Solar Cell Surface Defect Inspection Based on Multispectral Convolutional Neural Network
Haiyong Chen, Yue Pang, Qidi Hu, Kun Liu

TL;DR
This paper introduces a multi-spectral deep convolutional neural network for solar cell surface defect detection, significantly improving accuracy and efficiency over traditional human-based inspection methods.
Contribution
The paper develops a multi-spectral CNN model tailored for solar cell defect detection, optimizing model structure and spectral feature analysis for enhanced discrimination.
Findings
Detection accuracy reaches 94.30%.
Multi-spectral approach improves defect recognition.
Model demonstrates higher adaptability and efficiency.
Abstract
Similar and indeterminate defect detection of solar cell surface with heterogeneous texture and complex background is a challenge of solar cell manufacturing. The traditional manufacturing process relies on human eye detection which requires a large number of workers without a stable and good detection effect. In order to solve the problem, a visual defect detection method based on multi-spectral deep convolutional neural network (CNN) is designed in this paper. Firstly, a selected CNN model is established. By adjusting the depth and width of the model, the influence of model depth and kernel size on the recognition result is evaluated. The optimal CNN model structure is selected. Secondly, the light spectrum features of solar cell color image are analyzed. It is found that a variety of defects exhibited different distinguishable characteristics in different spectral bands. Thus, a…
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