Calibration |
The BasePluginCameraCalibrationDataSetClass type exposes the following members.
Name | Description | |
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![]() | Count | The number of elements in the internal dictionary of calibration data. |
![]() | FieldHeightWorldFrom1stCalib | The height of the area (camera image) in the scan field the camera looks on in micrometers as measured during calibration using the full camera resolution. The height is different when using different focus levels. This is the one measured during the first calibration (the upper or lower level, whichever is done first) and used for calculating the tile positions of the rectifying calibration job. Since these are the reference for further job creations and for calculating the rectifying data it must be fixed. |
![]() | FieldWidthWorldFrom1stCalib | The width of the area (camera image) in the scan field the camera looks on in micrometers as measured during calibration using the full camera resolution. The width is different when using different focus levels. This is the one measured during the first calibration (the upper or lower level, whichever is done first) and used for calculating the tile positions of the rectifying calibration job. Since these are the reference for further job creations and for calculating the rectifying data it must be fixed. |
![]() | IsCubicInterpolation | Flag to indicate if quadratic or cubic interpolation has been used during calibration; i. e. if 9 or 16 calibration tiles has been used and will be used again while rectifying the workspace's background image. |
![]() | LowerRightCornerWorld | When calibrating the wave length correction: The lower right corner of the calibrating rectangle where it should be in world coordinates in micrometers. |
![]() | TopCalibrationData | Returns the top most calibration data of the set, i. e. the one with highest focus level. |
![]() | UpperLeftCornerWorld | When calibrating the wave length correction: The upper left corner of the calibrating rectangle where it should be in world coordinates in micrometers. |