Illuminating apparatus for testing
AssigneeCCS Inc.
InventorKenji Yoneda
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Abstract
To provide an illuminating apparatus for testing which is cost effective and small in size An illuminating apparatus for testing comprising: an illuminating means 1 having a predetermined illumination angle; a first lens 2 for converging light from the illuminating means 1 and converting the light into collimated light; and a second lens 5 for converging light which has passed through through-holes formed in a tested target 3 after having been emitted from the first lens 2 as the collimated light and for making an imaging means 4 take in the light.
Claims6
An illuminating apparatus for testing comprising:
- an illuminating means having a predetermined illumination angle;
- a first lens for converging light from said illuminating means and converting the light into collimated light;
- and a second lens for converging light which has passed through through-holes formed in a tested target after having been emitted from the first lens as the collimated light and for making an imaging means take in the light.
An illuminating apparatus for testing comprising:
- an illuminating means having a predetermined illumination angle;
- a first total reflection mirror for changing the orientation of the optical axis of light emitted from said illuminating means to a nearly orthogonal direction;
- a second total reflection mirror for changing the orientation of the optical axis of light reflected by the first total reflection mirror to a nearly orthogonal direction, thereby turning the reflected light to the direction opposite to the direction said illuminating means emits light;
- a first lens for converging the light reflected by the second total reflection mirror and converting the light into collimated light;
- a second lens for converging light which has passed through through-holes formed in a tested target after having been emitted from the first lens as the collimated light;
- a third total reflection mirror for changing the orientation of the optical axis of light from the second lens to a nearly orthogonal direction;
- and a fourth total reflection mirror for changing the orientation of the optical axis of the light reflected by the third total reflection mirror to a nearly orthogonal direction, thereby making an imaging means take in the reflected light towards the same direction as the direction said illuminating means emits light.
Dependencies are inferred from the claim text.