M3540-MPW2-R Lens for Machine Vision

Name: M3540-MPW2-R Lens for Machine Vision - FRAMOS
SKU: 21390
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Precision manual iris lens for high-quality machine vision applications.

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C/CS Mount lens

11, 2, 4, 5.6, 8 · 18 mm · 11 %

Aperture

11, 2, 4, 5.6, 8

Backfocal

18 mm

Distortion

11 %

Filter Thread

M25.5x0.5

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Product Overview

CBC Standard Fixed Focal Lens, C Mount: Equipped with an F4 aperture, 35 mm focal length, and a back focal length of 18 mm, this lens supports up to 2/3 inch sensors. It is perfect for scenarios where precise focus and clarity are needed.

The M3540-MPW2-R is a 5 MP manual iris lens designed for machine vision and PRM applications, featuring a 35 mm focal length and F/4 aperture. It has a compact Î¦29 mm form factor that supports up to 2/3" sensors, offering an image circle of 11 mm. The lens provides minimal optical distortion (0.011%), ensuring accurate imaging for tasks requiring precision, such as inspection and document scanning.

Product Specifications

Aperture: 11, 2, 4, 5.6, 8
Backfocal [mm]: 18
Distortion [%]: 11
Filter Thread: M25.5×0.5
Focal Length [mm]: 35
Focus Type: Fixed focal
Field of View Diagonal [°]: 17.8
Field of View Horizontal [°]: 14.3
Field of View Vertical [°]: 10.7
Image Circle [mm]: 11
Mount: C
Product Type: Standard Lens
Resolution [MP]: 5
Sensor Size: 2/3 inch

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