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Advanced Image Processing
HDR: High-Defi nition Visuals Beyond
the Human Eye
Sample appearance can vary depending on quality of material,
surface conditions, or illumination methods. One of a variety of
observation methods made possible by the advanced digital
technology of DSX510, the HDR (High Dynamic Range) function,
combines several images taken at different exposures to
accurately correct brightness differences on the sample surface,
delivering a more consistently accurate sample rendition. HDR
provides high-fi delity images that show not only textures but also
fl aws and defects that were previously undetectable. Glare can
also be reduced for more comfortable observation.
(HDR)Anisotropic conductive fi lm (ACF) on
the LCD pattern (Normal)
WiDER: Easy Inspection of Samples
with High Refl ectance Difference
If a non-refl ective image area cannot be seen, merely increasing
illumination power is often not enough, as glare can occur. The
DSX510 eliminates this issue with WiDER, a proprietary image
processing system that takes care of high-contrast problems
with one click. No blackouts. No glare.
A click removes problems caused by different contrast by materials
Color Enhancement: See Only What’s
Required
The color enhancement feature of DSX510 allows color to be
placed where it is needed while leaving the rest of the image in
black-and-white, making it much easier to locate defects. Ideal
for focusing on one particular defect.
Inspection is easier when you can highlight possible defects or contamination for
inspection
Option
Fast HDR Mode
With a higher refresh rate than normal HDR, fast HDR provides
smooth imaging even when moving the stage or focusing the
sample.
Fine HDR Mode
Fine HDR delivers better image quality with less noise. This is
achieved by gathering more data than standard HDR.
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