A fully automatic detection system based on microscope

Abstract

The invention relates to a full-automatic detection system based on a microscope, which comprises a mechanical system arranged on a base, an optical microscope, a control system for controlling a stepper motor of the mechanical system, a CCD camera arranged on the optical microscope rack and a computer located outside the base, wherein the mechanical system moves a detected smear under the optical microscope, light emitted by the light source of the optical microscope passes through the detected smear, focused imaging on an electronic eyepiece of the CCD camera is realized through an objective lens, and the CCD camera converts optical signals for imaging into electric signals and transmits the electric signals to the computer for image processing and detection. Full-automatic detection and recognition on the detected object can be realized, the automatic degree is high, the detection process is greatly simplified, errors brought by subjectivity of manual detection and insufficient experience are reduced, the detection speed and the efficiency are improved, the manual labor intensity is reduced, and human resources are saved.

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technical field [0001] The invention relates to optical imaging technology, automatic control technology and computer image processing technology, in particular to a microscope-based fully automatic detection system. Background technique [0002] The first microscopes were made in the Netherlands in the late 16th century. The inventor, the Dutch optician Ass Jansen, made a simple microscope with two lenses, but no important observations were made with these instruments. Then two people started using microscopes in science. The first was the Italian scientist Galileo. He described the compound eyes of an insect for the first time after observing it through a microscope. The second is the Dutch linen merchant Leuwen Hooke, who learned to grind lenses by himself, and described for the first time many tiny plants and animals invisible to the naked eye. [0003] At present, microscopes have been widely used in various aspects of social production, scientific research, testing...

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Problems solved by technology

Its disadvantage is that the degree of automation is not high, and it cannot realize the automatic movement of the slide of the inspected object, nor can it convert the optical image into an electrical signal and send it to the computer for automatic processing and identification.

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