عدسة IR مصححة 1/1.2" 8mm F1.5 3MP VT-VIRLEN0815MP3

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Q1: What is an IR corrected lens?
A: An IR corrected lens is designed to maintain consistent focus across visible and near-infrared wavelengths, reducing focus shift between 400–1000nm imaging.

Q2: What cameras are compatible with this lens?
A: The VT-VIRLEN0815MP3 uses a C-Mount interface and supports industrial cameras with up to 1/1.2" sensors.

Q3: What wavelength range does this lens support?
A: It supports a wide spectral range from 400nm to 1000nm, making it suitable for visible and NIR imaging applications.

Q4: What are the main advantages of the F1.5 aperture?
A: The large F1.5 aperture allows more light transmission, improving image brightness and performance in low-light or NIR environments.

Q5: Is this lens suitable for machine vision inspection?
A: Yes. It is designed for industrial machine vision, NIR inspection, automation, and intelligent imaging systems requiring stable focus and high image quality.

Q6: What applications benefit from IR corrected optics?
A: Typical applications include NIR inspection, semiconductor inspection, smart surveillance, agricultural imaging, and scientific vision systems.