DSL392B-NIR-F2.0 Superfisheye Lens – Hyperspectral Day/Night Lens Without IR-Cut

Name: DSL392B-NIR-F2.0 Superfisheye Lens - Hyperspectral Day/Night Lens Without IR-Cut - FRAMOS
SKU: 24324
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NIR-optimized superfisheye lens with 195° HFOV, 1.4mm EFL, F2.0 aperture, and no IR cut filter. Perfect for near-infrared applications on 1/2.7" sensors.

Product Number: 24324

Category: M12/M10/M8/M6 Mount Lens

Tags: m12|Sunex

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Product Summary

All-glass superfisheye lens optimized for day/night and hyperspectral imaging with no IR cut filter, tailored for low-light environments.

DSL392B-NIR-F2.0 Superfisheye Lens – Hyperspectral Day/Night Lens Without IR-Cut Highlights

EFL: 1.4 mm
F/2.0 aperture
No IR-cut filter
Hyperspectral and HDR compatibility

Targeted Applications

Surveillance
Machine Vision
Industrial Imaging
Hyperspectral Imaging

Product Specifications

Aperture: 2
Back Focal Length [mm]: –
Distortion [%]: 16% f-Î¸
Filter Thread: M12x0.5
Focal Length [mm]: 1.4
Focus Type: Fixed focal
Field of View Diagonal [°]: –
Field of View Horizontal [°]: 194
Field of View Vertical [°]: –
Image Circle [mm]: 5.6
Filter Type: no IR-cut filter
Lens Features: HDR, Superfisheye
Manufacturer: Sunex
Material Barrel: Aluminium
Material Lenses: Glass
Max. Chief Ray Angle [°]: 11
Mount: M12
Product Type: Miniature Lens
Resolution [MP]: 2
Sensor Size [inch/mm]: 1/2.7 inch
Target Application: Automotive, Computer Vision and Robotics, Security
Target Sensor: –
Total Track Length [mm]: 23

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The Sunex DSL392B-NIR-F2.0 is an all-glass superfisheye lens designed for high-performance day/night imaging in hyperspectral and HDR applications. With an effective focal length (EFL) of 1.4 mm and an aperture of F/2.0, this lens delivers a wide field of view tailored for up to 1/2.7" imagers. It is engineered for exceptional image capture in low-light environments without the use of an IR cut filter, enhancing its near-infrared (NIR) performance. The compact M12x0.5 threaded aluminum barrel ensures durability, while the lens' 5.6 mm image circle offers compatibility with various industrial, surveillance, and machine vision applications. This superfisheye lens is ideal for applications where tailored distortion and high-quality day/night imaging are critical.

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