Identify the wheel's one-dimensional code from displacement data | SGI Series
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Read the one-dimensional code engraved on the surface of the wheel to assist with model identification and sorting. We will introduce a case study using SinceVision's SGI400/SGI405 laser displacement sensors.
In the wheel production process, different models may be managed by codes on the surface. In this case study, we scan the code section to obtain shape data and decode it based on a correspondence table. This identifies the information of the target wheel and is utilized for sorting and subsequent process handling. This is a measurement method that captures the code as displacement information.
The SGI series supports sampling rates of up to 88 kHz. Its integrated structure, which does not require an external controller, helps simplify the equipment configuration and save space. You can switch measurement modes from the software and set configurations according to the inspection content.
When considering model identification for wheels, please inform us of the code shape, surface condition, installable distance, and transport/rotation conditions. We can discuss configurations tailored to the actual target and process conditions, from data acquisition to code reading.

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