E1620KV Fixed Focal Lens

Name: E1620KV Fixed Focal Lens - FRAMOS
SKU: 18532
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16mm fixed focal lens with F2.0 aperture, designed for 3MP sensors. Minimal negative distortion (-0.07%) ensures precise imaging for industrial and medical applications.

DSL901J-NIR-F3.0 Multi-element Glass Lens with No IR Cut Coating for 2/3" Sensor

M12/M10/M8/M6 Mount Lens

2 · 12.06 mm · -0.07 %

Aperture

Backfocal

12.06 mm

Distortion

-0.07 %

Focal Length

12, 16, 25 mm

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Product Overview

Miniature Lens by CBC, Fixed Focal, M12 Mount: With a 16mm focal length and BFL of 12.06mm, this fixed focal lens is suited for imaging applications requiring precision, offering a slight negative distortion of -0.07% for high accuracy.

The E1620KV fixed focal lens is designed for 3 MP cameras, offering a 16 mm focal length and an F/2 aperture. It supports sensors up to 1/1.8" format, delivering clear and detailed images for applications such as machine vision, industrial inspection, and medical imaging. The M12 mount and robust construction make it suitable for various setups, while the slight negative distortion of -0.07% ensures minimal image distortion and high accuracy.

Product Specifications

Aperture: 2
Backfocal [mm]: 12.06
Distortion [%]: -0.07
Focal Length [mm]: 12, 16, 25
Focus Type: Fixed focal
Field of View Diagonal [°]: 30.02
Field of View Horizontal [°]: 24.26
Field of View Vertical [°]: 18.44
Image Circle [mm]: 8.64
Mount: M12
Product Type: Miniature Lens
Resolution [MP]: 3
Sensor Size: 1/1.8 inch

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