to claim 2, characterized in that: The system further comprises: A positioning server component is arranged near the sequence enhancement component, the first-end analysis mechanism and the second-end analysis mechanism and is connected to the sequence enhancement component, the first-end analysis mechanism and the second-end analysis mechanism respectively; Among them, the positioning server device is arranged near the sequence enhancement component, the first-end analysis mechanism and the secondary-end analysis mechanism and is respectively connected to the sequence enhancement component, the first-end analysis mechanism and the secondary-end analysis mechanism, including: the positioning server device is used to respectively realize the on-site supply of positioning data based on the GPS positioning mechanism to the sequence enhancement component, the first-end analysis mechanism and the secondary-end analysis mechanism.

5. The transmission line insulator according to any one of claims 2 to 4, characterized in that: A directional optimization mechanism is used to perform image data processing on the output data of the sequence enhancement component, the head-end analysis mechanism and the secondary-end analysis mechanism to obtain output processing data corresponding to the sequence enhancement component, the head-end analysis mechanism and the secondary-end analysis mechanism respectively.

6. The transmission line insulator according to claim 5, characterized in that: The method of using a directional optimization mechanism to perform image data processing on the output data of the sequence enhancement component, the first-end analysis mechanism and the second-end analysis mechanism to obtain the output processing data corresponding to the sequence enhancement component, the first-end analysis mechanism and the second-end analysis mechanism respectively includes: performing exponential image enhancement on the output data of the sequence enhancement component, the first-end analysis mechanism and the second-end analysis mechanism to obtain the output processing data corresponding to the sequence enhancement component, the first-end analysis mechanism and the second-end analysis mechanism respectively.

7. The transmission line insulator according to claim 5, characterized in that: The method of using a directional optimization mechanism to perform image data processing on the output data of the sequence enhancement component, the first-end analysis mechanism and the second-end analysis mechanism to obtain the output processing data corresponding to the sequence enhancement component, the first-end analysis mechanism and the second-end analysis mechanism respectively includes: performing dynamic range expansion on the output data of the sequence enhancement component, the first-end analysis mechanism and the second-end analysis mechanism to obtain the output processing data corresponding to the sequence enhancement component, the first-end analysis mechanism and the second-end analysis mechanism respectively.

8. The transmission line insulator according to claim 5, characterized in that: The method of using a directional optimization mechanism to perform image data processing on the output data of the sequence enhancement component, the first-end analysis mechanism and the second-end analysis mechanism to obtain the output processing data corresponding to the sequence enhancement component, the first-end analysis mechanism and the second-end analysis mechanism respectively includes: performing curve curvature adjustment on the output data of the sequence enhancement component, the first-end analysis mechanism and the second-end analysis mechanism to obtain the output processing data corresponding to the sequence enhancement component, the first-end analysis mechanism and the second-end analysis mechanism respectively.

9. The power transmission line insulator according to claim 5, characterized in that: The method of using a directional optimization mechanism to perform image data processing on the output data of the sequential enhancement component, the first-end analysis mechanism and the second-end analysis mechanism to obtain the output processing data corresponding to the sequential enhancement component, the first-end analysis mechanism and the second-end analysis mechanism respectively includes: performing a point image restoration operation on the output data of the sequential enhancement component, the first-end analysis mechanism and the second-end analysis mechanism to obtain the output processing data corresponding to the sequential enhancement component, the first-end analysis mechanism and the second-end analysis mechanism respectively.

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