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Telecentric Lens

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Telecentric LensThe V-Series TEC-V0345165MPY-WI Telecentric Lens from Computar is a 1.1-in. device with 0.345× magnification.

Compatible with up to 12-MP sensors on 1.1-in. cameras, the lens is a variable manual iris and specialized for the 3.45-μm Sony IMX253. The device is designed for a 165.2-mm working distance with low TV distortion correction up to the outermost corner for optimal machine vision performance.

Applications include measurement, positioning, and appearance inspection.

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Sep 2019
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