Sumitomo Wiring Systems, Limited

Kabushiki Kaisha Meidensha

Sumitomo Wiring System, Ltd.

Kiyohide Abe

Yoshihide Ichikawa

Michio Fukuda

Tsutomu Iida

Hideki Ohmori

Tsuneyoshi Takahashi

Tuneyoshi Takahashi

Hiroshi Igura

Isao Kashihara

A terminated cable portion inspection device (8) for a stripped terminal crimping machine, which is located on a bidirectional path (P) between a stripping portion and a terminal crimping portion and includes: an image pickup camera (11) having a high shutter speed; an illuminating device (12) including a pair of illuminating portions (20) on opposite sides of a photographing path (19) of the image pickup camera (11) for directing illumination in substantially the same direction as a photographing direction toward a cable end passing therethrough along the bidirectional path (P) and elongated in substantially the same direction as a longitudinal direction of the cable, and optical fibers (22) for guiding light to light projecting portions (23) of the illuminating portions (20); and a detector (13) including first and second sensors (31, 32) for detecting the cable end. Each of the illuminating portions (20) includes a transmitted light scattering plate (27) between each of the light projecting portions (23) and the bidirectional path (P), and a spacing (28) between each of the light projecting portions (23) and the transmitted light scattering portion (27) for diffusing light.

Terminated cable portion inspection device for stripped terminal

In an image processor for detecting incomplete articles the image of a complete article is produced by a television camera so as to record the image, and the operator designates an area of the complete article that is considered to be essential in judging whether or not the subject of the inspection is complete while observing the reproduced image. Following this, the image of an inspection article is produced by another television camera. The video signals are binarized, and the number of the picture elements of the inspection article within the designated area is then counted. The inspection article is judged as being incomplete when this counted value fails to conform to the reference value obtained by statistically processing the number of the picture elements of the complete article.

Image processor for detecting incomplete articles such as wiring

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