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Five new high-resolution lenses
Schneider
LensesHigh Resolution Lenses
Schneider-Kreuznach, manufacturers of precision-quality lenses
and accessories, announce the release of five new high-resolution lenses
Optically and mechanically designed for the specialised needs of industrial
image processing, Schenieder-Kreusnach lenses are an invaluable component
for high-end machine vision systems.
The result of an image processing function is limited by the quality of
the image on the camera sensor itself. Besides the illumination, the lens
is the most crucial component of a machine vision system. The lens
must not only meet the optical performance required by the image sensor,
but should also offer a solid mechanical design, able to withstand
the rquired environmental conditions over years.
Schenieder-Kreusnach lenses' robust mechanical design with lockable focus
and iris setting mechanism guarantees long-term stability in typical production
environments.
5-Megapixel lenses
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APO-Xenoplan 1.4/23 |
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APO-Xenoplan 2.0/24
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Macro Varon 4.5/85
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The Macro Varon lens has been designed to improve the resolution and flexibility of advanced inspection systems using high-resolution up to 12k line scan cameras.
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12 K Lenses
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These lenses are designed for industrial machine vision applications and satisfy even the most stringent requirements of 12K line scan applications. These lenses cover a magnification ratio range from 0.33X to 2.0X by using the lens either in standard or retro position. Main features: |
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Compact Lenses |
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1/3" and 2/3" |
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Optically and mechanically designed for
the specialized needs of industrial image processing, these lenses
are an invaluable component for high-end machine vision systems. In accordance with the spectral sensitivity range of common CCD and CMOS sensors, these 2/3" lenses are corrected and broadband coated for the spectral range of 400-1000nm (VIS+NIR). The lenses for larger sized sensors up to a diagonal of 22mm are also broadband coated and may be used alternatively in the visible or near infrared range. The robust mechanical design with lockable focus and iris setting mechanism guarantees long-term stability even in typical production environments. In summary, for an uncompromized optical and mechanical performance, compact series lenses are always the first and best choice for C-mount cameras |
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CS-Mount adapter, extension tubes and filters are
available as accessories. |
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| About lenses and
line scan cameras When choosing an appropriate camera, correct lens selection is vital to achieve the desired system performance. The size of the linear array sensor in the camera determines the minimum required image circle of the lens and the size of the sensor's pixels determines a particular optical imaging resolution. The desired object resolution defines the necessary magnification ratio for the optical system. These application-specific parameters allow you to choose the most suitable lens to meet all requirements with respect to image size and quality. Specifically web inspeciton systems require high-resolution line scan technology to achieve the high throughput and cost-efficient defect detection demanded by quality assurance process. In the case of high-resolution cameras, it is often the lens which is the limiting factor that determines the overall system performance. The line scan image capture method is useful and efficient for many web and other surface inspection applications. |
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Adept Electronic Solutions are "The Machine Vision and Imaging Specialists" and distributor of Schneider-Kreuznach products in Australia and New Zealand. To find out more about any Schneider-Kreusnach machine vision product please email us at: adept@adept.net.au or call us at Perth (08) 92425411 / Sydney (02) 99792599 / Melbourne (03) 95555621 or use our online contact us page.
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