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Cognex培训教程实用课件

应用领域及案例
物流业
Cognex读码器能够快速、准确地读取包裹上的条码信息，提高物流效率和准确性
。
制造业
Cognex视觉系统广泛应用于制造业中的质量检测、生产流程控制等环节，如汽车零部件检测、电子产品组装等。
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食品行业
Cognex视觉系统可用于食品包装检测、食品成分分析等领域，确保食品安全和质量。
应用需求
解决方案
实现效果
将视觉系统集成到自动化生产线中，实现生产过程的自动化和智能化。
采用Cognex视觉系统，与生产线的 PLC、机器人等设备进行通信和集成，实现视觉系统与生产线的协同工作。通过视觉系统对生产线上的物料、半成品、成品等进行识别和定位，将识别结果发送给PLC或机器人进行下一步操作。
光源类型及选型建议
根据检测需求和目标物体特性选择合适的光源类型。
注意光源的安装方式和尺寸，确保与视觉系统匹配。同时，要关注光源的稳定性和寿命，以降低维护成本
。
选型建议
考虑光源的亮度、色温、发光角度等参数，确保满足照明要求。
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视觉系统应用案例解析
案例一：零件尺寸检测
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根据相机类型和检测需求选择合适的镜头类型。注意镜头的接口类型和安装尺寸，确保与相机匹配。
光源类型及选型建议
LED光源
亮度高、寿命长、节能环保，适用于大多数视觉检测场合。
卤素灯光源
亮度高、发热量大，适用于远距离照明和特殊检测需求。
荧光灯光源
光线柔和、均匀，适用于大面积照明和颜色识别等场合。
提高了生产线的自动化程度和生产效率，减少了人工干预和出错的可能性。

Cognex DataMan

DataMan®8050快速参考指南2017/11/15预防措施安装Cognex产品时请遵守这些注意事项，以降低受伤或设备损坏的风险︰l为了减少由于过电压、线路噪音、静电放电(ESD)、电涌或其他电源不正常原因造成的损害或故障风险，可以远离高电压电源来确定线缆电路。

l未经负责合规性一方的明确批准，擅自更改或修改可能使用户操作设备的权限失效。

l如果维修圈或折弯半径比电缆直径紧10倍，会降低电缆屏蔽效果或损坏电缆。

折弯半径必须在距接口至少六英寸处开始。

l应遵照本手册中的说明使用该设备。

l所有规格仅供参考，如有更改，恕不另行通知。

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Ceyone 太阳能充电器套件用户手册说明书

SOLAR KITA SUSTAINABLE BATTERY CHARGING GEAR User ManualWSBC-50Contents1. General Information (1)1.1 Key Design Features (1)1.2 Warnings (2)2. Components and accessories (3)2.1 Accessories (3)3. Specifications (4)3.1 Module electrical specifications (4)3.2 Module mechanical specifications (4)3.3 Charge controller specifications (4)3.4 Rooftop box specifications (5)4. Packaging information (6)5. Installation (7)5.1 Wiring guidelines (7)5.2 Kit fixation guidelines (8)6. Operating Instructions (9)6.1 Charge controller (9)6.2 Features of charge controller (9)6.3 Display symbols (9)6.4 Special Instructions (10)7. Troubleshooting (10)8. Frequently Asked Questions (11)9. Limited Warranty (11)User manual – Ceyone solar kit1.General InformationPlease read this user manual carefully before using the product.Dear Customer,Thank you for purchasing Ceyone solar kit.We hope that you get best results from our product which has been manufactured with high quality and state of the art technology. Please read this entire user manual and all its accompanying documents carefully before using the product. Keep this manual and its accompanying documents safe/stored to refer them in the future.1.1 Key Design FeaturesSuperior product efficiencies as per international benchmarksOur high quality components are designed for best in class product durabilityMaximizes the state of charge of the battery which ensures that the lifetime ofbattery is extendedAdequate protection ensuring hazard free operationDesigned for off-grid applications1.2 WarningsPlease read all the warnings carefully before operating the product. It is necessary to understand and keep them in mind when the system is in use. Any negligence may lead to severe damage to you and your surroundings.Disconnect all the operating battery Exceeding current and voltage rating Use in presence ofponents and accessories2.1 Accessories3.Specifications3.1 Module electrical specificationsThe figure below shows the performance curve of 50Wp module under Standard Test Conditions (STC): 1000 W/m 2 irradiance, Air Mass 1.5 and 25°C cell temperature.3.2 Module mechanical specifications3.3 Charge controller specifications3.4 Rooftop box specifications3.5 Mounting kit specifications4.Packaging information1.Rooftop box2.Charge controller3.Mounting bracket & fixing ancillariesNote: These additional inclusions are kept in position by utilizing double sided tape. Exercise caution whenremoving/ detaching the accessories.5. Installation5.1 Wiring guidelinesIn order to achieve optimized output, it is recommended to that the electrical connections are made in the correct manner using 14 gauge wire. Verify that the connections are secure to ensure safe operation of the kit. It is recommended to use a 10 amp rated fuse before the battery for enhanced safety. As a precaution use properly insulated tools & appropriate PPE’s.Line Diagram Of ConnectionExterior Wiring Guide10 Amp Fuse 14 GaugeWire5.2 Kit fixation guidelinesThe following steps should be adhered to for kit installation/ fixation.1.Connecting the rooftop box: The solar panel need to be connected to the rooftop box as shown in wiringdiagram. Please use appropriate mating connectors between the inter-connecting wire(s) to ensure safe operation.2.Fixing rooftop box atop vehicle: The rooftop box should be fixed atop the vehicle. It is recommended touse appropriate sealant & dispenser for this operation. Kindly allow the sealant to dry for minimum of 6~8 hours in a moisture free environment to obtain a permanent bond.3.Fixing the mounting structure on solar module: Use the 4 mounting clamps and fix each of themalongside the mounting hole as provided in the rear side of the module.4.Fixing ancillaries: Follow the mounting process by utilizing M6 bolt, M6 split lock washer, M6 flat washeron one side of the mounting clamp Lock the bolt by in position by utilizing M6 flat washer and M6 nut on the other side. Use appropriate tools like Spanner, Plier, etc. for obtaining a perfect fit. Connecting the rooftop box Fixing rooftop box atop vehicleModule fixation guide Mounting kit fixation guide6.Operating Instructions6.1 Charge controllerBefore making initial connections, please ensure thatthe battery has enough charge or is at adequatevoltage level such that the controller can sense thebattery.The controller is only suitable for LEAD ACIDBATTERIES: OPEN, AGM, and GEL type. It is notsuited for nickel metal hydride, lithium ions or otherbatteries. Charge controller is only suitable ofcontrolling solar PV modules as input. Never connectanother charging source to the charge controller.6.2 Features of charge controller1.The PMW charge controller is IP 68 with built-in open circuit and reverse protection2.It is equipped with dual mosfet for reverse current and low heat protection3.It has enhanced size of display for clearly observing and recording the dataDisplay the battery voltageIndication that the solar panel is charging the batteryDisplays the battery state of chargeonce its voltage is above 12.6V6.4 Special Instructions3.To obtain maximum output it is suggested that the panel’s direction is adjusted such that it faces the sun.4.Locate a clear sunlit area, free from overhanging branches, wires or obstructions to ensure maximumgeneration5.Broken modules cannot be repaired and contact with any module surface or frame can lead to electricalshock. Do NOT use a module with broken glass or torn substrate6.Do not disassemble the modules or remove any part of the module7.Do not drop Module or allow objects to fall on the Module. Do not stand or step on the Module8.Ensure the battery clamps/ connectors do not come in contact with one another to avoid short circuiting9.Ensure that all the electrical connections are secured before using the kit. Verify that the battery is beingcharged by the kit10.V erify the tightness of mechanical connections before using the kit11.P lease connect any type of load via the battery only7.TroubleshootingThe common problems are listed below. For any additional technical support, please get in touch with the local sales coordinator.1)PV Array Short CircuitIn case of array short circuit, check all the interconnections. In case of fault, immediately disconnect the faulty connection. Please take help of local sales coordinator if you find it difficult to repair the fault.2)Load Short CircuitCheck the continuity of fuse placed before battery. If blown, replace the faulty fuse and the faulty wire as necessary.3)Battery Reverse PolarityThe controller has protection against battery reverse polarity. It is however suggested to immediately correct the wiring to prevent any mishap.4)Overheating ProtectionIf the temperature of the controller heat sink exceeds 85 °C, the controller will automatically start overheating protection. However in case the system temperature rises, please keep in cool place such that its temperature drops before re-using it.5)High Voltage TransientsIf you are using this system in lightning prone areas, it is suggested that additional externalsuppression (such as using the system in range of lightening arrestor, etc.) is used.Question 1: Can the kit charge two or more 12 V batteries connected in parallel?Answer: Yes, it is possible if the batteries have the same type & capacity and are wired in parallel as a single 12V battery bank.Question 2: Is there any risk that the solar kit will over charge my battery?Answer: One of the functions of the solar charge controller is to ensure that your battery is not over charged. Question 3: Do I need to clean the solar panels?Answer: Yes, it is recommended for better performance. Dust and dirt should first be swept off the panel surface using a soft brush. When the sweeping is complete, use a wet cloth to wipe the panel surface to remove remaining dirt and/or stains.Question 4: Can I place my solar panels anywhere?Answer: To maximize generation, ensure that the tilt angle of system resembles the latitude of the place. If this is not possible, kindly ensure that the module is facing the sun and receives maximum irradiation. Further the solar module should not be operated under shadow.9.Limited WarrantyThe solar module of the kit has a 5 years of limited warranty and 10 years of power output warranty. The controller & rooftop box comes with a 1 year limited warranty. This warranty is valid against defects in materials and workmanship. It is not valid against defects resulting from, but not limited to:•Misuse and/or abuse, neglect or accident.•Improper installation, including but not limited to, improper environmental protection and improper hook-up•Damage in handling, including damage encountered during shipment or installation•Acts of God, including lightning, floods, earthquakes, fire, high winds, etc.•Exceeding the unit’s design limitNote:1.Warranty would stand void for module(s) whose type or serial numbers appears to be changed, erased,removed, illegible or in any manner altered or tampered.2.This warranty does not cover any cost associate with on-site labour and any cost associated with theinstallation, removal, reinstallation, shipping or transportation of the kit(s), any customs clearance or any other cost of return or re-shipment of kit(s).3.Any damages caused by abrasion, artificial damage or animals are exempt from this warranty.4.Defects and/or failures caused by unauthorized maintenance, operation or modification regardless ofwhether such act is wilful misconduct or negligence are exempted from warranty。

Conergy光伏模块用户手册S 175 180MU Q 85MU说明书

Purp ose of this guideThis guide contains information regarding the installation and safe handling of Conergy photovoltaic modules (hereafter referred to as "modules"). All instructions should be read and understood before attempting installation. If there are any questions, please contact your dealer or Conergy for further information. The installer should conform to all safety precautions in the guide when installing modules. Before installing a solar photovoltaic system, the installer should become familiar with the mechanical and electrical requirements for photovoltaic systems. Keep this guide in a safe place for future reference.General|Installing solar photovoltaic systems requires specialized skills and knowledge.The installer assumes all risk of injury, including risk of electric shock. Module installation should be performed only by qualified persons.|All modules come with a permanently attached junction box and #12 AWG (4mm²) wire terminated in Multi Contact PV connectors. Your dealer canprovide additional extension cables to simplify module wiring.|Each individual module can generate DC voltages greater than 30 volts (V) when exposed to direct sunlight. Contact with a DC voltage of 30V or more is potentially hazardous. Exercise caution when wiring or handling modulesexposed to sunlight.|When disconnecting wires connected to a photovoltaic module that is exposed to sunlight, an electric arc may occur. Arcs can cause burns, start fires orotherwise create safety problems. Exercise caution when disconnecting wiring on modules exposed to sunlight.|Photovoltaic solar modules convert light energy to direct-current electrical energy, and are designed for outdoor use. Proper design of support structures is the responsibility of the system designer and installer.|Modules may be ground mounted, pole mounted, or mounted on rooftops.Do not attempt to disassemble the module, and donot remove any attached nameplates or components.Doing so will void the warranty.|Do not apply paint or adhesive to the module.Do not use mirrors or other hardware to artificiallyconcentrate sunlight on the module.|When installing modules, observe all applicable local, regional and national codes and regulations. Obtain a building and/or electrical permit where required.Safety precautions for installing a solar photovoltaic system|Solar modules produce electrical energy when exposed to sunlight.DC voltages may exceed 30V on a single exposed module.|Only connect modules with the same rated output current in series.If modules are connected in series, the total voltage is equal to the sum of the individual module voltages.|Only connect modules or series combinations of modules with the same voltage in parallel. If modules are connected in parallel, the total current isequal to the sum of individual module or series combination currents.|Keep children well away from the system while transporting and installing mechanical and electrical components.|Completely cover all modules with an opaque material during installation to prevent electricity from being generated.Do not wear metallic rings, watchbands, ear, nose, orlip rings or other metallic devices while installing ortroubleshooting photovoltaic systems.Use appropriate safety equipment (insulated tools,insulating gloves, etc) approved for use on electricalinstallations.|Observe the instructions and safety precautions for all other components used in the system, including wiring and cables, connectors, DC-breakers, mounting hardware, inverters, etc.|Use only equipment, connectors, wiring and mounting hardware suitable for use in a photovoltaic system.|Always use the same type of module within a particular photovoltaic system. |Under normal operating conditions, PV modules will produce currents and voltages that are different than those listed in the date sheet. Data sheetvalues are applicable at standard test data.|Short-circuit current and open-circuit voltages should be multiplied by a factor of 1.25 when determining component voltage ratings, conductor ampacity, fuse sizes and size of controls connected to the module or system output.Refer to Section 690-8 of the National Electrical Code (NEC) for an additional multiplying factor of 125 percent (80 percent de-rating) which may be applicable.General installation notes|Drainage holes must not be covered with parts of the mounting system. The junction box has a breather port which must be mounted facing downward and cannot be exposed to the rain. The junction box should be on the higher side of the module when it is mounted in order to orient the breather port correctly.|Do not lift the module by grasping the module's junction box or electrical leads. |Do not stand or step on module.|Do not drop the module or allow objects to fall on the module.|Do not place any heavy objects on the module.|Inappropriate transport and installation may damage the module glass or frame.Mechanical InstallationSelecting the location|Select a suitable location for installation of the module.For optimum performance, the module must be facing true south in northernlatitudes and true north in southern latitudes.For detailed information on optimal module orientation, refer to standard solarphotovoltaic installation guides or a reputable solar installer or systems integrator.|The module should not be shaded at any time of the day.|Do not install the module near equipment or in locations where flammable gasescan be generated or collected.Observe all instructions and safety precautions included with the mountingsystem to be used with the module.|Do not drill holes in the glass surface of the module. Doing so will void the warranty.|Do not drill additional mounting holes in the module frame. Doing so will void thewarranty.|Modules must be securely attached to the mounting structure using fourmounting points for normal installation. If heavy wind or snow loads areanticipated, additional mounting points should also be used. Please see thedrawing below.|Load calculations are the responsibility of the system designer or installer.|The mounting structure and hardware must be made of durable, corrosion- andUV-resistant material.Mounting methods1.Mounting With Bolts|The module must be attached and supported by at least four bolts throughthe indicated mounting holes.|Most installations will use the four inner mounting holes on the module frame.Depending on the local wind and snow loads, additional mounting points maybe required.Please carefully read the following installation and safety instructions.Non-compliance with these instructions may void the module warranty.Page 1/22.Mounting With Clamping Hardware|If module clamps are used to secure the module, the torque on the clamp bolt should be around 8–10 Nm.| A minimum of four module clamps should be used, two on each long frame side,in the general clamping areas denoted by the wide arrows on the drawing.|Depending on the local wind and snow loads, additional module clamps may be required.All dimensions in mm3.Other|Other mounting methods are acceptable as long as the minimum requirement as described under 2. Mounting with clamping hardware are met.Electrical Installation Grounding|All module frames must be properly grounded.|Observe all local electric codes and regulations.| A bonding or toothed washer is required to make proper and reliable electrical grounding connection with the anodized aluminum frame.|Devices listed and identified for grounding metallic frames of PV modules are permitted to ground the exposed metallic frames of the module to grounded mounting structures. Per NEC 250.136, electrical equipment secured to and in electrical contact with a metal rack or structure provided for its support and grounded by one of the means indicated in 250.134 shall be considered effectively grounded.|Consider using a lay-in lug, rated for outdoor use (IllscoGBL4 DBT or equivalent),if the module grounding conductor is to be larger than #10 AWG.|When using lay-in lugs, the grounding conductor should be inserted into the opening indicated in the figure, and secured using the set screw.General electrical installation|Do not use modules of different configurations in the same system.|This module is supplied with Multi Contact connectors for electrical connections. |Refer to Section 690.31 of the NEC to determine appropriate types and temperature ratings of conductors. Wiring should be #12 AWG, 4mm² (minimum) and must be temperature rated at 90 °C (minimum).|Completely cover system modules with an opaque material to prevent electricity from being generated while disconnecting conductors.|Refer to Sections 690.8 and 310 of the NEC to determine overcurrent, conductor ampacity and size requirements.|In Canada, installation shall be in accordance with CSA C22.1, Safety Standard for Electrical Installations, Canadian Electrical Code, Part 1.|For best performance, ensure that positive and negative DC wires run closely together avoiding loops.WARNING!Electrical shock hazard! Do not touch bare conductors or other potentially energized parts.MaintenanceConergy recommends the following maintenance items to ensure optimum performance of the module:|Clean the glass surface of the module as necessary. Use water and a soft sponge or cloth for cleaning. A mild, non-abrasive cleaning agent can be used if necessary. Do not use dishwasher detergent.|Electrical and mechanical connections should be checked periodically by qualified personnel to verify that they are clean, secure and undamaged.|Check the electrical and mechanical connections periodically to verify that they are clean, secure and undamaged.|Problems should only be investigated by qualified personnel.|Observe the maintenance instructions for all other components used in the system.Shutting down the system|Completely cover system modules with an opaque material to prevent electricity from being generated while disconnecting conductors.|Disconnect system from all power sources in accordance with instructions for all other components used in the system.|The system should now be out of operation and can be dismantled. In doing so, observe the all safety instructions as applicable to installation.Electrical ratings of the concerned modules:S 180MU175MUQ 85MUMaximum Power (P MPP ) 180 W 175 W 85 W Output Tolerance –2/+ 3 %–2/+ 3 %+/- 5 %Rated Voltage (V MPP ) 35.6 V 35.2 V 17.6 V Rated Current (I MPP )5.05 A 4.95 A 4.83 A Open Circuit Voltage (V OC ) 44.4 V 44.2 V 21.9 V Short Circuit Current (I SC ) 5.4 A 5.2 A 5.14 A Maximum System Voltage 600 V 600 V 600 V Maximum Series Fuse Rating 15 A 15 A 15 A Fire ClassCCCThe electrical characteristics are within ±10 % of the indicated values of I , V , and P under Standard Test Conditions (irradiance of 1000 W/m , AM 1.5 spectrum, and a cell temperature of 25°C/77°F)Disclaimer of liabilityBecause the use of this manual and the conditions or methods of installation, operation, use and maintenance of photovoltaic products are beyond Conergy's control, Conergy does not accept responsibility and expressly disclaims liability for loss, damage, or expense arising out of or in any way connected with such installation, operation, use or maintenance. No responsibility is assumed by Conergy for any infringement of patents or other rights of third parties, which may result from use of the PV product. No license is granted by implication or otherwise under any patent or patent rights.The information in this manual is based on Conergy's knowledge and experience and is believed to be reliable, but such information including product specification (without limitations) and suggestions does not constitute a warranty, expressed or implied. Conergy reserves the right to change the manual, the product, the specifications, or product information sheets without prior notice. Information about manufacturer:Conergy Inc.1730 Camino Carlos Rey, Suite 103Santa Fe, NM 87507USAPlease consult your dealer or the manufacturer concerning the warranty of your modules. If you have any further questions, your dealer will gladly assist you.Subject to technical modifications without notice. 2007 © Conergy, Inc.M O D U L _I n s t a l l a t i o n -U L -I M -E N G -0705 | 2007 © Conergy AGPage 2/2。

全黑高密度单面光伏模块商品说明书

ALL-BLACK High density MONO PERC modulePRODUCT CERTIFICATES*HiDM-BlackMORE POWERMaximize the light absorption area, module efficiency up to 20.16 %Low temperature coefficient (Pmax): -0.37 % / °CMORE RELIABLECANADIAN SOLAR INC.545SpeedvaleAvenueWest,Guelph,OntarioN1K1E6,Canada,,*************************ISO 9001:2015 / Quality management systemISO 14001:2015 / Standards for environmental management systemOHSAS 18001:2007 / International standards for occupational health & safetyMANAGEMENT SYSTEM CERTIFICATES*320 W ~ 340 WCS1H-320|325|330|335|340MSUP TO 20.16%Heavy snow load up to 5400 Pa,wind load up to 2400 Pa*Better shading toleranceLower internal current, lower hot spot temperatureCell crack risk limited in small region, enhance the module reliability IEC 61215 / IEC 61730: VDE / CE / MCSUL 1703 / IEC 61215 performance: CEC listed (US) / FSEC (US Florida)UL 1703: CSA / IEC 61701 ED2: VDE / IEC 62716: VDE Take-e-wayAs there are different certification requirements in different markets, please contact your local Canadian Solar sales representative for the specific certificates applicable to the products in the region in which the products are to be used.CANADIAN SOLAR INC. is committed to providing highquality solar products, solar system solutions and services to customers around the world. No. 1 module supplier for quality and performance/price ratio in IHS Module Customer Insight Survey. As a leading PV project developer and manufacturer of solar modules with over 38 GW deployed around the world since 2001.*According to the applicable Canadian Solar Limited Warranty Statement.linear power output warranty*enhanced product warranty on materials and workmanship** For detail information, please refer to Installation Manual.MECHANICAL DATA Specification Data Cell Type Mono-crystalline Dimensions 1700 ˣ 992 ˣ 35 mm (66.9 ˣ 39.1 ˣ 1.38 in)Weight 19.2 kg (42.3 lbs)Front Cover 3.2 mm tempered glass Frame Anodized aluminium alloy J-Box IP68, 3 bypass diodes Cable 4.0 mm² (IEC), 12 AWG (UL)Cable Length 1350 mm (53.1 in) (Including Connector) Connector T4 series or H4 UTX or MC4-EVO2 Per Pallet 30 pieces Per Container (40‘ HQ) 780 piecesTEMPERATURE CHARACTERISTICS SpecificationDataTemperature Coefficient (Pmax) -0.37 % / °C Temperature Coefficient (Voc) -0.29 % / °C Temperature Coefficient (Isc)0.05 % / °C Nominal Module Operating Temperature44±3 °CPARTNER SECTIONRear ViewFrame Cross Section A-AThe specifications and key features contained in this datasheet may deviate slightly from our actual products due to the on-going innovation and product enhancement. Canadian Solar Inc. reserves the right to make necessary adjustment to the information described herein at any time without further notice.Please be kindly advised that PV modules should be handled and installed by qualified people who have professional skills and please carefully read the safety and installation instructions before using our PV modules.CANADIAN SOLAR INC.545SpeedvaleAvenueWest,Guelph,OntarioN1K1E6,Canada,,*************************December 2019. All rights reserved, PV Module Product Datasheet V5.583_ENELECTRICAL DATA | STC*CS1H320MS 325MS 330MS 335MS 340MS Nominal Max. Power (Pmax)320 W325 W 330 W 335 W 340 W Opt. Operating Voltage (Vmp)36.2 V 36.6 V 37.0 V 37.4 V 37.8 V Opt. Operating Current (Imp)8.85 A 8.88 A 8.92 A 8.96 A 9.00 A Open Circuit Voltage (Voc)44.0 V 44.1 V 44.2 V 44.3 V44.5 VShort Circuit Current (Isc)9.41 A 9.45 A9.49 A 9.53 A 9.57 AModule Efficiency 18.98%19.27%19.57%19.86%20.16%Operating Temperature -40°C ~ +85°C Max. System Voltage 1000V (IEC/UL)Module Fire Performance TYPE 1 (UL 1703) or CLASS C (IEC 61730) Max. Series Fuse Rating 15 A Application Classification Class A Power Tolerance0 ~ + 5 W* Under Standard Test Conditions (STC) of irradiance of 1000 W/m 2, spectrum AM 1.5 and cell temperature of 25°C.ELECTRICAL DATA | NMOT*CS1H320MS 325MS 330MS 335MS 340MS Nominal Max. Power (Pmax)236 W240 W 243 W 247 W 251 W Opt. Operating Voltage (Vmp)33.4 V 33.7 V 34.1 V 34.5 V 34.8 V Opt. Operating Current (Imp)7.07 A 7.11 A 7.14 A 7.17 A 7.20 A Open Circuit Voltage (Voc)41.0 V 41.1 V 41.2 V 41.3 V41.5 VShort Circuit Current (Isc)7.60 A7.63 A7.66 A 7.70 A 7.73 A* Under Nominal Module Operating Temperature (NMOT), irradiance of 800 W/m 2, spectrum AM 1.5, ambient temperature 20°C, wind speed 1 m/s.ENGINEERING DRAWING (mm)CS1H-330MS / I-V CURVES5°C 25°C 45°C 65°C1000 W/m 800 W/m 600 W/m 400 W/m200 W/m A A V12111098765432105 10 15 20 25 30 35 40 45 50 V5 10 15 20 25 30 35 40 45 501211109876543210。

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EZPi-1000 User’s Manual
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5. Wartungs- und Reparaturarbeiten dürfen aus Sicherheitsgründen nur von autorisierten Personen durchgeführt werden.
6. Bei Wartungs- und Reparaturarbeiten müssen die Sicherheitsvorschriften der zuständigen Berufsverbände und Behörden unbedingt eingehalten werden.
CAUTION Danger of explosion if battery is incorrectly replaced Replace only with the equivalent type recommended by the manufacture. Dispose of used batteries according to the manufacturer’s instructions.
2. Bevor Sie die Geräte ans Stromnetz anschließen, vergewissern Sie Sich, dass die Spannung des Geräts mit der Netzspannung übereinstimmt.

2024年度Cognex培训课件

辅助医生进行病灶定位、手术导航等操作，提高诊疗准确性和效率。
智能交通领域
实现车辆识别、交通拥堵监测等任务，提升交通管理和安全
水平。
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图像采集与处理技术
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图像采集设备选择及参数设置
相机类型
根据应用场景选择合适的相机类型，如CCD 、CMOS等。
镜头选择
根据拍摄距离和视野范围选择合适的镜头类型和参数。
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分辨率与像素
根据需求选择合适的分辨率和像素大小，确保图像清晰度。
光源与照明
合理配置光源和照明条件，以获得高质量的图像效果。
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图像处理基本算法介绍
滤波算法
用于去除图像噪声、平滑图像等，如高斯滤波、中值滤波等。
边缘检测算法
用于检测图像中的边缘信息，如Sobel、 Canny等算子。
学员B
培训过程中，老师讲解得非常详细，让我掌握了很多实用的技能和知识，对今后的工作有很大的帮助。
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学员C
通过与其他学员的交流和分享，我收获了很多宝贵的经验和建议，也结识了很多有趣的朋友，激发了我
对机器视觉未来的期待。
学员D
这次培训不仅让我学到了专业知识，还让我领略了Cognex的企业文化和团队精神，让我更加坚定了在
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图像采集实验
使用选定的设备和参数进行实际图像采集操作。
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展示处理结果并讨论不同算法和参数对结果的影响。
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机器视觉检测技术应用
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缺陷检测原理及实现方法
缺陷检测基本原理
通过对比分析产品的实际图像与标准图像，发现并定位表面缺陷。

cognex视觉培训教程(2024)

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案例二：机器人视觉引导定位抓取
应用场景
在自动化生产线或仓储物流等场景中，需要机器人对物体进行抓取和搬运。
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视觉系统应用
通过搭载视觉系统的工业相机对物体进行拍照，利用图像处理技术识别出物体的位置和姿态信息，并将这些信息传递给机器人控制器，从而引导机器人进行准确的抓取和搬运。
优势
视觉系统可以实现全面、准确的质量检测和控制，提高产品质量和生产效率，降低不良品率和成本。
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视觉系统发展趋势及挑战
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深度学习在视觉系统中的应用前景
提升图像识别准确率
实现复杂场景下的目标检测
深度学习技术可以处理复杂的背景、光照变化和遮挡等问题，实现在复杂场景下的目标检测。
视觉系统可以提高机器人的定位精度和抓取效率，减少人工干预和操作难度。
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案例三：智能仓储管理系统中的条码识别
应用场景
在智能仓储管理系统中，需要对货物进行快速、准确的识别和分类。
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视觉系统应用
通过搭载视觉系统的工业相机对货物上的条码进行拍照，利用图像处理技术识别出条码信息，并将这些信息传递给仓储管理系统，从而实现货物的快速入库、出库和盘点等操作。
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该软件支持多种操作系统和硬件设备，具有良好的兼容性和可扩展性。
Cognex视觉软件提供了丰富的算法库和工具，方便用户进行二次开发和定制化应用。
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图像采集与处理功能
图像采集
支持多种图像采集设备，如相机、扫描仪等，可实现高质量的图像采集。
图像处理
提供多种图像处理算法，如滤波、增强、二值化等，用于改善图像质量和提取特征。

2024年cognex视觉培训教程

Cognex视觉培训教程一、引言Cognex是一家专注于视觉技术的公司，其产品广泛应用于工业自动化领域。

Cognex视觉系统可以帮助企业提高生产效率、降低成本、提升产品质量。

为了更好地推广和应用Cognex视觉技术，本文将为您介绍Cognex视觉培训教程，帮助您快速掌握Cognex视觉系统的使用方法。

二、Cognex视觉系统简介1.Cognex视觉系统组成Cognex视觉系统主要由图像采集单元、图像处理单元和执行单元组成。

图像采集单元负责获取被测物体的图像信息；图像处理单元对采集到的图像进行处理和分析；执行单元根据图像处理结果进行相应的控制操作。

2.Cognex视觉系统特点（1）高精度：Cognex视觉系统具有高精度的图像处理能力，可满足各类高精度检测需求。

（2）高速度：Cognex视觉系统具有高速图像处理能力，可实时完成图像采集、处理和结果输出。

（3）易于集成：Cognex视觉系统可方便地与其他自动化设备集成，实现完整的自动化解决方案。

（4）强大的软件支持：Cognex提供了功能强大的视觉处理软件，支持用户进行二次开发，满足不同应用场景的需求。

三、Cognex视觉培训教程内容1.基础知识培训（1）视觉系统原理：介绍视觉系统的基本原理，包括图像采集、图像处理和图像分析等。

（2）视觉系统硬件：介绍Cognex视觉系统的硬件组成，包括相机、镜头、光源等。

（3）视觉系统软件：介绍Cognex视觉处理软件的使用方法，包括图像处理、算法设置、结果输出等。

2.实践操作培训（1）相机标定：教授如何对相机进行标定，确保图像采集的准确性。

（2）图像处理：教授如何对采集到的图像进行预处理，如滤波、二值化等。

（3）特征提取：教授如何从图像中提取目标特征，如边缘、面积、角度等。

（4）模板匹配：教授如何使用模板匹配算法进行目标识别。

（5）Blob分析：教授如何使用Blob分析算法进行目标检测和分类。

3.应用案例培训（1）介绍Cognex视觉系统在不同行业的应用案例，如电子制造、汽车制造、食品饮料等。

歌美 GM6000 说明书

a.回到程序：返回正在阅读的PDF 电子书。 b.内容缩放：支持三档文字缩放。 c.背光亮度：提供100 级精细背光亮度调节。 d.横竖切换：选择横竖屏电子书浏览。 e.快速跳页：可快速跳转到想要阅读的页码。 f.退出程序：退出PDF浏览界面。
三、电子词典
在主界面下直接触摸“ ”图标即可进入电子词典功能。在输入框内输入你想要查的中文或英文，屏幕左侧会显示你要查找的内容，直接点触你要查找的内容，屏幕右侧有即可显示中文介绍或英文翻译，点击作用分割点“ ”“ ”可以查看隐藏的更多相关内容。 “EN”：切换中英输入法。 “Space”：空格键 “ ”：退格键 “ ”“ ”：左右方向键
四、音乐播放在主界面下，通过按“ 、
”导航键或直接点触
“ ” 图标即可进入音乐播放器。 1、播放操作在音乐播放界面中，可点击界面上的图标实现音乐
播放控制操作。 a.暂停播放：点击“ ”图标可暂停播放，再点
“ ”图标可恢复播放。
b.切换音乐：点击
来进行切换上
下一首歌曲。 c.快进快退：点击音乐播放进度条来实现快速向
开机：将电源键拨到“ON”位置，本机开机。
关机：在开机状态下，长按“ “OFF”，即可关闭系统。
”键或把电源键直接拨至
关机（保存“设置”菜单中所做修改）；直接将电源
键拨到“OFF”可能会不保存设置关机。
【注意】若长时间不使用本播放器，请卡的使用本机设有T-FLASH 存储卡插槽，可将音乐、电子书等文
：应用程序，单击图标可玩华芯飞集团开发的 CC 游戏。
：设置，单击图标可进入系统设置功能。
四、外放功能主界面下，点触“设置”中的“喇叭”选项，按“ ” 键或直接单击“喇叭”图标切换开启或关闭喇叭。选择“关”，插上耳机，则通过耳机播放。

太阳能家居系列产品用户手册说明书

*S75969A0124*Turn overInstructions• Use black ink or ball-point pen.• Fill in the boxes at the top of this page with your name,centre number and learner registration number.• Answer all questions.• Answer the questions in the spaces provided– there may be more space than you need.Information• The total mark for this paper is 60.• The marks for each question are shown in brackets– use this as a guide as to how much time to spend on each question.Advice• Read each question carefully before you start to answer it.• Try to answer every question.• Check your answers if you have time at the end.S75969A©2022 Pearson Education Ltd.1/1/1*S75969A0224*DO NOT WRITE IN THIS AREAD O NOT WRITE IN THIS AREAD O NOT WRITE IN THIS AREAD O N O T W R I TE I N T H I S A R E A D O N O T W R I T E I N T H I S A R E AD O N O T W R I TE I N T H I S A R E A 2SECTION AAnswer ALL questions. Write your answers in the spaces provided.Health risk factors may influence global travel and tourism.1 (a) Give two symptoms of Zika virus.(2)1 ...................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................2 ...................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................(b) State two other infectious diseases.(2)1 ...................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................2 ...................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................(c) State one way that infectious diseases may be transmitted.(1)........................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................Some infectious diseases are endemic .(d) Give the meaning of endemic.(1)........................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................(Total for Question 1 = 6 marks)3 DO NOT WRITE IN THIS AREADO NOT WRITE IN THIS AREADO NOT WRITE IN THIS AREA D O N O T W R I T E I N T H I S A R E ADONOTWRITEINTHISAREADONOTWRITEINTHISAREA*S75969A0324*Turn over*S75969A0424*DO NOT WRITE IN THIS AREAD O NOT WRITE IN THIS AREAD O NOT WRITE IN THIS AREAD O N O T W R I TE I N T H I S A R E A D O N O T W R I T E I N T H I S A R E A D O N O T W R I T E I N T H I S A R E A 4Some destinations are known as emerging .(b) Give two characteristics of emerging destinations.(2)1 ...................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................2 ...................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................(Total for Question 2 = 4 marks)Political factors may influence global travel and tourism.One political factor is taxation .3 (a) (i) State two other political factors.(2)1 ...................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................2 ...................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................5 DO NOT WRITE IN THIS AREADO NOT WRITE IN THIS AREADO NOT WRITE IN THIS AREA D O N O T W R I T E I N T H I S A R E ADONOTWRITEINTHISAREADONOTWRITEINTHISAREA*S75969A0524*Turn over*S75969A0624*DO NOT WRITE IN THIS AREAD O NOT WRITE IN THIS AREA D O NOT WRITE IN THIS AREAD O N O T W R I TE I N T H I S A R E A D O N O T W R I T E I N T H I S A R E A D O N O T W R I T E I N T H I S A R E A 6One economic factor is recession .4 (a) Give the meaning of the term recession.(1)........................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................(b) Explain one effect of a recession on visitor choice of global destination.(2)..............................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................(Total for Question 4 = 3 marks)7 DO NOT WRITE IN THIS AREADO NOT WRITE IN THIS AREADO NOT WRITE IN THIS AREA D O N O T W R I T E I N T H I S A R E ADONOTWRITEINTHISAREADONOTWRITEINTHISAREASome popular tourist destinations attract large numbers of visitors arriving in theirown cars. This traffic can create negative impacts on the environment.5(a) Explain two ways traffic can be managed in tourist destinations.(4)1 ...........................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................2 ...........................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................Visitor spend is a positive economic impact of tourism.(b) Explain two ways visitor spend at tourist destinations can be increased.(4)1 ...........................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................2 ...........................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................(Total for Question 5 = 8 marks)TOTAL FOR SECTION A = 24 MARKS*S75969A0724*Turn over*S75969A0824*DO NOT WRITE IN THIS AREAD O NOT WRITE IN THIS AREA D O NOT WRITE IN THIS AREAD O N O T W R I TE I N T H I S A R E A D O N O T W R I T E I N T H I S A R E AD O N O T W R I TE I N T H I S A R E A 8SECTION BAnswer ALL questions. Write your answers in the spaces provided.Environmental education is one positive impact of tourism on the environment.6 State two other positive impacts of tourism on the environment.1 ...................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................2 ...................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................(Total for Question 6 = 2 marks)9 DO NOT WRITE IN THIS AREADO NOT WRITE IN THIS AREADO NOT WRITE IN THIS AREA D O N O T W R I T E I N T H I S A R E ADONOTWRITEINTHISAREADONOTWRITEINTHISAREABLANK PAGE*S75969A0924*Turn over*S75969A01024*DO NOT WRITE IN THIS AREAD O NOT WRITE IN THIS AREAD O NOT WRITE IN THIS AREAD O N O T W R I TE I N T H I S A R E A D O N O T W R I T E I N T H I S A R E A D O N O T W R I T E I N T H I S A R E A 1011 DO NOT WRITE IN THIS AREADO NOT WRITE IN THIS AREADO NOT WRITE IN THIS AREA D O N O T W R I T E I N T H I S A R E ADONOTWRITEINTHISAREADONOTWRITEINTHISAREA7(a) (i) Identify the year tourism made the biggest contribution to the GDP of theUnited Arab Emirates (UAE).(1)........................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................(ii) Identify the number of tourists that visited the UAE in 2016.(1)........................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................(Total for Question 7 = 2 marks)*S75969A01124*Turn over*S75969A01224*DO NOT WRITE IN THIS AREAD O NOT WRITE IN THIS AREA D O NOT WRITE IN THIS AREAD O N O T W R I TE I N T H I S A R E A D O N O T W R I T E I N T H I S A R E AD O N O T W R I TE I N T H I S A R E A 1213 DO NOT WRITE IN THIS AREADO NOT WRITE IN THIS AREADO NOT WRITE IN THIS AREA D O N O T W R I T E I N T H I S A R E ADONOTWRITEINTHISAREADONOTWRITEINTHISAREA8(a) Explain two reasons governments may want to develop tourism.(4)1 ...........................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................2 ...........................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................Visitors from the UK and some other countries do not need a visa to travel to theUnited Arab Emirates (UAE).(b) Explain one possible reason why the UAE allows visitors from some countries totravel to the country without a visa.(2)................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................(Total for Question 8 = 6 marks)*S75969A01324*Turn over*S75969A01424*DO NOT WRITE IN THIS AREAD O NOT WRITE IN THIS AREA D O NOT WRITE IN THIS AREAD O N O T W R I TE I N T H I S A R E A D O N O T W R I T E I N T H I S A R E A D O N O T W R I T E I N T H I S A R E A14Abu Dhabi is a glamorous, modern city with a marina, theme parks and shoppingmalls. Visitors can take desert safaris, attend international events or visit cultural sites like the Grand Mosque.The UAE is a strictly Muslim country whose people follow Islamic rules and traditions relating to everyday life including food, clothing, alcohol and public displays of affection. Fines and imprisonment are imposed on anyone disobeying the rules.9 (a) Give two possible negative sociocultural impacts of tourism in Abu Dhabi.(2)1 ...................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................2 ...................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................Education is one method that can be used by different travel and tourismorganisations to manage the impacts of tourism.(b) Explain two possible ways organisations could use education to managesociocultural impacts of tourism in Abu Dhabi.(4)1 ...........................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................2 ...........................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................(Total for Question 9 = 6 marks)TOTAL FOR SECTION B = 16 MARKS。

cognex 太阳能行业产品手册

用应业工太阳能光伏（PV）电池及模块每一步都充满信心为最小化晶片损坏而采用视觉系统代替机械原理进行对准、从晶片至安装过程中进行产品跟踪，接受直接反馈解决产品与工艺问题，视觉技术为加工过程的每个步骤增加价值。

这就是康耐视——在全世界范围内安装超过500,000套产品——自1981年以来一直是行业领先者。

与独立的检查系统相比，灵活、功能强大的康耐视视觉产品提供的价值更高而成本更低。

PV生产用机器视觉…现在和未来随着太阳能工业的重心从数量转变为质量，并且工艺变得更加复杂，康耐视丰富的视觉工具为其提供先进的机器视觉技术，以实现最为可靠的结果。

最新的太阳能工具箱（Solar Toolbox TM）为用户提供一套预先配置的工具，进行太阳能电池生产中最为常见的视觉检查。

除太阳能工具箱之外，康耐视还提供当今最为先进的视觉工具，例如PatMax®、PatInspect®以及IDMax®，可以处理在太阳能电池生产中的多种应用需求。

太阳能工具箱从基本的软件库开始，或使用我们预先配置好的校准与检查工具。

康耐视功能强大的VisionPro®软件专门提供了太阳能工具箱，为用户提供成套工具，以解决八个最为普遍的太阳能生产质量问题：边缘破片检查、小孔检测、背面印刷定位及检查、正面汇流条定位、正面栅线痕检查、颜色均匀度检查以及裂纹检查。

PatMax进行目标定位的关键工具是PatMax，它是元件定位的专利技术软件工具。

PatMax采用我们专有的几何图案甄别技术，可在极具挑战性的环境下进行晶片、电池以及模块的特征定位，具有无与伦比的准确度及可靠性。

色彩视觉（Color Vision）无论是进行颜色分选或是检验防反射涂层的颜色均匀性，康耐视色彩工具都可以检测并测量颜色特征。

色彩搜查柱状图可以方便地进行培训，以提供关键的色彩特征，这是灰度级视觉技术无法实现的。

PatInspectPatInspect采用专利算法技术，元件定位与缺陷检测一步到位，即使是处于元件边线上的瑕疵也能可靠地检测，而其它的技术对此则很难获得可靠的结果。

高德威产品手册解决方案完整版

高德威产品手册解决方案HUA system office room 【HUA16H-TTMS2A-HUAS8Q8-HUAH1688】终端服务器：终端服务器×11.6.1标清独立处理单元车牌识别方案1.6.1.1 主要特性独立工作的处理单元，独立处理图像采集与处理，通过以太网或串口接口方式与计算机通讯，独立性强，系统性能稳定可靠。

1.6.1.2 订货型号GW-PR-9902T- VPD ⅡAD1.6.1.3 硬件接口1. 通信：LAN 网络接口，RS232串行接口；2. 触发：车辆检测器输出存在式、进入脉冲式—转换继电器触点；3. 电源：AC220V 。

1.6.1.4 技术参数抓拍图像及号牌识别时间： ≤200毫秒；号牌定位率： ≥98%；整牌识别率： ≥90%（包括汉字、字母、数字、颜色）；允许车辆行驶速度： 0-160公里/小时；抓拍单立柱单牌照定位用闪光灯智能补光闪光灯万向头抓拍图像格式：720×288，JPEG存储图像格式： 360×288，JPEG；≤40K号牌彩色图像：压缩后≤500字节号牌二值化图像：尺寸（长×宽）： 112×20像素，≤280字节；号牌信息内容：颜色、汉字、字母、数字，长度：≤14字节；平均修复时间：MTTR≤30分钟；平均无故障连续运行时间： MTBF≥20000小时；专用摄像机的快门速度可达： 1/500000秒；智能补光灯寿命：≥100万次；设备接口：10/100M以太网口，RS232串口；支持平台： WINDOWS 98/2000/XP；通信协议：GW-PR-9902T牌照识别器通讯接口动态链接库；电源适应性： AC220V±44V，50Hz±2Hz；功耗： <50W；工作温度： -10℃— +85℃(处理单元)，-40℃— +85℃(采集单元)；相对湿度： < 95%，无凝结；防护等级： IP66；处理单元尺寸：180mm(长)×115mm(宽)×48mm(高)；抓拍单元尺寸：总高度：1300mm或780mm；防护罩（长×宽×高）：500㎜×168㎜×148㎜；立柱尺寸：高度：1050mm或525mm；底座：φ234mm。

2024版免费Cognex培训教程pptx[1]

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• Cognex视觉系统概述 • 硬件设备及选型指导 • 软件功能与使用技巧 • 系统集成与调试方法分享 • 实战案例：Cognex视觉系统在生产线
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效果评估通过对比实验和数据分析，评估视觉系统在实际生产中的检测效率、准确性和稳定性等指标，验证项目的可行性和实用性。
改进建议针对实施过程中遇到的问题和不足，提出相应的改进建议和优化措施，为类似项目的实施提供参考和借鉴。
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根据视场大小和检测精度要求选择合适的焦距。
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根据光线条件和曝光时间要求选择合适的光圈大小。
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选择低畸变的镜头，以减少图像失真对检测结果的影响。
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寿命长、发热量低、亮度稳定，适用于大多数视觉检测任务。
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本项目旨在通过引入Cognex视觉系统，实现对生产线上的产品进行自动检测、识别和分类，提高生产效率和产品质量，降低人工成本和误检率。
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硬件选型根据项目需求和现场环境，选用合适的相机、镜头、光源等硬件设备，确保图像采集的质量和稳定性。
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Cognex视觉系统可用于识别和定位工件或产品，如二维码识别、条形码识别等，实现快速准确的识别和定位。

朗科精工产品手册x

精工技术源自德国Precision Technology from Germany 朗科精工产品手册前言朗科精工秉承“工艺模具化、制造流水化、品牌一体化、服务全球化”的企业理念，二十年来一直专注于称重设备系统的研发、制造、方案、销售和服务，目前已发展成为专业化集团公司；我们在上海、宁波、广州、郑州开设了四家公司，在美国设立了分公司，在全球我们拥有500余名员工、23000平方米厂房。

凭藉品种齐全的产品、卓越成熟的工艺、精良可靠的设备、稳定的产能和规范精细的管理，我们已成功涉足石化、冶金、化工、港口、建材、饲料、造纸、医药、食品、纺织、物流等领域，并成为国际业界的领头羊。

朗科精工目前产品包括称重传感器、称重仪表、电子衡器、衡器配件以及各类防爆套件。

朗科精工的每一个产品都有其独特之处，并拥有多项国家专利和国际认证：ISO9001，NTEP，OIML，CE等。

有60％的产量远销到北美洲、欧洲、东南亚等区域，并多家国际称重巨头公司OEM（贴牌制造）。

朗科精工的全体员工努力在设计、生产、销售、服务等环节更精益求精，以高性价比、高稳定性、高准确度的产品来节省客户综合投资成本，实现客户利益的最大化，服务上力争“让每位客户都满意”。

本手册对朗科精工目前的常规产品进行系统的介绍，包括原理、技术参数、使用说明以及故障分析等，希望对广大朗科精工的客户提供更多、更好的服务，并共同打造美好的明天。

第一章称重传感器第一节传感器知识简介一、什么是传感器？传感器是将被测的某一物理量（或信号）按一定的规律转换为与其对应的另一种（或同种）物理量（或信号）输出的装置。

被测物理量传感器输出物理量1、被测物理量一般为非电物理量，如力、压力、重量、力矩、位移、速度、温度、角度、高度2、输出物理量一般为易于精确处理的电量或电参量，如电流、电压、电阻、电感、频率。

二、传感器的分类传感器品种工作原理可被测量的非电物理量力/热敏电阻、半导体传感器阻值变化力、重量、压力、加速度、温度、湿度、气体电容传感器电容量变化力、重量、压力、加速度、液面、湿度感应传感器电感量变化力、重量、压力、加速度、转矩、磁场霍尔传感器霍尔效应角度、旋进度、力、磁场压电、超声波传感器压电效应压力、加速度、距离热电传感器热电效应烟雾、明火、热分布光电传感器光电效应辐射、角度、旋进度、位移、转矩三、传感器发展方向1、高精度、高灵敏度；2、高可靠性、宽温度范围、抗干扰强；3、微型化（小尺寸、重量轻）和高强度；4、微功耗及无源化；5、智能化、数字化、高响应速率；6、互换性好，成本低，安全无污染方向；7、抗环境影响(热、振动、酸、碱、水、空气)能力强方向8、仿生传感器：将传感器的功能与人类5大感觉器官相比拟：1、光敏——视觉；2、声敏——听觉；3、气敏——嗅觉；4、化学——味觉；5、压敏、温敏、流体传感器——触觉第二节称重传感器工作原理一、称重传感器的基本知识1、定义：GB/T7551-2008《称重传感器》考虑到使用地点的重力加速度（g）和空气浮力（f）的影响后，通过把其中一种被测量（质量）转换成另外一种被测量（输出）来测量质量的力传感器。

Cognex培训教程(含)

Cognex培训教程引言：CognexCorporation是一家专注于机器视觉和工业自动化技术的公司，其产品广泛应用于制造业、物流、医疗等领域。

为了帮助用户更好地了解和应用Cognex的产品，本文将为您介绍Cognex培训教程的内容和结构。

第一部分：Cognex产品概述1.1Cognex产品线介绍Cognex的产品线涵盖了视觉系统、视觉软件、视觉传感器和工业读码器等多个领域。

其中，视觉系统包括In-Sight系列、DSMax 系列等，视觉软件包括VisionPro、InsightExplorer等，视觉传感器包括Dataman系列等。

1.2Cognex产品的应用领域Cognex的产品广泛应用于制造业、物流、医疗、电子、汽车等多个领域。

例如，在制造业中，Cognex的视觉系统可以用于检测产品的质量，确保产品的合格率；在物流领域，Cognex的读码器可以用于读取条码和二维码，提高物流效率。

第二部分：Cognex视觉系统培训2.1In-Sight视觉系统培训In-Sight系列是Cognex的视觉系统产品，包括In-Sight5000、In-Sight7000等型号。

本部分将介绍In-Sight视觉系统的硬件组成、软件配置和应用案例。

2.2DSMax视觉系统培训DSMax系列是Cognex的高端视觉系统产品，具有高性能、高稳定性等特点。

本部分将介绍DSMax视觉系统的硬件组成、软件配置和应用案例。

第三部分：Cognex视觉软件培训3.1VisionPro软件培训VisionPro是Cognex的视觉软件产品，具有强大的图像处理和分析能力。

本部分将介绍VisionPro软件的功能、操作方法和应用案例。

3.2InsightExplorer软件培训InsightExplorer是Cognex的视觉软件产品，用于配置和管理In-Sight视觉系统。

本部分将介绍InsightExplorer软件的功能、操作方法和应用案例。

COGNEX康耐视IS01_1_硬件和连接——中文manual

硬件和连接-- Terry Ding介绍• 您的姓名？ • 公司？ • 地区？ • 您的职务？ • 应用？ • 视觉设备使用经验，In-Sight? • 其它？2康耐视的起源Robert J. Shillman博士总裁、CEO和主席Marilyn Matz PC视觉业务部高级副总裁Bill Silver 专业传感器业务部技术总监和研发副总裁1981• 康耐视成立于1981年 • 3名员工 • 私人投资 • 收入0元 • 利润0元 • 安装的系统为0 • 仅仅是美国100多家视觉公司中的普通一员3全球市场的领导者第第2288年年上上市市公公司司（（纳纳斯斯达达克克CCGGNNXX）） 770000多多名名员员工工安安装装了了550000,0,00000多多套套系系统统机器视觉行业的全球领导者！机器视觉行业的全球领导者！4机器视觉的趋势低低成成本本解解决决方方案案可可以以实实现现…… ……更更多多的的流流程程检检查查点点，，进进而而实实现现…… ……快快速速成成长长的的市市场场空空间间（（3300--3355%%/年/年））5康耐视产品表面检查视觉软件视觉系统读码器视觉传感器只有康耐视一家公司提供全线机器视觉产品只有康耐视一家公司提供全线机器视觉产品6只有康耐视一家公司提供全线机器视觉产品只有康耐视一家公司提供全线机器视觉产品SISD 表面检查视觉系统部MVSD 模块化视觉系统部视觉软件 ID产品视觉系统视觉传感器SmartView7全球支持网络全球网络为您的成功提供支持电话支持课堂培训本地支持在线教育本地快速服务网络支持和知识库8期望结果您如何受益： • 确定In-Sight模型最适合您的应用。

• 选择照明和镜头用于您需要识别的特征。

• 设置并配置一套In-Sight系统。

• 使用电脑键盘和鼠标进行电子表格开发。

• 配置In-Sight进行图像采集，包括图像增强和物体的运动。

太阳能热水器公司质量手册

上海xxx太阳能热水器有限公司质量文件JH/QM2003质量手册Quality Manual依据ISO9001:2000管理者代表任命书公司各部门：为了贯彻执行ISO9001:2000《质量管理体系----要求》，加强对质量管理体系的领导，特任命蒋xxx为我公司的管理者代表。

不论他在其他方面的职责如何，应做到：✍确保质量管理体系的过程得到建立和保持；✍向公司总经理报告质量管理体系的业绩，包括改进的需求；✍在整个公司内促进顾客要求意识的形成；✍就质量管理体系的有关事宜对外联络。

总经理：2003年5月18日颁布令本公司依据ISO9001:2000《质量管理体系----要求》编制完成了《质量手册》第2003版，现予以批准颁布实施。

本手册是公司质量管理体系的法规性文件，是指导公司建立并实施质量管理体系的纲领和行动准则。

公司全体员工必须遵照执行。

总经理：2003年5月18日6.1 人力资源控制程序版本号：第2003版.✍✍上海xxx 太阳能热水器有限公司质量手册文件号：JH/QM2003页次：2/3 修改号：06.1 人力资源控制程序版本号：第2003版.✍✍ 上海xxx 太阳能热水器有限公司质量手册文件号：JH/QM2003 页次：3/3 修改号：0 6.1 人力资源控制程序版本号：第2003版 . ✍✍ 上海xxx 太阳能热水器有限公司质量手册文件号：JH/QM2003 页次：1/2 修改号：0 6.2 基础设施和工作环境控制程序版本号：第2003版 .✍✍ 上海xxx 太阳能热水器有限公司质量手册文件号：JH/QM2003 页次：2/2 修改号：0 6.2 设施和工作环境控制程序版本号：第2003版 . ✍✍ 上海xxx 太阳能热水器有限公司质量手册文件号：JH/QM2003 页次：1/1 修改号：0 7.0 产品实现版本号：第2003版 .✍✍ 上海xxx 太阳能热水器有限公司质量手册文件号：JH/QM2003 页次：1/2 修改号：07.1 产品实现的策划程序版本号：第2003版1 目的对承担质量管理体系职责的人员规定相应岗位的能力要求，并进行培训以满足规定要求。