This invention belongs to the field of physical testing, specifically relating to an automated detection
system for surface defects on a 3D sensor protective film. The
system includes an acoustic-thermal excitation device, a thermal imaging sensing unit, an
optical coherence tomography (OCT) scanning device, and a
data processing and analysis terminal. The acoustic-thermal excitation device emits a focused
ultrasonic beam onto the protective film surface to generate an acoustic-
thermal effect; the thermal imaging sensing unit captures the spatiotemporal attenuation characteristics of the surface temperature field and generates a two-dimensional thermal
diffusion feature map; the OCT scanning device adaptively acquires a three-dimensional structural cross-sectional image of the protective film based on the hotspot location; the
data processing and analysis terminal performs spatial alignment and pixel-
level fusion of
multimodal data, and uses a deep neural network to identify defects. Through the above technical solution, this invention achieves non-contact, non-destructive, high-precision detection, balancing detection efficiency and accuracy. It can accurately identify deep, minute defects under complex coatings and predict the
impact of defects on optical performance.