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Excelitas Technologies |
RODAGON-WA 40MM F/4.0 |
10 |
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Excelitas Technologies |
INSPEC.X L 60MM F/4.0 |
0 |
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Excelitas Technologies |
RODAGON 28MM F/2.8 |
21 |
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Excelitas Technologies |
RODAGON-F 40MM F/5.6 |
5 |
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Banner Engineering |
C-MOUNT 1 IN. FORMAT 16 MM LENS< |
2 |
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Excelitas Technologies |
RODAGON 60MM F/4.0 |
10 |
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Excelitas Technologies |
RODAGON 50MM F/2.8 |
27 |
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Excelitas Technologies |
MEVIS-CF 50MM F/1.8 |
2 |
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Banner Engineering |
MEGAPIXEL C-MOUNT 16 MM LENS |
2 |
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Banner Engineering |
MEGAPIXEL C-MOUNT 16 MM LENS |
2 |
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Excelitas Technologies |
APO-RODAGON-N 80MM F/4.0 |
4 |
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Banner Engineering |
IVU MICROVIDEO 25MM LENS |
6 |
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Banner Engineering |
C-MOUNT 1 IN. FORMAT 75 MM LENS< |
2 |
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Excelitas Technologies |
MEVIS-CF 50MM F/4.0 |
2 |
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Banner Engineering |
6 MM C-MOUNT LENSWITH FOCUS |
5 |
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Banner Engineering |
12 MM C-MOUNT LENSWITH FOCUS |
6 |
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Banner Engineering |
IVU MICROVIDEO 12MM LENS |
16 |
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Excelitas Technologies |
ROGONAR-S 50MM F/2.8 |
5 |
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Banner Engineering |
C-MOUNT MEGAPIXEL 12MM LENS |
7 |
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Banner Engineering |
C-MOUNT MEGAPIXEL 5MM LENS |
4 |
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Machine vision lenses are optical components designed to capture precise visual data for automated inspection and analysis systems. These lenses interface with industrial cameras to enable high-accuracy imaging in applications ranging from quality control to robotic guidance. Their importance stems from their ability to enhance production efficiency, reduce human error, and enable real-time decision-making in smart manufacturing environments.
| Type | Functional Characteristics | Application Examples |
|---|---|---|
| Fixed Focal Length Lenses | Constant field of view with adjustable working distance | Assembly line defect detection |
| Zoom Lenses | Variable focal length with manual/remote adjustment | Multi-stage packaging inspection |
| Telecentric Lenses | Parallel optical path to minimize perspective error | Precision metrology of microcomponents |
| Wide-Angle Lenses | 90 + field of view with distortion correction | Autonomous vehicle navigation systems |
| Microscopic Lenses | High magnification with working distances <50mm |
Typical machine vision lenses consist of: - Optical elements (aspherical glass/ED glass compound) - Mechanical housing with C-CS/FC/M42 interfaces - Adjustable iris diaphragm (f-stop control) - Focus/zoom rings with lock mechanisms - Anti-reflective coating layers - Sensor size matching (1.1"-4/3")
| Parameter | Description | Importance |
|---|---|---|
| Focal Length | Determines field of view and magnification | Matches imaging area to object size |
| Aperture Range | Controls light transmission (f/2.8-f/16) | Optimizes depth of field |
| Resolution | 100-500 lp/mm at specific wavelength | Directly affects image clarity |
| Working Distance | 15mm- adjustable range | Accommodates machinery constraints |
| Interface Type | C /CS /F |
Primary industries include: - Automotive manufacturing (robotic welding guidance) - Electronics assembly (SMT solder paste inspection) - Pharmaceutical packaging (date code verification) - Food processing (contaminant detection) - Semiconductor production (nanoscale pattern recognition)
| Manufacturer | Product Series | Key Features |
|---|---|---|
| CCS America | LM Series | 6-element multi-coating design |
| Edmund Optics | 59-870 C Series | Telecentric measurement accuracy 0.02% |
| Cognex | MM series | Integrated lighting control |
| Fujinon | CF Series | Diffraction-limited performance |
Key consideration factors: - Sensor compatibility (match camera chip size) - Lighting conditions (determine aperture range) - Inspection speed (frame rate vs exposure time) - Environmental factors (temperature/humidity rating) - Cost vs performance trade-offs
Current development trends include: - Miniaturization for embedded vision systems - AI-integrated auto-focus algorithms - Increased adoption of 4K/8K resolution lenses - Development of liquid lens technology - Standardization of GigE Vision/USB3 Vision interfaces