Finding center and angle

[Butterworth]

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@muks wrote:

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@Butterworth wrote:

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@Meisspa wrote:

Hi Butterworth,

try to implement a counter for measuring the cycle-time for one image acquisition and processing. (http://digital.ni.com/public.nsf/allkb/6F6B9F4E149C80578625652800784764) Then you can estimate the theoretical possible frames per second. What type of camera you use? Basler Ace? I don´t know what exactly you want to do, but the camera is relativly fast (exposure time), taking photos of falling objects - of course you need enough light- is no problem for this entry-level camera. But the number of frames per second is limited.

Paul

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Hi Meisspa, my camera is Basler ace2500-14gc. I will use cycle-time measurement tool that you said. My project is finding the parameters in attached  image. 

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the scope now looks different

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Hi muks. What do you mean by that?

[muks]

The requirement of both these images are different

[Butterworth]

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@muks wrote:

The requirement of both these images are different

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So what must be done sir?

[muks · Accepted solution]

A little modification in the vi  that i already gave

[muks]

The above vi will give you X' teta and y as u mentioned. Post a real time camera image if you are stuck

[Butterworth]

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@muks wrote:

A little modification in the vi  that i already gave

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Do you design all VI by yourself or design in Vision Assistance then convert it to VI? Does those two different ways affect the processing time?

[muks]

I generally use vision assistant to get the initial processing done. The i do it with lv .

[Butterworth]

Hello again. I need to take real world images with my camera to apply the processing operations that I asked for you before. For example take one frame at every 30 secs. Which way is the less tring and fast for computer?

[muks]

Can you give an external trigger to your camera?

[Butterworth]

I dont think there will be any external trigger for now.