Projection Lens
A projection lens is the "image magnification core" of a projection system. Its core function is to magnify the tiny pixel array on the image source through optical refraction and then precisely project it onto the screen, forming a clear, well-defined large-size image. It differs from ordinary imaging lenses in that it is a reverse optical process "from a tiny source to a large-area image," directly determining the size and clarity of the projected image and the flexibility of the adaptation space. The operation of a projection lens is based on the principle of "lens magnification imaging" and must deeply match the pixel precision of the image source. Projection lenses include the following types: ultra-short-throw projection lenses, fixed-focal-length projection lenses, shaped projection lenses, etc.
Overview
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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