For appearance defect detection of inductor components, commonly used automated equipment includes automated dimensional inspection machines, CCD visual inspection systems, and optical sorting machines.
Automated dimensional inspection equipment can perform high-speed measurement of geometric parameters such as overall dimensions, lead spacing, and coplanarity. CCD visual inspection systems use industrial cameras to capture images of the component surface and identify defects such as cracks, scratches, contamination, and chipped edges. Optical sorting machines use multi-angle lighting and imaging systems to rapidly classify inductors in high-volume production.
In actual production lines, depending on inductor specifications and required inspection accuracy, custom inspection fixtures, precision positioning parts, or specialized lighting components are often needed. Hansheng Automation provides non-standard precision part machining services based on customer drawings for these inspection systems, helping to ensure positioning accuracy and stable optical imaging at each inspection station.
