DSL146A-NIR-F1.4-TOF NIR Lens for Time-of-Flight and IR Applications

Name: DSL146A-NIR-F1.4-TOF NIR Lens for Time-of-Flight and IR Applications - FRAMOS
SKU: 24447
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Fast, compact IR lens for ToF and NIR vision applications with F/1.4 and 3.3 mm EFL support.

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IR-optimized lens for 1/2.8″ sensors in NIR range.

The DSL146A-NIR-F1.4-TOF is a high-performance lens designed for NIR imaging applications in the 800-1000 nm spectrum. Featuring a 3.3 mm effective focal length, 4K resolution support, and an F/1.4 aperture, this lens is optimized for 1/2.8" sensors. It comes with an M12x0.5 mount and aluminum barrel, making it suitable for robust industrial applications including ToF cameras, NIR surveillance, and biometric imaging systems.

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DSL146A-NIR-F1.4-TOF NIR Lens for Time-of-Flight and IR Applications

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