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The solution to the blurry surface defect image
Telecentric lenses are a category of optical lenses characterized by their ability to maintain a constant image size regardless of the object’s position relative to the lens.
넶1 2025-03-10 -
The solution to the blurry surface defect image
In the field of industrial imaging, optical precision, clarity, and image consistency are critical for ensuring reliable inspection and measurement. This is particularly true when working with telecentric lenses, which have become essential for applications requiring precise dimensional measurement, high contrast edge detection, and consistent imaging across varying object positions within the depth of field.
넶0 2025-03-05 -
Accurate size measurement of the 0.5mm crystal
To accurately measure the size of a 0.5mm crystal using advanced optical equipment, several important factors need to be taken into account. This includes the choice of appropriate telecentric lenses, the optimal backlighting system, and the lens’s depth of field.
넶1 2025-02-25 -
What if the sensor doesn’t match the lens image plane?
A lens and a camera sensor must be properly matched to ensure optimal image quality. When a lens’s image plane does not align with the camera sensor, several optical issues can arise, leading to suboptimal performance and potential image defects.
넶2 2025-02-17 -
Micron-level precise inspection of the cover glass
Basson’s bi-telecentric lens is designed to manage the incoming light effectively. It has a unique optical system that regulates the amount of light reaching the sensor, ensuring that the image is neither too dark nor overexposed.
넶0 2025-02-14 -
How to understand object space resolution and depth of field?
Basson’s innovative approach to telecentric and bi-telecentric lens systems represents a breakthrough in reconciling these competing demands, offering specialized optical solutions that push the boundaries of conventional imaging capabilities while addressing application challenges.
넶5 2025-02-08
