Article | March 26, 2008

Technical Article: Ramifications Of Using The Correct / Correctly Oriented Fluorescent Aperture

Source: MERCRON
The aperture lamp is a Fluorescent lamp that is manufactured by first coating the inside of the lamp with a white reflective material, such as Titanium Oxide. A particular phosphor material is then coated INSIDE the reflective layer. A slot of varying dimensions is scraped down the side of the lamp end-to-end. In this way, the reflector is able to force the light to escape through the opening - or aperture; hence, its name.

Fluorescent apertures play an important role in Machine Vision, as is evident from a review of the facts presented in this article.

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