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OPT-CH10-110C-F16 Telezentrisches lens
Manufacturer part number: OPT-CH10-110C-F16
Series: Cheetah-Telezentrik
- Objektivbauart
- Bi-telecentric
- Abbildungsmaßstab
- 1 ×
- Max. Sensorformat
- 2/3"
- Objektfeld
- Ø 11 mm at 2/3"
- Arbeitsabstand
- 110 mm ± 2 mm
- Auflösungsvermögen
- 60 lp/mm
- Mount
- C-Mount
- Baulänge
- 109.9 mm
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| Manufacturer part number | OPT-CH10-110C-F16 |
|---|---|
| Working Distance(mm) | 110 mm ± 2 mm |
| Aperture(F/#) | F16 |
| Magnification（X） | 1.0 × |
| Image Circle Ø(mm) | Ø11.0 mm (2/3") |
| Kleinste sinnvolle Pixelgröße | 8.3 µm |
| MTF30(lp/mm) | 60 lp/mm |
| Distortion(%Max) | <0.1 % |
| Depth Of Field(mm) | 1.32 mm |
| Telecentricity | 0.10° |
| Object To Image Distance(mm) | 237.4 mm |
| Weight(kg) | 0.25 kg |
| Field Of View∅(mm) | 11.00 mm |
| Lens Type | Bitelezentrisch |
| Max. Sensorformat | 2/3" |
| Anschluss | C-Mount |
| Abmessungen | 36.0 × 109.9 |
| Filtergewinde | M34×0.5-6H |
Data according to the manufacturer's documentation. The current manufacturer datasheet, quotation and order confirmation are authoritative. Errors and changes excepted.
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Datasheet mit Maßzeichnung OPT-CH10-110C-F16 (PDF)
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Description
OPT-CH10-110C-F16 is a telecentric lens from the series “Cheetah Telecentric” by OPT: magnification 1.0 ×, aperture F16, image circle Ø11.0 mm (2/3"). In addition: working distance 110 mm ± 2 mm, telecentricity 0.10°.
The Cheetah series is OPT's broad telecentric range for 2/3" sensors with five megapixels: magnifications from 0.3 to 2.0×, large apertures for short exposure times, high telecentricity and high contrast. Many models are available with coaxial light coupling (C variants). It is the workhorse of optical metrology: diameters, distances, edges and hole patterns that must be measured exactly regardless of distance.
When choosing a lens, what counts is the interplay of sensor size, pixel size, field of view and working distance - the focal length alone says little. If you tell us your camera and inspection task, we check the combination and, if needed, suggest suitable lighting to go with it. The dimensional drawing is included.