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C-Mount Lens | 10MP Fixed Focus FA Machine Vision Lenses for 1.1" Sensor

group name: C-Mount Lens

Min Order: 1 piece

brand name: MSTAR Machine Vision System

model: FAxx15A

Nearest port for product export: Shanghai, Ningbo

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update time: Fri, 12 Nov 2021 17:54:33 GMT

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Paramtents

Focal Length 6mm - 75mm
F-Number F1.4
Image Size 1.1 inch
Mount C-Mount
Iris Control Manual
Focus Control Manual

Packging & Delivery

Min Order1 piece

Briefing

Excellent cost performance 10MP high performance FA fixed focus lens for 1.1'' sensor.

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C-Mount Lens | Fixed Focus FA Machine Vision Lenses for 1.1" Sensor

Introduction

The FAxx15A Machine Vision lenses are engineered for maximum performance in close-up applications required in factory automation, robotics, and image processing areas.

This Factory Automation (FA) lens provides high-performance optics with a variety of common focal lengths for maximum application flexibility. Ideal for Industrial Machine Vision and Intelligent Traffic Systems.

Key Feature

• 6, 8, 12, 16, 25, 35, 50 and 75mm focal lengths
• Ultra-low distortion
• Higher relative illumination rate
• Captures full resolution of 10 megapixel cameras
• Assured excellent light intensity even in peripheral areas
• High contrast and sharp picture in all areas of the screen
• Compact design
• Locking set screws for focus and iris

Specifications

Product No.

Image size

Resolution

EFL

F/no.

HxV

TV distortion

M.O.D.

Datasheet

FA0615A

1.1"

10M

6mm

1.8~16

1"：111.2*83.5

2/3"：76.6*57.4

<2.3%

0.1m

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FA0815A

1.1"

10M

8mm

1.4~16

1"：199.2*149.4

2/3"：136.9*102.7

<5%

0.1m

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FA1215A

1.1"

10M

12mm

1.4~16

1"：117.3*87.96

2/3"：80.6*60.46

<0.5%

0.1m

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FA1615A

1.1"

10M

16mm

1.4~16

1"：93.94*70.44

2/3"：64.6*48.4

<0.3%

0.1m

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FA2515A

1.1"

10M

25mm

1.4~16

1"：47.28*35.46

2/3"：32.5*24.38

<0.1%

0.1m

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FA3515A

1.1"

10M

35mm

1.4~16

1"：53.2*39.72

2/3"：36.38*27.22.2

<0.1%

0.15m

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FA5015A

1.1"

10M

50mm

1.6~16

1"：64.4*51.76

2/3"：44.28*33.2

<0.1%

0.3m

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FA7515A

1.1"

10M

75mm

1.8~16

1"：111.2*83.5

2/3"：76.6*57.4

<0.05%

0.8m

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Manufacturing

Lens assembling

Optical components

Centering

Coating

Metal machining

Ultra-sonic Cleaning

Huang Zhe

Grind

Middle Inspection

Quality Assurance

3D Vision Measuring Machine

Eccentricity Inspection

Resolution Inspection

TV Resolution

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Basic of Lens Selection

Image Sensor and Image Processing Basics

FAQ

What Is The Resolution(Μm) Of The Lens?

Resolution is a measured by how closely 2 points can be before they cannot be distinguished. For example, 1μm resolution means that 2 points that are 1μm away from each other can be distinguished. Resolution values in this catalog are theoretical resolutions for the lenses. The following is a formula to calculate theoretical resolution based on a lens's ray diffraction with no aberration.

Resolution=0.61×λ/NA λ : Wavelength 0.61: Fixed Number

Distortion

(%)

Distortion is the aberration of a lens where a straight object outside of the optical axis appears curved. Distortion of a straight line towards the center is called pincushion distortion, while distortion expanding outwards is called barrel distortion

(Working Distance)

Distance from the front end of a lens system to the object under inspection.

F Number

The value indicates lens brightness. It is calculated by dividing the focal distance of the lens by its effective diameter (entrance pupil diameter D mm) looking from its object side. It can also be calculated by NA and the lens' optical magnifi cation ( ). The smaller the number the brighter the lens is.

F No=f/D

Field Of View

Field of view is the size of an object that can be shot when the lens is attached to a camera.

The size of fi eld of view is (sensor size) ÷ (optical magnification ).

(Calculation Example) Optical Magnification =0.2x, camera Size 1/2" (4.8mm Long, 6.4mm Wide) :

Size of Field of View Length =4.8/0.2=24 (mm)

Width =6.4/0.2=32 (mm)