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11.5 3D Features
11.5.10 Peak Filter
Peaks that are detected by the LineFinder algorithm can be filtered by applying the parameters
described in this section. A filtered peak appears as all 3D data set to 0, which is the same as if
no peak occurred.
Filtering peaks might increase the robustness of the 3D application by filtering peaks that were
caused by unwanted effects, such as reflections of the laser beam.
PeakFilter parameters:
Peak0_EnPeakFilter Enable peak filtering. If set to False, the PeakFilter settings are ignored.
Peak0_PeakFilterHeightMin Filters all peaks (columns) where 256*LL_HEIGHT <
Peak0_PeakFilterHeightMin (see Fig. 11.10 and Fig. 11.17).
Peak0_PeakFilterHeightMax
Filters all peaks (columns) where 256*LL_HEIGHT >
Peak0_PeakFilterHeightMax (see Fig. 11.10 and Fig. 11.17).
Peak0_PeakFilterWidthMin Filters all peaks (columns) where LL_WIDTH <
Peak0_PeakFilterWidthMin (see Fig. 11.10 and Fig. 11.18).
Peak0_PeakFilterWidthMax Filters all peaks (columns) where LL_WIDTH >
Peak0_PeakFilterWidthMax (see Fig. 11.10 and Fig. 11.18).
An illustration of the PeakFilterHeight parameters is shown in Fig. 11.17. The red line denotes
a situation where the laser peak is filtered because the height is too big or too small. An
illustration of the PeakFilterWidth parameters is shown in Fig. 11.18. The red line denotes a
situation where the laser peak is filtered because the width is too big or too small.
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