Optics

Radiation-tolerant lenses have use with CMOS cameras

April 1, 2023

Model 214 and 286 non-browning, radiation-tolerant lenses provide a focal length of 6 or 9 mm.

Model 214 and 286 non-browning, radiation-tolerant lenses provide a focal length of 6 or 9 mm, respectively, to deliver images with minimal geometric distortion from 400 to 750 nm. Able to withstand a total radiation dose of 10⁸ rad, they are used with 2/3-in. image format radiation-resistant tube and CMOS cameras.

Resolve Optics

Chesham, U.K.

www.resolveoptics.com

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