Good morning! I'm working on a project that involves shining a light into one end of a cylinder that features two drilled holes along its body. To verify that the holes are indeed open, I'm using a camera to detect the light emanating from both holes. One hole is significantly brighter than the other due to its proximity to the light source, while the further hole allows much less light to escape. I'm seeking recommendations for a 24-VDC light source or a strong laser that could effectively illuminate both holes. Unfortunately, standard flashlights haven't provided satisfactory results. The cylinder measures 2.5 inches in length and 1.5 inches in width, with a hole diameter of 5/8 inch at the opening where I direct the light. Any suggestions or insights would be greatly appreciated. Thank you!
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Consider placing a reflective surface at the exit end of the cylinder. This will redirect the light back into the cylinder, effectively illuminating the second set of holes you are currently struggling with.
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Answer: A1: The goal is to shine light into one end of a cylinder with two drilled holes to verify that both holes are open. A camera detects the light emanating from the holes to confirm their status.
Answer: A2: Standard flashlights do not provide enough illumination to ensure that light effectively reaches and emanates from both holes, especially the one further from the light source.
Answer: A3: The cylinder is 2.5 inches in length and 1.5 inches in width, with a hole diameter of 5/8 inch at the opening where the light is directed.
Answer: A4: Recommendations are being sought for a 24-VDC light source or a strong laser that can effectively illuminate both holes in the cylinder.
Answer: A5: One hole is significantly brighter than the other due to its closer proximity to the light source. The further hole allows much less light to escape, making it more challenging to detect with the camera.
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