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Automated Capacitor Inspection & Sorting / Miller · Box Type · Metallic Capacitors / Machine-Vision AOI / Noida · India
AOI · UP TO 5 LAC PCS/DAY

Capacitor Inspection System, sorting 5 lac pieces a day.

An automated, machine-vision inspection and sorting system built to replace manual naked-eye inspection of Miller, Box Type & Metallic capacitors on the production line. A C-mount vision camera screens each capacitor on a bar-type holder strip, with a dedicated bending mechanism diverting defective (NG) units to a single reject bin — at up to 5,00,000 pieces per day.

Capacitor Inspection System conveyor and control panel - automated vision-based capacitor defect inspection machine by Neometrix
Fig · 01 Photograph · conveyor bay, control panel and capacitor holder fixture
Engineered for:
100% Inline AOI ISO 9001 QMS Zero-Defect Sorting
Inspection Rate
5LAC/DAY
Throughput
~17STRIPS/MIN
Resolution
640x480 PX
Shutter Range
1/10K–30SEC
Operating Temp
-5/45°C
01
Overview

Naked-eye inspection does not scale.

DEKI Electronics, Noida — a leading manufacturer of Miller, Box Type & Metallic capacitors — inspected every capacitor for defects manually, by naked eye, after production. Neometrix engineers studied the production line, catalogued the defect types, and built an automated system around the resulting classification study.

Capacitor holder fixture and conveyor drive chain - bar type capacitor holder strip mechanism for automated inspection
Fig · 02 Photograph · bar-type capacitor holder fixture on the conveyor drive

The Capacitor Inspection System automates a process that was previously a manual bottleneck. Bar-type capacitor holder strips move along a motor-and-drive conveyor at variable, settable timing, passing under a machine-vision camera mounted on dedicated inspection fixtures. Each capacitor is screened against a settable defect tolerance — most notably drop rejection, the shape of the resin coating on top of the capacitor.

Capacitors that fail inspection (NG — No-Good) are diverted by a dedicated bending mechanism into a single reject bin. Capacitors that pass continue through a separate removal mechanism, so good and defective units are never intermixed downstream.

One SRS, one vision system, one machine — replacing naked-eye inspection with a repeatable, settable-tolerance inspection line.

The system has been engineered around real production-line defect data, and has supported capacitor manufacturers including INDTECH Capacitors (India) and UCon Capacitor (India).

02
How It Works

Four stages, one continuous line.

From capacitor holder strip to reject bin, the inspection line runs as a single, jointly commissioned process.

STAGE · 01

Conveyor & Holder Feed

Bar-type capacitor holder strips are carried by a motor-and-drive conveyor with variable, settable belt timing, presenting each strip to the vision station in sequence.

Motor & Drive Conveyor
STAGE · 02

Vision Inspection

A C/CS-mount machine-vision camera on dedicated mounting fixtures inspects each capacitor for defects, most notably resin drop-shape at the capacitor top, against a settable tolerance.

C-Mount Vision Camera
STAGE · 03

NG Rejection

A dedicated bending mechanism diverts capacitors identified as defective (NG) out of the line, routing every rejected unit to a single reject bin.

Bending Mechanism
STAGE · 04

Good-Unit Discharge

Capacitors that pass inspection continue through a separate removal mechanism, keeping accepted and rejected units fully segregated at up to ~17 strips/minute.

~17 Strips/Min
03
System Components

Built around the vision station.

Every fixture, drive, and mechanism on the line is positioned relative to the vision camera at its centre.

Sub · 01

Conveyor Mechanism

Moves bar-type capacitor holders through the line; motor and drives provide variable timing of the belt to match line throughput.

Sub · 02

Vision Mounting Fixtures

Precision fixtures hold the machine-vision camera in fixed alignment over the capacitor holder strip for consistent, repeatable imaging.

Sub · 03

Bending Mechanism

Removes NG (defective) components identified by the vision system, diverting them into a single dedicated reject bin.

Sub · 04

Good-Unit Removal Mechanism

A separate mechanism removes capacitors that pass inspection, keeping accepted units clear of the reject path.

05
Downloads

Catalog & design docs.

Product catalog and engineering design documents for the Capacitor Inspection System, available as PDF.

06
Specifications

Full technical parameters.

Machine and vision-system parameters for the standard Capacitor Inspection System configuration.

System TypeAutomated Capacitor Inspection & Sorting System (Vision-Based, Conveyor-Fed)
Capacitor TypesMiller, Box Type & Metallic Capacitors on bar-type holder strips
Inspection RateApprox. 5,00,000 (5 lac) pieces/day — approx. 17 bar strips/minute
Defect SortingAutomatic NG (No-Good) rejection to a single dedicated reject bin
Drop Rejection ToleranceSettable, based on resin-drop shape at capacitor top
Material HandlingConveyor-driven bar-type capacitor holder strips; motor & drive with variable belt timing
NG Removal MechanismBending mechanism for defective-component removal
Good-Unit MechanismDedicated mechanism to remove correctly-inspected capacitors
Vision Camera SensorSony ICX098BL — progressive scan, 1/4" format
Video Format640 x 480, Y (Mono) @ 30 / 15 / 7.5 / 3.75 fps
Sensitivity0.5 lx at 1/30 s, 20 dB gain
Dynamic RangeADC: 10-bit · Output: 8-bit
SNR9 (at 25 °C, 0 dB gain)
ResolutionH: 640 px · V: 480 px
Pixel SizeH: 5.6 µm · V: 5.6 µm
Lens MountC / CS-mount
Shutter Speed1/10000 s to 30 s
Gain Range0 to 36 dB
Offset Range0 to 511
Operating Temperature-5 °C to 45 °C
Storage Temperature-20 °C to 60 °C
Operating Humidity≤80% non-condensing
07
Applications

Where it runs.

A vision-based inspection and sorting line for capacitor manufacturers moving from manual to automated production-line QA.

A · 01Automated defect inspection for Miller capacitors on the production line
A · 02Automated defect inspection for Box Type capacitors
A · 03Automated defect inspection for Metallic capacitors
A · 04Vision-based inspection deployed for INDTECH Capacitors (India)
A · 05Vision-based inspection deployed for UCon Capacitor (India)
A · 06Resin drop-shape and body-defect screening on capacitor production lines
A · 07High-volume NG (no-good) component rejection and sorting
A · 08Quality assurance for capacitors supplied into defence and aerospace electronics
A · 09Replacing manual naked-eye inspection with repeatable machine-vision QA
08
In Depth

The complete technical read.

Engineering narrative for production engineers and QA managers evaluating an automated capacitor inspection system before committing to a line upgrade.

1. Background & Requirement

DEKI Electronics, Noida is a leading manufacturer of Miller, Box Type & Metallic Capacitors. Inspection of capacitors for various defects after completion of the production process was, historically, done manually by naked-eye inspection — a process that does not scale cleanly with production volume and is subject to operator fatigue and inconsistency.

DEKI wished to automate this inspection process. For this purpose, Neometrix engineers thoroughly studied the production line, the various defects that occur, and their classifications, to arrive at a System Requirement Study (SRS). The SRS captured the initial understanding of the specifications required, along with a preliminary cost estimate and an outline of the proposed solution.

2. Inspection Process

The resulting Capacitor Inspection System is designed for an inspection rate of approximately 5 lac (500,000) pieces per day — roughly 17 bar-type capacitor holder strips per minute moving through the line. Capacitors are carried on bar-type holder strips along a conveyor whose motor and drives allow variable timing of the belt, so line speed can be tuned to the production rate upstream.

As each strip passes the vision station, a machine-vision camera mounted on dedicated fixtures inspects the capacitors against a settable tolerance — principally drop rejection, related to the shape of the resin coating on top of the capacitor.

3. Sorting & Rejection

The system has the ability to remove defective capacitors from the line as well as inspect them. All faulty (NG) capacitors are diverted by a bending mechanism into a single reject bin, keeping rejected units fully segregated. A separate mechanism removes the capacitors that pass inspection, so the two streams never intermix downstream of the vision station.

4. Vision System

The inspection camera is built around a Sony ICX098BL progressive-scan sensor in 1/4" format, with C/CS-mount lens compatibility. It outputs 640 x 480 video at 30, 15, 7.5 or 3.75 fps (Y/Mono), with a sensitivity of 0.5 lx at 1/30 s and 20 dB gain, a 10-bit ADC with 8-bit output, and an SNR of 9 at 25°C, 0 dB gain. Shutter speed is adjustable from 1/10000 s to 30 s, gain from 0 to 36 dB, and offset from 0 to 511 — giving the vision station a wide operating envelope across lighting and line-speed conditions. The camera and its mounting fixtures are rated for -5°C to 45°C operation, -20°C to 60°C storage, and up to 80% non-condensing humidity.

5. Deployment

The Capacitor Inspection System has supported capacitor manufacturers including INDTECH Capacitors (India) and UCon Capacitor (India), moving their post-production QA from manual naked-eye inspection to a repeatable, settable-tolerance, machine-vision process capable of handling production-line volumes.

09
FAQ

Questions, answered.

Common questions from capacitor manufacturers evaluating the Capacitor Inspection System.

Q · 01 What is the Capacitor Inspection System?
The Capacitor Inspection System is an automated, machine-vision-based inspection and sorting system designed and manufactured by Neometrix Engineering Pvt Ltd, India. It replaces manual naked-eye inspection of Miller, Box Type & Metallic capacitors after production, screening for surface and body defects at up to 5 lac (500,000) pieces per day.
Q · 02 Why was the Capacitor Inspection System developed?
It was engineered for DEKI Electronics, Noida, a leading manufacturer of Miller, Box Type & Metallic capacitors, to automate a defect-inspection process that was previously done manually by naked-eye inspection after production. Neometrix engineers studied the production line, defect types, and defect classifications to develop the System Requirement Study (SRS) behind this system.
Q · 03 What is the inspection throughput of the system?
The system is designed for an inspection rate of approximately 5 lac (500,000) pieces per day, equivalent to roughly 17 bar-type capacitor holder strips per minute on the conveyor.
Q · 04 How does the system remove defective capacitors?
A machine-vision camera inspects each capacitor on the moving bar-type holder strip. Capacitors identified as defective (NG — No-Good) are diverted by a dedicated bending mechanism into a single reject bin, while capacitors that pass inspection continue through a separate removal mechanism.
Q · 05 What kind of defects does the vision system detect?
The system screens for defects identified during the original defect-classification study, including drop rejection — irregularities in the shape of the resin coating on top of the capacitor — with a settable tolerance band configured to the customer's quality standard.
Q · 06 What camera and vision hardware does the system use?
The system uses a progressive-scan, 1/4-inch format machine-vision camera (Sony ICX098BL sensor) with C/CS-mount lens compatibility, 640 x 480 resolution, adjustable shutter speed from 1/10000 to 30 seconds, and gain control from 0 to 36 dB, mounted on dedicated fixtures aligned to the capacitor conveyor.
Q · 07 What capacitor types can the system inspect?
The system is built to inspect Miller, Box Type, and Metallic capacitors carried on bar-type holder strips, and has been deployed for capacitor manufacturers including INDTECH Capacitors (India) and UCon Capacitor (India).
Q · 08 Is the Capacitor Inspection System customizable?
Yes, Neometrix engineers the conveyor, fixture, and vision configuration around the customer's capacitor geometry, holder-strip design, defect classification, and required inspection throughput.
Q · 09 What after-sales support does Neometrix provide?
Neometrix provides comprehensive after-sales support including installation, commissioning, operator training, preventive maintenance, and on-site service for the Capacitor Inspection System.
Q · 10 How can I get a quotation for the Capacitor Inspection System?
You can request a quotation for the Capacitor Inspection System by contacting Neometrix Engineering Pvt Ltd through the website at neometrixgroup.com/products/capacitor-inspection-system or by reaching out via email or phone.
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