Imaging lens
An imaging lens is the core imaging component in an imaging system; it can both be used to observe objects within the system and precisely focus the image of the observed object onto the camera sensor. Different types of imaging lenses have different functional emphases: some can eliminate angular errors or interpretation errors, while others can provide adjustable magnification, field of view, and focal length. With imaging lenses, people can observe objects in different ways, thereby highlighting the required function or characteristic in a specific application. Imaging lenses include the following types: fixed-focal-length lenses, telecentric lenses, liquid lenses, ruggedized lenses, all-glass lenses, glass-plastic hybrid lenses, plastic lenses, etc.
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Specifications
| Parameter | Value |
|---|---|
| Lens size [Processing Capability] | 1.5 mm-100mm |
| Assembly eccentricity [Processing Capability] | 1 μm |
| Assembly eccentricity [Inspection Equipment] | Centering instrument |
| Assembly precision [Processing Capability] | ±0.005 mm |
| Dispensing precision [Processing Capability] | Weight ±10 % |
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