Infrared light source characteristics:

POMEAS infrared light sources are centered around its unique near-infrared band LEDs, which exhibit more significant penetration performance than conventional visible light. This feature makes infrared light sources excel in scenarios where depth inspection of objects is required or where strong penetration of the light source is required. The longer wavelengths of near-infrared light enable more effective penetration of certain substances, such as translucent materials or obstacles of a certain thickness, thus enabling the detection of hidden or difficult to directly observe areas.

Infrared light source applications:

Bagged Product Quantity Detection: In automated production lines, infrared light sources are often used for bagged product quantity detection. By emitting infrared light and receiving its reflected or transmitted signal, the system can accurately determine the quantity of product in each bag, ensuring the accuracy and efficiency of the production process.

Film-wrapped product profile inspection: For film-wrapped products, infrared light sources are able to penetrate the film and reflect the product profile information. This feature makes infrared light sources important for quality inspection and package integrity verification. Through infrared imaging technology, the shape and size of the product as well as whether the package is broken or deformed can be visualized.

Cell phone screen pixel edge detection: In the manufacturing process of cell phones, accurate detection of screen pixel edges is critical to ensure display quality. An infrared light source emits light of a wavelength that matches that of the screen pixels and receives reflected light to detect small differences in pixel edges. This technology not only improves the accuracy and efficiency of the inspection, but also helps to minimize quality problems caused by human error.