Industrial lenses are very important imaging components in machine vision systems. If the system is to fully play its role, industrial lenses must meet the requirements. With the widespread application of machine vision systems in the field of precision measurement, ordinary industrial lenses are difficult to meet the requirements, and telecentric
Defect detection is the most important component of industrial vision technology. Industrial vision cameras are divided into area array and line array, and the camera must also be equipped with a light source and lens to form an imaging system.
Aperture adjustment is very important, as it can control the amount of light entering and adjust the exposure. At the same time, reducing the aperture can increase the depth of field of the system and improve the quality of imaging.
Optical industrial lenses, as the "eyes" of optical imaging systems, have imaging quality that directly determines the clarity, color reproduction, and detail of images or videos.
Line array cameras mainly use a single beam of scanning light to scan objects. The objects being inspected usually move at a constant speed, and one or more cameras are used to scan them continuously line by line to achieve uniform inspection of their entire surface.
