Imaging apparatus for fully automatic screen printer
a fully automatic, screen printing technology, applied in the direction of instruments, television systems, television system scanning details, etc., can solve the problems of low precision, low speed, difficult to adapt to the development of smt production with high density, large output and high precision, etc., to improve the quality of reference marks and reduce the relative movement of printed circuit boards and screens.
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A T-type Imaging Apparatus with Two Lenses for Fully Automatic Screen Printer
[0043]As shown in FIGS. 1, 2, 3, 4 and 5, the imaging apparatus for reference mark measurement and inspection of the solder-paste printing, includes a first reflector 1, a second reflector 2, a low-angle ring light source 3, a first beamsplitter 4, a second beamsplitter 5, a first LED light source 6, a second LED light source 7, a first imaging lens 8, a second imaging lens 10, a image sensor 9 and a second image sensor 10. The two stacked optical reflectors 1, 2 and the two stacked LED light sources 6, 7 are correspondingly disposed on two opposite sides of the two stacked beamsplitters 4, 5. The two stacked imaging lens 8, 10 are disposed on another side of the beamsplitters 4, 5 different from that of the optical reflectors and the light sources. The optical axes of the two stacked image sensors 8, 10 are orthogonal to that of the LED light sources 6, 7. The angles of the light-splitting planes of the tw...
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A L-type Imaging Apparatus with Two Lenses for Fully Automatic Screen Printer
[0048]As shown in FIG. 7, the two stacked reflectors 1, 2 and the two stacked imaging lenses 8, 10 are disposed on two opposite sides of the two stacked beamsplitters 4, 5, and the two stacked LED light sources 6, 7 are disposed on another side of the two stacked beamsplitters 4, 5 different from that of the reflectors and the imaging lenses, so that the imaging apparatus forms a L-shaped structure. The other features of the embodiment 2 are the same as that of the embodiment 1 as described above. The optical axes of the first imaging lens 8 and the second imaging lens 10 are both orthogonal to that of the first LED light source 6 and the second LED light source 7. The angles of the light-splitting planes of the two beamsplitters 4, 5 with respect to the axes of the two imaging lenses 8, 10 and the axes of the two LED light sources 6, 7 are both 45°.
[0049]The light emitted from the first LED light source 6 ...
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