Back Lights and When to Use Them
Use backlights to make outlines visible with great precision, allowing maximum contrast, especially for opaque or partially opaque objects.
Back light illumination places a bright, luminous surface opposite the camera with the target object placed in the beam path between the illumination and the camera. This makes outlines visible and measurable with great precision due to the maximum contrast achieved with backlighting.
Application example: Contour and dimension measurement, foreign object inspection, fill level control, inspection for burrs.
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