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JP2013050379A
JP2013050379A JP2011188460A JP2011188460A JP2013050379A JP 2013050379 A JP2013050379 A JP 2013050379A JP 2011188460 A JP2011188460 A JP 2011188460A JP 2011188460 A JP2011188460 A JP 2011188460A JP 2013050379 A JP2013050379 A JP 2013050379A
JP2011188460A
2011-08-31 Application filed by Mitsutoyo Corp, 株式会社ミツトヨ filed Critical Mitsutoyo Corp
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2013-03-14 Publication of JP2013050379A publication Critical patent/JP2013050379A/en
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A hardness tester capable of simultaneously displaying a plurality of measurement points in an image while maintaining resolution.
A hardness tester 100 includes a CCD camera 12 that images a recess formed on the surface of a sample via an objective lens, a monitor 8 that displays an image of the recess captured by the CCD camera 12, and a CCD. A cutout unit (CPU 61, cutout program 634) that cuts out a plurality of regions including a predetermined measurement point from the image of the depression captured by the camera 12, and images of the plurality of regions cut out by the cutout unit are simultaneously displayed on the monitor 8. Display control means (CPU 61, display control program 635).
The present invention relates to a hardness tester.
2. Description of the Related Art Conventionally, there has been known a hardness tester that forms a dent by pushing an indenter into the surface of a sample and measures the hardness of the sample based on the size of the dent (see, for example, Patent Document 1).
For example, when measuring the hardness of a sample using a Vickers hardness tester, the sample is aligned in the horizontal direction so that the indentation position on the sample surface is directly below the indenter, and the height at that indentation position is Direction alignment (focus adjustment) is performed. Then, the turret is rotated so that the indenter is disposed opposite to the sample, and a predetermined test force is applied to the sample surface by the indenter to form a dent. Then, the length of the diagonal line of the hollow formed is measured, and the hardness is calculated based on the measured diagonal line length of the hollow.
In such a hardness tester, a CCD camera images the surface of a sample and a depression formed on the surface of the sample by an indenter, and displays these images on a monitor.
At this time, the image captured from the megapixel camera (CCD camera) cannot be displayed entirely on a monitor of a size normally mounted on a hardness tester because the number of pixels is too high. For example, as shown in FIG. A technique is used in which an image (reduced image) G2 obtained by thinning out the pixels of the captured image G1 and reducing the whole image is displayed on the monitor 71.
However, in the method of displaying the reduced image G2, the resolution of the image is lost because the pixels are thinned, and the performance of the CCD camera cannot be utilized.
As a display method that does not impair the resolution of the image, for example, as shown in FIG. 10, a rectangular view B is set on the captured image G1, and only the image (partial image) G3 in the rectangular view B is monitored 81. There is a known technique for displaying the above. In this method, the partial image G3 displayed on the monitor 81 can be changed by moving (scrolling) the position of the rectangular view B on the image G1.
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However, in the method of displaying only the partial image G3, only the inside of the rectangular view B (a part of the image) can be displayed. Therefore, the user designates the vertex of the depression (measurement point) while viewing the depression image, so that the diagonal line is displayed. There is a problem that manual reading to measure the length cannot be executed.
An object of the present invention is to provide a hardness tester capable of simultaneously displaying a plurality of measurement points in an image while maintaining resolution.
In order to solve the above problem, the invention according to claim 1 is:
In a hardness tester for measuring the hardness of a sample by applying a predetermined test force with an indenter on the surface of the sample placed on the sample table to form a dent and measuring the size of the dent.
Imaging means for imaging a depression formed on the surface of the sample via the objective lens;
Display means for displaying an image of a depression imaged by the imaging means;
Cutout means for cutting out a plurality of regions including a predetermined measurement point from the image of the depression imaged by the imaging means;
Display control means for causing the display means to simultaneously display images of a plurality of regions cut out by the cutting means;
The invention described in claim 2 is the hardness tester according to claim 1,
The image of the indentation is a square shape,
The predetermined measurement point is a vertex of the image of the depression.
Further, the invention according to claim 3 is the hardness tester according to claim 1 or 2,
The display control means is capable of displaying a vertical guideline extending in the vertical direction and a horizontal guideline extending in the horizontal direction in an overlapping manner with the image on the display means.
Further, the invention according to claim 4 is the hardness tester according to any one of claims 1 to 3,
The image processing apparatus further includes determination means for determining whether or not the predetermined measurement point is included in each of the plurality of areas cut out by the cut-out means.
According to the present invention, a display unit that simultaneously cuts out a plurality of areas including a predetermined measurement point from a hollow image captured by the imaging unit and a plurality of areas cut out by the cutout unit are displayed on the display unit. Display control means.
For this reason, a plurality of measurement points in the image can be simultaneously displayed on the display means while maintaining the resolution.
It is a schematic diagram which shows the whole structure of the hardness tester of this invention. It is a schematic diagram which shows the testing machine main body in the hardness testing machine of FIG. It is a schematic diagram which shows the hardness measurement part of the hardness tester of FIG. It is a block diagram which shows the control structure of the hardness tester of FIG. It is the conceptual diagram which showed the cutout area | region of the image of the imaged hollow. It is an example which showed the state by which the area | region cut out by the display means was displayed. FIG. 7 is an example showing a state in which a vertical guideline and a horizontal guideline are displayed in an overlapped manner on an image in which the clipped region of FIG. 6 is displayed. It is a block diagram which shows the control structure of the hardness tester of a modification. It is a figure for demonstrating the display method of the conventional image in a hardness tester. It is a figure for demonstrating the display method of the conventional image in a hardness tester.
Hereinafter, the hardness tester according to the present embodiment will be described in detail with reference to the drawings.
First, the configuration of the hardness tester 100 of this embodiment will be described.
In the following description, as shown in FIG. 1, the left-right direction of the hardness tester 100 is the X direction, the front-rear direction is the Y direction, and the height direction is the Z direction.
The hardness tester 100 is, for example, a Vickers hardness tester, and includes a tester main body 10, a control unit 6, an operation unit 7, a monitor 8, and the like as shown in FIG. .
For example, as shown in FIG. 2, the test machine main body 10 includes a hardness measurement unit 1 that measures the hardness of the sample S, a sample table 2 on which the sample S is placed, and an XY stage 3 that moves the sample table 2. And an AF (Z) stage 4 for focusing on the surface of the sample S, an elevating mechanism unit 5 for elevating and lowering the sample stage 2 (XY stage 3, AF (Z) stage 4), and the like.
The hardness measurement unit 1 includes, for example, an illumination device 11 that illuminates the surface of the sample S, a CCD (Charge Coupled Device) camera 12 that images the surface of the sample S, an indenter shaft 14 including an indenter 14a, and an objective lens 15. And a turret 16 capable of switching between the indenter shaft 14 and the objective lens 15 by rotating, and the like.
The illumination device 11 illuminates the surface of the sample S by irradiating light as illumination means. The light emitted from the illumination device 11 passes through the lens 1a, the half mirror 1d, the mirror 1e, and the objective lens 15. To reach the surface of the sample S.
The CCD camera 12 is an imaging means, for example, as shown in FIG. 3, reflected light input from the surface of the sample S through the objective lens 15, mirror 1e, half mirror 1d, mirror 1g, and lens 1h. Based on the above, the surface of the sample S and the depression formed on the surface of the sample S by the indenter 14a are imaged to acquire image data, and a frame grabber 17 capable of simultaneously storing and storing a plurality of frames of image data. To the control unit 6.
The indenter shaft 14 is moved toward the sample S placed on the sample stage 2 by a load mechanism unit (not shown) driven in accordance with a control signal output from the control unit 6, and an indenter 14 a provided at the distal end portion. Is pressed against the surface of the sample S with a predetermined test force.
In addition, since the tip of the indenter 14a of this embodiment has a quadrangular pyramid shape, a quadrangular depression is formed on the surface of the sample S in plan view.
The objective lens 15 is a condensing lens having different magnifications, and is held by a plurality of lower surfaces of the turret 16. The objective lens 15 is irradiated from the illumination device 11 by being arranged above the sample S by the rotation of the turret 16. The surface of the sample S is irradiated with light uniformly.
Specifically, the objective lens 15 includes a high-magnification objective lens 15a and a low-magnification objective lens 15b having a lower magnification than the high-magnification objective lens 15a.
The turret 16 includes an indenter shaft 14 and a plurality of objective lenses 15 (a high-magnification objective lens 15a and a low-magnification objective lens 15b) on the lower surface, and rotates around the axis in the Z-axis direction. Any one of the lenses 15 can be switched and placed above the sample S. That is, a depression is formed on the surface of the sample S by lowering the indenter shaft while the indenter shaft 14 is disposed above the sample S, and the objective lens 15 is disposed above the sample S. It becomes possible to observe the indentation.
The sample stage 2 includes a sample fixing part 2a for fixing the sample S placed on the upper surface.
The XY stage 3 is driven by a drive mechanism unit (not shown) that is driven in accordance with a control signal output from the control unit 6, and moves the sample stage 2 in a direction perpendicular to the moving direction (Z direction) of the indenter 14 a (X direction, (Y direction).
The AF stage 4 is driven in accordance with a control signal output from the control unit 6, and finely raises and lowers the sample stage 2 based on image data captured by the CCD camera 12 to focus on the surface of the sample S.
The lifting mechanism unit 5 is driven according to a control signal output from the control unit 6, and moves the sample table 2 (XY stage 3, AF stage 4) in the vertical direction so that the sample table 2 and the objective lens 15 are moved. Change the relative distance between.
The operation unit 7 includes a keyboard 71, a mouse 72, and the like, and is used when a user performs setting of various conditions when performing a hardness test by the hardness tester 100.
The setting of various conditions includes, for example, test conditions (values of the material of the sample S, the test force (N) applied to the sample S by the indenter 14a, the magnification of the objective lens 15, etc.), the test start point, the line・ Set the number of columns, pitch, etc.
When the user performs a predetermined operation on the operation unit 7, a predetermined operation signal corresponding to the operation is output to the control unit 6.
The monitor 8 is a display means, and is constituted by a display device such as an LCD (Liquid Crystal Display), for example, and the surface image of the sample S imaged by the CCD camera 12 and the depression formed on the surface of the sample S. Display an image.
Further, the monitor 8 displays the setting condition of the hardness test, the result of the hardness test, and the like input in the operation unit 7.
As shown in FIG. 4, the control unit 6 includes a CPU (Central Processing Unit) 61, a RAM (Random Access Memory) 62, a storage unit 63, and the like, and a predetermined program stored in the storage unit 63 is executed. Thus, it has a function of performing operation control for performing a predetermined hardness test.
The CPU 61 reads the processing program stored in the storage unit 63, develops it in the RAM 62, and executes it, thereby controlling the entire hardness tester 100.
The RAM 62 develops the processing program executed by the CPU 61 in the program storage area in the RAM 62, and stores the input data and the processing result generated when the processing program is executed in the data storage area.
The storage unit 63 includes, for example, a recording medium (not shown) configured by a semiconductor memory or the like for storing programs, data, and the like, and realizes a function for the CPU 61 to control the entire hardness tester 100. Various data to be executed, various processing programs, data processed by executing these programs, and the like are stored.
Specifically, the storage unit 63 includes an image data storage unit 63a that stores image data captured by the CCD camera 12, and a program storage unit 63b that stores a program.
The image data storage unit 63a stores, for example, image data of a hollow image formed on the surface of the sample S.
The program storage unit 63b stores, for example, an XY stage control program 631, an autofocus program 632, a recess formation program 633, a cutout program 634, a display control program 635, a hardness calculation program 636, and the like.
The XY stage control program 631 is a program that causes the CPU 61 to realize a function of controlling the position of the XY stage 3 so that the sample S and the CCD camera 12 face each other after the sample S is placed on the sample stage 2, for example. is there.
Specifically, the CPU 61 executes the XY stage control program 631 to move the XY stage 3 so that a predetermined area on the surface of the sample S is positioned directly below the CCD camera 12.
The autofocus program 632 is a program that causes the CPU 61 to realize a function of performing autofocus on the surface of the sample S, for example.
Specifically, the CPU 61 executes the autofocus program 632 to move the AF stage 4 up and down based on image information obtained by the CCD camera 12 of the hardness measurement unit 1 to perform autofocus on the surface of the sample S. Do.
The recess formation program 633 is a program that causes the CPU 61 to realize a function of forming a recess on the surface of the sample S, for example.
Specifically, the CPU 61 executes the dent formation program 633 to press the indenter 14a against the surface of the sample S with a predetermined test force to form a dent.
In the present embodiment, since the quadrangular depression is formed in plan view, an image of the quadrangular depression is captured.
The formed depression is picked up by the CCD camera 12, and the image data of the picked up depression image is stored in the image data storage section 63a.
The cutout program 634 is a program that causes the CPU 61 to realize a function of cutting out a plurality of regions including a predetermined measurement point from a hollow image captured by the CCD camera 12, for example.
Here, FIG. 5 is a conceptual diagram showing a cut-out area of the image of the captured indentation.
The CPU 61 executes the cutout program 634 to cut out four regions (cutout regions) R1 to R4 including the vertices P1 to P4 of the hollow image as predetermined measurement points as shown in FIG.
At this time, the positions and shapes of the cutout regions R1 to R4 are set in advance according to the shape of the indenter used for the hardness test. For example, in the present embodiment, since it is a hardness test in which a square-shaped indentation image is captured, the central portion of each of the upper and lower portions of the captured image, and the central portion of each of the left and right portions of the image In addition, assuming that the four vertices of the indentation are located respectively, triangular cutout regions R1 and R3 are set at the center of each of the upper and lower parts of the image, and at the center of each of the left and right parts of the image. Pentagonal cutout regions R2 and R4 are set.
The CPU 61 functions as a cutout unit by executing the cutout program 634.
The display control program 635 is a program that causes the CPU 61 to realize a function of simultaneously displaying on the monitor 8 images of a plurality of areas (cutout areas R1 to R4) cut out by executing the cutout program 634, for example.
Specifically, the CPU 61 causes the monitor 8 to display an image obtained by extracting only the cutout areas R1 to R4 from the hollow image by executing the display control program 635 as shown in FIG.
Further, the CPU 61 executes the display control program 635 to overlap the image of the cutout areas R1 to R4 displayed on the monitor 8 with the vertical guide line L1 extending in the vertical direction and the horizontal direction as shown in FIG. Can be displayed.
The vertical guideline L1 includes a central vertical guideline L11 set to pass through the center in the width direction of the monitor 8, a left vertical guideline L12 set to be parallel to the central vertical guideline L11 and positioned near the vertex P2, and a center The right vertical guide line L13 is set to be parallel to the vertical guide line L11 and located near the vertex P4.
The horizontal guide line L2 is set so as to pass through the center of the monitor 8 in the height direction, and the upper horizontal guide line L22 set so as to be positioned in the vicinity of the vertex P1 in parallel with the central horizontal guide line L21. And a lower vertical guide line L23 set to be parallel to the central horizontal guide line L21 and positioned in the vicinity of the vertex P3.
The CPU 61 displays these guidelines L1 and L2 in accordance with an instruction operation from the user.
The user can match the positions of the vertices P1 and P3 and the positions of the vertices P2 and P4 with these guidelines L1 and L2.
The CPU 61 functions as display control by executing the display control program 635.
The hardness calculation program 636 is, for example, a program that causes the CPU 61 to realize a function of calculating the hardness of the sample S based on the measured diagonal length of the indentation from the indentation image. .
Specifically, for example, when the user designates the vertices P1 to P4 of the dent as measurement points, the CPU 61 executes the hardness calculation program 636 and measures the diagonal length of the dent. Of course, the CPU 61 includes the number of pixels of the image portion not displayed on the monitor 8 in the calculation.
At this time, since the four vertices P1 to P4 of the indentation are simultaneously displayed on the monitor 8, the user can measure the width and height while checking the positions of the four vertices P1 to P4. ing.
Next, the operation of the hardness tester 100 of this embodiment will be described.
In the hardness tester 100 having the above-described configuration, when the depression image captured by the CCD camera 12 is displayed on the monitor 8, a plurality of depression images including predetermined measurement points (vertices P <b> 1 to P <b> 4 of the depression image) are included. Are cut out (see FIG. 5), and only the images of the cut-out areas R1 to R4 are displayed on the monitor 8 (see FIG. 6).
For this reason, it is not necessary to display the entire image picked up by the CCD camera 12, and the area other than the cutout areas R1 to R4 is not displayed. Therefore, the pixels of the image of the cutout area areas R1 to R4 displayed on the monitor 8 are displayed. Does not need to be thinned, and resolution is not lost.
In addition, the image of the cutout region areas R1 to R4 displayed on the monitor 8 is an image in which a portion including useful measurement points (vertices P1 to P4) is cut out from the indentation image. All the vertices P1 to P4 of the image can be confirmed at the same time.
Further, when the images of the cutout areas R1 to R4 are displayed on the monitor 8, the vertical guideline L1 and the horizontal guideline L2 can be displayed on the image.
For this reason, the user can adjust the positions of the opposing vertices (P1 and P3, P2 and P4), and can measure the width and height of the indentation while viewing the positions of the vertices P1 to P4. .
As described above, according to the hardness tester 100 of the present embodiment, the CCD camera 12 that images the depression formed on the surface of the sample S via the objective lens 15, and the rectangular shape imaged by the CCD camera 12. And a cutout means for cutting out a plurality of areas R1 to R4 including the vertices P1 to P4 of the dent image as predetermined measurement points from the dent image captured by the CCD camera 12 and the monitor 8 for displaying the dent image CPU 61, cutout program 634), and display control means (CPU 61, display control program 635) for simultaneously displaying a plurality of regions R1 to R4 cut out by the cutout means on monitor 8.
For this reason, a plurality of measurement points in the image (vertices P1 to P4 of the hollow image) can be simultaneously displayed on the monitor 8 while maintaining the resolution.
Therefore, the manual reading process for manually specifying the measurement point can be accurately executed.
Further, according to the hardness tester 100 of the present embodiment, the display control unit can display the vertical guide line L1 extending in the vertical direction and the horizontal guide line L2 extending in the horizontal direction so as to overlap the image on the monitor 8. .
For this reason, the positions of opposing vertices (P1 and P3, P2 and P4) can be matched, and the width and height can be measured while viewing the positions of the four vertices P1 to P4 on the image. .
As shown in FIG. 8, after the plurality of regions R1 to R4 are cut out by the cutting means and before being displayed on the monitor 8, a predetermined measurement point (indentation) is placed on each of the cut out regions R1 to R4. It is good also as providing the determination means (CPU61, determination program 637) which determines whether the vertexes P1-P4) of this image are included.
Specifically, the CPU 61 executes the determination program 637 to cut out the cutout areas R1 to R4, and then performs edge detection on the cutout areas R1 to R4 to include the vertexes P1 to P4 of the image. It is determined whether or not.
In this way, even when the imaging position is shifted, it is possible to perform processing such as quick re-shooting.
In the above-described embodiment, the case where the image of the indentation has a square shape has been described as an example, but the shape of the image of the indentation is not limited to this. That is, the indenter is not limited to a quadrangular pyramid shape. The cutout region may be set according to the shape of the image of the indentation assumed from the shape of the indenter.
Moreover, in the said embodiment, although the case where the cut-out area | region of a triangle and a pentagon was set up was demonstrated and demonstrated, the shape of a cut-out area | region is not limited to a leak.
DESCRIPTION OF SYMBOLS 100 Hardness testing machine 1 Hardness measurement part 2 Sample stand 2a Sample fixing part 3 XY stage 4 AF stage 5 Lifting mechanism part 6 Control part 7 Operation part 8 Monitor (display means)
10 Test Machine Body 11 Illumination Device 12 CCD Camera (Imaging Means)
14 indenter shaft 14a indenter 15 objective lens 16 turret 17 frame grabber 61 CPU (cutting means, display control means, determination means)
63 Storage unit 63a Image data storage unit 63b Program storage unit 631 Stage control program 632 Autofocus program 633 Indentation formation program 634 Extraction program (extraction means)
635 Display control program (display control means)
636 Hardness calculation program 637 Determination program (determination means)
S Sample L1 Vertical guideline L2 Horizontal guideline
Clipping means for cutting out a plurality of areas including a predetermined point from the image of the depression imaged by the imaging means;
A hardness tester comprising:
The hardness tester according to claim 1, wherein the predetermined point is a vertex of the image of the indentation.
3. The hardness according to claim 1, wherein the display control unit is capable of displaying a vertical guideline extending in a vertical direction and a horizontal guideline extending in a horizontal direction so as to overlap with an image on the display unit. testing machine.
The determination unit according to any one of claims 1 to 3, further comprising a determination unit that determines whether each of the plurality of regions cut out by the cut-out unit includes the predetermined point. Hardness tester.
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