The aperture aperture calibration and testing
system and method provided in this application describe a
system where a control module controls an aperture motor via signals. The aperture motor adjusts the aperture mechanism to form the light-transmitting aperture. A camera captures an image of the light-transmitting aperture. The control module processes the image to calculate the actual light-transmitting
diameter, and then uses optical formulas to calculate the aperture F-number. This eliminates the need for measurement in imaging instruments or
optical test stands, resulting in a small, low-cost
system that facilitates rapid deployment and
mass production on production lines. The system employs an independent testing architecture, directly driving and testing the aperture mechanism without requiring the
assembly of the
entire lens, thus improving testing flexibility. The method describes adjusting the aperture aperture with the aperture motor, recording the motor's
step count, obtaining the actual light-transmitting
diameter through
image processing, and calculating the aperture F-number by combining the camera's
focal length with the actual light-transmitting
diameter, achieving measurement without the need for
testing equipment.