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Machine vision

Machine vision in industrial automation systems

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Overview

Modern industrial automation systems make use of machine vision (MV) system at their factory floor to control processes, quality, throughput, or deviations in manufacturing process. Machine vision typically means a combiantion of hardware and software, based on object or pattern recognition.

Benefits

  • Highest productivity
  • Traceable yield
  • Maximizing factory line output
  • AI enabled
  • Steady high product quality
  • Flexible in monitoring setup

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Introduction to machine vision

Artificial intelligence along machine learning results in a manufacturing process that achieves the highest productivity, lowers production costs, and helps to achieve line output at highest quality level. Suitable hardware provides the basis for image acquisition and processing. Image processing requires high performance processors, adequate data communication? and sufficient memory in place - and last but not least intelligent algorithms which detect irregularities in manufactruing process.? With unmatched quality and long-term supply contracts, as well as a strong commitment to future investments in new technologies, Infineon commits to povide leading edge hardware and software for this essential part of modern manufacturing lines .

Memory solutions for machine vision

Infineon is providing both volatile and non-volatile RAM products as well as NOR flash memories. Within volatile memories, HYPERBUS? Interface boosts pSRAM data throughput up to 800MB/s at densities of up to 256Mb, ideal for image processing. On the non-volatile side latest?EXCELON? ?F-RAM memories guarantee a maxixmum of read-write cycles e.g. for data logging purposes. Best in class reliable NOR Flash up to 4Gb of density do provide as? SEMPER? version functional safety characterisitcs.?

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Connectivity of machine vision

Cost-efficient camera or radar sensor systems typically transfer image data via USB to an industrial PC for complex image analytics in real-time. Infineon's super speed USB peripheral controller EZ-USBTM family allows a 5Gb/s data transfer to host processor.? EZ-USB? includes a fully accessible ARM9 CPU and 512 KB SRAM that provides 200 MIPS of computational power along various serial interfaces.?

More about USB peripheral controller
More abour sensors

Introduction to machine vision

Artificial intelligence along machine learning results in a manufacturing process that achieves the highest productivity, lowers production costs, and helps to achieve line output at highest quality level. Suitable hardware provides the basis for image acquisition and processing. Image processing requires high performance processors, adequate data communication? and sufficient memory in place - and last but not least intelligent algorithms which detect irregularities in manufactruing process.? With unmatched quality and long-term supply contracts, as well as a strong commitment to future investments in new technologies, Infineon commits to povide leading edge hardware and software for this essential part of modern manufacturing lines .

Memory solutions for machine vision

Infineon is providing both volatile and non-volatile RAM products as well as NOR flash memories. Within volatile memories, HYPERBUS? Interface boosts pSRAM data throughput up to 800MB/s at densities of up to 256Mb, ideal for image processing. On the non-volatile side latest?EXCELON? ?F-RAM memories guarantee a maxixmum of read-write cycles e.g. for data logging purposes. Best in class reliable NOR Flash up to 4Gb of density do provide as? SEMPER? version functional safety characterisitcs.?

More about memories

Connectivity of machine vision

Cost-efficient camera or radar sensor systems typically transfer image data via USB to an industrial PC for complex image analytics in real-time. Infineon's super speed USB peripheral controller EZ-USBTM family allows a 5Gb/s data transfer to host processor.? EZ-USB? includes a fully accessible ARM9 CPU and 512 KB SRAM that provides 200 MIPS of computational power along various serial interfaces.?

More about USB peripheral controller
More abour sensors

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