DSL934A-NIR-F3.0 High-Resolution Lens

Name: DSL934A-NIR-F3.0 High-Resolution Lens - FRAMOS
SKU: 11799
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Infrared-optimized high-resolution lens for versatile imaging tasks.

M12/M10/M8/M6 Mount Lens

3 · 2 % · M10x0.35

Aperture

Distortion

2 %

Filter Thread

M10x0.35

Focal Length

9 mm

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Product Overview

Miniature Lens by Sunex, M10 Mount: A similar version of the 5MP miniature lens, also with a 9 mm focal length but without an IR-cut filter, suitable for use in applications needing full-spectrum light capture.

The DSL934A-NIR-F3.0 is optimized for high-resolution imaging with 3-5 MP imagers, featuring a 9 mm focal length and an F/3.0 aperture. This lens lacks an IR cut-off filter, making it suitable for infrared applications such as night vision, low-light monitoring, and scientific imaging. Its compact all-glass and metal construction ensures durability, while the M10x0.35 mount provides secure installation in a variety of imaging systems.

Product Specifications

Aperture: 3
Distortion [%]: 2
Filter Thread: M10x0.35
Focal Length [mm]: 9
Field of View Horizontal [°]: 52
Image Circle [mm]: 8.8
Filter Type: IR cut-off at 650nm, no IR-cut filter
Material Barrel: Metal
Material Lenses: n/a
Mount: M10, M12
Product Type: Miniature Lens
Resolution [MP]: 5
Sensor Size: 1/1.8 inch

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CMT934 Lens Holder

Lens Holder by Sunex, M10x0.35: A lens holder designed for Sunex lenses, ideal for DSL934. The holder has an M10x0.35 threading, providing a secure mount for compatible lenses.

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