Vision System Peripheral Equipment
Vision System Peripheral Equipment
CA Series
Version 7
Vision System
Peripheral
Equipment
Maximising Vision System Performance
Effective use of peripheral equipment can ensure the success of using machine vision for solving an
application.
High quality optics for sharp images over a wide range of working distances, maximising the resolution of
the camera to inspect targets.
P. 04 P. 20
Multi-Spectrum Lighting Dome Lights
NEW
CA-DS Series
CA-DQPxX P. 22
P. 06 Back Lights
Pattern Projection Lights
NEW CA-DWC30
CA-DQW40X/CA-DRWxX Series P. 24
Wavelength Conversion Sheet
LumiTraxTM Lights
P. 08
CA-DBWH Series
P. 18
High-intensity, Large Bar Lights
LED Light Controllers
NEW
CA-DC Series
CA-DRW13P/CA-DBW15P P. 32
P. 19 Illumination Controllers
Environmentally Resistant Ring/Bar Lights
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Lens Lineup
CA-LHE Series CA-LMH Series
P. 36 P. 50
Ultra High-Resolution, High-Resolution, Telecentric Macro Lens
Low-Distortion Lens Supporting 4/3" Images
NEW
CA-LH/CA-LHxP Series CA-LS/CA-LHS Series
P. 40 P. 53
Low-Distortion Lens Super Small Camera Dedicated Lens
CA-LHW/CA-LHL/CA-LM Series
P. 44
High-Resolution Lenses for
Line Scan Cameras
CA-LMHR Series
P. 46
Distortion-Free, VPR-Equipped,
Telecentric Macro Lens
Monitors, Power Supplies, XY Stage
CA-LMHE Series
P. 48 CA-M/CA-U Series
Variable-Magnification Telecentric Macro P. 60
Lens Supporting 4/3" Images Monitors / Power Supplies
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CA-DRMxX Series
Multi-Spectrum Lighting
An all-in-one lighting solution with unparalleled support for various types of colour, appearance, gloss and product type
Model CA-DC60E Polarised light attachments Light extension cables (high-flex type)
Output Connection points 2 CH (dedicated 12-pin connectors)*1 Model Weight Model Length Weight
Power voltage 24 VDC ±10%
CA-DRM5PA 130 g CA-D5MXE 5m 490 g
Ratings Current 5.1 A (including power supply to light-emitting
CA-DRM10PA 210 g CA-D10MXE 10 m 900 g
consumption components)
CA-DRM20PA 490 g
Ambient 0 to 45°C (DIN rail mounted),
Environmental temperature 0 to 40°C (base mounted) Note: It is not possible to have both the
resistance*1
Ambient humidity 35 to 85% RH (no condensation) dome attachment and polarised
light attachment mounted
Weight Approx. 500 g
simultaneously
*1 Environmental resistance of the light components: ambient temperature 0 to 40°C, ambient
humidity 35 to 65% RH (no condensation).
*2 When connecting two CA-DRMxX lighting units to one CA-DC60E unit, the maximum
intensity that can be set is limited compared to using just one lighting unit. Please contact
your sales representative for more information.
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Dimensions Unit: mm
ø145.0
42.0 42.0
(70.7) ø100.0 ø50.0 (70.7) ø100.0 ø145.0
(mounted to CA-DRM5DA)
4 × M4 82.0
90°
d: 8 max.
ø145.0
42.0 ø60.0
(70.7) ø100.0 ø30.0
(70.7) 76.8
ø195.0
67.0 67.0
(mounted to CA-DRM10DA)
(82.0)
90°
4 × M4
d: 8 max.
ø195.0
67.0
ø100.0
(99.0) ø140.0 ø50.0
(99.0) 90.0
(221.7) 117.0
ø295.0 (221.7) 117.0
(mounted to CA-DRM20DA)
(82.0)
45°
8 × M4
d: 8 max.
ø295.0
(221.7) 117.0
(91.8) 139.0
(221.7)
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CA-DQPxX
IC presence detection Switching direction difference check Electrolytic capacitor height check
OK result image NG result image OK result image NG result image OK result image NG result image
3D 3D 3D
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Pattern projection lighting Pattern projection lights Lighting power supply
lineup Model CA-DQP12X CA-DQP25X Model CA-DC60E
12-pole circular connector Power supply
I/F 24 VDC ±10%
Controller (dedicated cable) voltage
Rating
connection Dedicated cable (3 m, 5 m, 10 m), Current 5.1 A (incl. supply to light emitter of
Cable consumption lighting)
30 m max. (when using extension cables*)
3-pole circular Weight Approx. 500 g
I/F — connector
(dedicated cable)
External Lighting cables
Dedicated cable
power supply Cable —
(2 m, 5 m, 10 m) Cable length (m) Model
connection
Power
supply — 24 V
3 CA-D3MX
voltage Standard cables 5 CA-D5MX
Power consumption 10 CA-D10MX
30 W (1.4 A) 79 W (3.7 A)
(current consumption)
5 CA-D5MXE
Weight Approx. 0.8 kg Approx. 4.2 kg Extension cable
10 CA-D10MXE
* Up to two extension cables can be connected to the dedicated cable.
2 OP-88356
Power cable 5 OP-88357
10 OP-88358
Pattern projection lighting Recommended inspection range Objects within this range may interfere with the projected light or affect reflected light.
Care must also be taken regarding interference when installing multiple lighting units.
installation range Illuminating range Secure an appropriate amount of space and shield lighting as necessary.
Pattern projection lights (125 mm) Pattern projection lights (250 mm)
CA-DQP12X CA-DQP25X
100 Reference
distance
150 125
Recommended 200
inspection range Reference distance
250
300
64 125
102 250
Dimensions Unit: mm
Pattern projection lights (125 mm) Pattern projection lights (250 mm)
CA-DQP12X CA-DQP25X
6×M6 Max. depth: 9
4×M4 Max. depth: 6
4×ø9 72.25 (90)
(90)
50
166 129.3
115 ø64.7
309 93
278
150
19.8 115.2
115
48.8
166
55.6
10.7
115.2
72.8
180
278
309
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CA-DQW40X/CA-DRWxX Series
LumiTrax™ Lights
High intensity lighting with LumiTraxTM capability
Multi-functional lighting
Flexibility to be used with the KEYENCE LumiTraxTM imaging technology or used for standard high-intensity lighting that is 3 times
brighter than conventional ring lights.
CA-DRWxX
NEW
400 mm large light
CA-DQW40X
Construction and The LumiTraxTM lights are constructed with 8 light Imaging examples using the LumiTraxTM function
imaging examples segments. Depending on the LumiTraxTM settings,
4 or 8 segments are emitted individually during the Chip inspection on a metal surface
image capturing process. When used for standard
lighting, all segments can be emitted
simultaneously for high-intensity lighting.
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Also functions with conventional area scan cameras
High-intensity lighting These lights can be used as lights that have approximately three times the intensity of conventional lights.
This enables imaging with a shutter speed of 1/4000 and a macro lens with an optical magnification of ×1.
High intensity light allows Image the depth-of-field measurement target with a shutter speed of 1/240 and a macro lens with an
greater depth of field optical magnification of ×0.5.
Dimensions Unit: mm
ø50
3.9
R3
102.8 114.7
R2
ø200 ø260
174
60.2
ø142
93
ø100
4×M6
Max. depth: 10
175
400
490
221.7
78.1 81.8
(92)
(87.7)
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CA-DR Series
Concentrically arranged LED’s provide uniform lighting suitable for standard targets & applications.
Six types of lights are available, including those with and without diffusion plates and polarisation plates.
This enables the selection of the right light to match the workpiece.
Ring light illumination The CA-DR Series includes flat, Camera/light arrangement
techniques horizontally arranged LEDs, which help
provide uniform intensity across a target. Standard type Flat type
Ring lights are available in six sizes and
three colours, with optional diffusion and
polarising plates, making it well suited to Camera Camera
a wide variety of basic application and
camera needs.
Target Target
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Ring light (direct) intensity
distribution (typical) LWD: 50 mm LWD: 80 mm LWD: 110 mm
100
When
CA-DRW10F 215 mm
is used:
The above image displays the relative brightness across a 10000 point grid for the * The above data are representative examples.
CA-DR Series. Although the intensity varies with each model type, the associated This is not a guarantee of the product quality.
illumination distance and relative brightness across the area are consistent. * LWD is the distance from the illumination to
The brightest areas (shown in red) are considered 100% relative intensity and the the measurement target.
dullest areas (shown in green) are considered 0% relative intensity. The images
display the intensity differential across the area. By comparing the changes in the
intensity differential for different lighting heights (LWD) the ideal lighting range can
be realised with the relative brightest points being 100%.
Optional parts Part number Applicable light Diffusion plate Part number Applicable light Polarising plate
OP-42287 CA-DRx3 OP-42285 CA-DRx3
OP-87038
CA-DR□3 CA-DRx5 OP-87039 CA-DRx5
OP-87040 CA-DRx7 OP-87041 CA-DRx7
OP-42286 CA-DRx9 OP-42284 CA-DRx9
OP-42337 CA-DRx4F OP-42336 CA-DRx4F
OP-42339 CA-DRx10F LED imprint prevention OP-42338 CA-DRx10F Glare prevention
Thickness: Approx. 2 mm The diffusion plate eliminates Thickness: Approx. 0.8 mm Eliminates the glare on glossy
reflection of LEDs and irregular targets when combined with a
lighting conditions that may lens polarising filter.
occur in capturing an image of
a glossy target.
Dimensions Unit: mm
3 × M1.6, d=3
CA-DR□3 3 × M1.6, d=3
CA-DR□4F
4 × M3, d=5 ø38 ø43
ø28 ø28
ø15 4 × M3, d=5 ø15
L=500
L=500 CA-DRx7
16.5
ø100
ø70
18
L=500
20
3 × M1.6, d=3
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CA-DR□4F
CA-DR-M/CA-DQ-M Series
Ideal on targets with changes in height needing multi angle diffused or low angle lighting.
These are flexible lights that can be used to match the optimal lighting conditions for the workpiece.
LWD: 150 mm
Camera/ Uniform illumination equivalent to When the light to target distance
dome lighting is far the multi angled, diffused
light arrangement
light is applied across the whole
Camera of the target. This creates a
When the uniform illumination effect
Multi- LWD is far without irregularities similar to
Angle using a dome light source.
Light
LWD: 10 mm
When the Edge enhancement illumination When the light to target
LWD is equivalent to low angle lighting distance is short the light
close emitted at a shallow alignment
reflects directly back to the
camera. This causes the
Target edges of the target to be
highlighted, creating an effect
similar to using a low angle
light source.
High-intensity mounting of power LEDs Matte-finished diffusion plate
LED Since LEDs are To obtain
mounted at high maximum diffusion
Reflective
mirror intensity (narrow effect, the whole
Aluminium pitch), uniform area of the
body
high intensity light diffusion plate has
Diffusion
plate is generated. a matte finish.
LED reflection/imprint is Multi-angle, diffused light Due to the differences in The multi-angle, diffused
seen by camera. is radiated around the solder ball shape and light results in consistent
inner surface to give size their appearance is illumination of all the
uniform illumination. inconsistent. solder balls and an
overall brighter image.
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Multi-angle light intensity When CA-DRW8M is used: The image to the left displays
the relative brightness across a
distribution (typical) LWD: 50 mm LWD: 70 mm LWD: 90 mm 10000 point grid for the
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CA-DR/DQ Series. Although
the intensity varies with each
model type, the associated
illumination distance and
155 mm relative brightness across the
area are consistent.
The brightest areas (shown in
red) are considered 100%
relative intensity and the dullest
0 areas (shown in green) are
considered 0% relative
intensity. The images display
When CA-DQW10M is used: the intensity differential across
LWD: 50 mm LWD: 70 mm LWD: 90 mm the area. By comparing the
100 changes in the intensity
differential for different lighting
heights (LWD) the ideal lighting
range can be realised with the
relative brightest points being
240 mm 100%.
Dimensions Unit: mm
CA-DRx8M CA-DQW7M
90 ° 26.5 70
47 26.5 26
4 × M3, d=5
4 × M3, d=5
ø5
5
26
70
47
ø36 ø80
L=500 L=500
CA-DRx13M CA-DQW10M
90 ° 26.5 100
26.5
77 56
4 × M3, d=5 4 × M3, d=5
7
ø10
100
56
77
ø86 ø130
L=500 L=500
CA-DQW12M
26.5 120
97 76
4 × M3, d=5
120
76
97
L=500
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CA-DB/CA-DBxW Series
Bar Lights
The addition of high-intensity models to KEYENCE's lineup of bar lights
Bar light illumination Bar lights can be used to apply a strip of light along a target edge. Depending on the alignment of the light
techniques and the camera, the bar light can be used to enhance or reduce specular reflection from a target. For
highlighting a feature with specular reflection (such as the tip of a pin), the direct reflection of light has to
come back into the camera.
Camera/light arrangement
For removing specular reflection
Camera Camera
(sometimes referred to as hotspots), Diffuse light
the direct line of reflection needs to Specular reflection Specular reflection Bar light
be away from the camera.
Bar light
Diffuse light
Target Target
Application
Plastic parts on a conveyor Surface processing detection
With standard lighting With bar lights With standard lighting With bar lights
The edges of the plastic The edges have high It was possible to Specularly reflecting the
part are unclear. contrast and are clearly understand the surface bar light makes the
defined. processing differences, differences in lustre
but the individuality of clear, which enables
the workpieces led to distinctions that ignore
colour variations, which the colour variations.
made it difficult to perform
stable distinctions.
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Bar light intensity LWD: 50 mm LWD: 70 mm LWD: 90 mm
100
distribution
(typical) When
CA-DBW8 200 mm
The above image displays the relative
brightness across a multiple point grid for the is used:
CA-DB Series. Although the intensity varies with
each model type, the associated illumination
distance and relative brightness across the
area are consistent. The brightest areas (shown 0
in red) are considered 100% relative intensity
and the dullest areas (shown in green) are
considered 0% relative intensity. The images LWD: 50 mm LWD: 100 mm LWD: 150 mm
100
display the intensity differential across the area.
By comparing the changes in the intensity When
differential for different degrees of diffusion, the
ideal lighting range can be realised with the CA-DBW24W 220 mm
relative brightest points being 100%.
is used
0
* The above data are representative examples. 380 mm
This is not a guarantee of the product quality.
* LWD is the distance from the illumination to
the measurement target.
* The above data was obtained without a
diffusion plate unless indicated otherwise.
• A diffusion plate is included with the CA-DBWxxW. The thickness of * The included diffusion plate and polarising diffusion
the diffusion plate is approximately 2 mm. Part number Applicable light Part number Applicable light plate cannot be used with
the product at the same time.
OP-42283 CA-DBx5 OP-42281 CA-DBx5 There may be air bubbles or foreign substances on
OP-87042 CA-DBx8 OP-87043 CA-DBx8 the surface of the polarising diffusion plate, but these
have no effect on the image quality. Even if such
OP-42282 CA-DBx13 OP-42280 CA-DBx13 substances are present, the product is still within the
Dimensions Thickness: Approx. 2 mm Thickness: Approx. 0.8 mm inspection standards, and these substances do not
indicate that the product is defective.
60 92 142
50 2 × M2, d=4 82 2 × M2, d=4 132 2 × M2, d=4
L=500
17
15
17
15
L=500
15
17
L=500
55 137
87
20
20
20
30
80
50
CA-DBW12W CA-DBW24W
132132 252252
126.8
126.8 246.8
246.8
132120.6
120.6132 252252
240.6
240.6
126.8
126.8 246.8
246.8
L=500
L=500 120.6
120.6 240.6
240.6
32.4 32.4
36 32.4
32.4 32.4
36 32.4
L=500
L=500
36
36 4136
41 41
41
41 41
36
41 36
L=500
L=500 (41)(41)
32.4
32.4
L=500
L=500 (41.0)
(41.0)
(9.3)(9.3)
(9.3)(9.3)
41
(9.3)(9.3)
(9.3)(9.3)
36
(41)(41) (41.0)
(41.0)
19 23.2
23.2 23.2
19 23.2
23.2 23.2
19 19
19
19 19
19
23.2
23.2
36 36
(90 (90
(90 (90
36.036.0
(90 (90
(90 (90
°) °)
°) °)
36.036.0
(9) (9) (9) (9)
21 21 90 90 2 × 2M3,
× M3,
d=4d=4 21 21 70 70 70 70 70 70 2 × 2M3,
× M3,
d=4d=4
21 21 90 90 2 × 2M3,
× M3,
d=4d=4 21 21 70 70 70 70 70 70 2 × 2M3,
× M3,
d=4d=4
With diffusion plate/polarising diffusion plate attached With diffusion plate/polarising diffusion plate attached
23.2 23.2
23.2 23.2
23.2 23.2
23.2 23.2
(90 (90
(90 (90
(90 (90
(90 (90
°) °)
°) °)
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CA-DZWx Series
Line Lights
High-intensity LED lights designed for use with line scan cameras
Technical Guide
CA-DZW5 Approx.
White 4.7 W
240 g
CA-DZW15D Approx.
White 13.2 W
250 g
12 VDC
CA-DZW30D Approx.
White 26.4 W
420 g
Approx. 19.8 W ×
CA-DZW45D White 2 ch*
620 g
* When using a line scan camera with the CA-DC21E & CA-DC40E,
set light configuration to DC mode.
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Dimensions Unit: mm
CA-DZW5 CA-DZW15D
2-M5, d: 6 184.0
45
25.0 169.0
9.7
15.0 150.0 15.0
18.0
18.0 30.0
50
L=500
7.1 29.5 4 × ø8 17.0
4 × ø4.7
83.5
3
0.7
40
9.7
(9 2-M5, d: 6
0°
)
L=500
2 × M3 d:4
80.0
2-M5, d: 6
45
CA-DZW30D
334.0
25.0 319.0
15.0 300.0 15.0
18.0
18.0 30.0
L=500
4 × ø8 17.0
4 × ø4.7
4 × M3 d:4
80.0 80.0 80.0
CA-DZW45D
484.0
25.0 469.0
18.0 450.0 15.0
15.0
18.0 30.0
2 × L=500
4 × ø8 17.0
4 × ø4.7
6 × M3 d:4
80.0 80.0 80.0 80.0 80.0
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CA-DBWH Series
Can even be used with To make a high-output LED light, first, the high-intensity LEDs are
positioned in a highly dense, staggered arrangement. Furthermore,
a working distance of
by using conical reflectors, it is possible to make use of the entirety
3000 mm thanks to its of the light generated by the LEDs. This enables high-intensity
conical reflectors lighting with long LWD, which was difficult with conventional LED
lights. Also, a mirror surface finish is applied to the entirety of the
lighting area, which enables effective use of even the illumination that
is returned to the inside of the light by the protective cover or
diffusion plate. When not using a diffusion plate, light with sufficient
brightness can be emitted even with an LWD of 3000 mm.* Conical reflectors
* Check in advance whether the light intensity is sufficient for the actual usage
environment.
Dimensions Unit: mm
CA-DBW34H CA-DBW50H
360 520
347 507
340 500
41
41
60
62
60
62
2 × L=500 2 × L=500
(62) (62)
(22.1)
33.2
(22.1)
33.2
29
29
60
(90
(90
(16.4) (16.4) 60
°)
°)
With diffusion plate/polarising diffusion plate attached With diffusion plate/polarising diffusion plate attached
33.2
33.2
(90
(90
(16.4) (16.4)
°)
°)
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CA-DRW13P/CA-DBW15P
IP67 ring and bar lights Environmentally resistant lights are available in bar and ring
types. Combine them with an environmentally resistant
camera and lens for safe use in environments that are
exposed to powder, dust, dripping, and splashing.
Lineup Dimensions
Unit: mm
Model CA-DRW13P CA-DBW15P CA-DRW13P
Shape Ring type Bar type 90° 28.5
45° 4 × M3
LED colour White White
Depth: 5
Environmentally resistant cable for lighting
CA-D3P (3 m) ø107
Compatible lighting cables
Environmentally resistant extension cable for lighting
CA-D5PE (5 m)/CA-D10PE (10 m) (ø86) ø141 ø15
Operating ambient
0 to 40°C
temperature
Environmental
resistance
Operating ambient
humidity
35 to 85% RH (no condensation) CA-DBW15P
205
5
24.6 195
Weight Approx. 480 g Approx. 260 g 5
185
22.5 24.1
*1 A KEYENCE-specified environmentally resistant illumination cable must be used 157.8
4.7 20
with the product.
20 30 34
L=500 22.8
4 × 4.6 dia. through-hole
·Environmentally resistant cable for LED lighting
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CA-DD Series
Dome Lights
Providing diffuse illumination to create a uniformly lit surface
The dome light removes shadows and hotspots (halation) created with standard lighting.
These are the optimal lights for workpieces that easily create glare such as metal surfaces and films.
Plastic cap
Camera/light arrangement With standard lighting With dome light
Camera
The standard light’s LEDs The diffuse light ensures
can be seen and interfere uniform illumination
with the inspection. across the whole cap.
Target
Due to the curved glossy As the dome lights from
surface the light being all alignments the light is
used creates a hotspot uniform across the
(halation). curved areas.
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Dome light intensity LWD: 5 mm LWD: 10 mm LWD: 20 mm
100
distribution (typical)
When
CA‑DDW8 135 mm
is used:
When
CA‑DDW15 215 mm
is used:
The above image displays the relative brightness across a 10000 point grid for the * The above data are representative examples.
CA-DD Series. Although the intensity varies with each model type, the associated This is not a guarantee of the product quality.
illumination distance and relative brightness across the area are consistent.
* LWD is the distance from the illumination to the
The brightest areas (shown in red) are considered 100% relative intensity and the measurement target.
dullest areas (shown in green) are considered 0% relative intensity. The images
display the intensity differential across the area. By comparing the changes in the
intensity differential for different lighting heights (LWD) the ideal lighting range can
be realised with the relative brightest points being 100%.
26 26
CA-DDx8
CA-DDx8
4 × ø2.1 4 × ø2.1
L=500 L=500
ø54
ø87
ø54
ø87
ø30
ø30
26
26
20
20
40 40
Dimensions Unit: mm
CA-DDx15
CA-DDx15
CA-DDx8 CA-DDx15 55 55
26 26
CA-DDx8 CA-DDx8
4 × ø2.1 4 × ø2.1
L=500 L=500
ø154.5
ø154.5
ø114
ø114
55
55
50
50
ø73
ø73
ø54
ø87
ø54
ø87
ø30
ø30
26
26
20
20
40 40 66 66
CA-DDx15 CA-DDx15
55 55
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CA-DS Series
Back Lights
Featuring a variety of sizes and colours to fit any backlit application need
Back lights create crisp outlines of target profiles which enable high precision discrimination.
These lights can also be used as reflected lights with large lighting areas.
Back light illumination Standard front lighting can cause inconsistent and low Camera/light arrangement
techniques contrast of a target’s features due to shape, colour and Back light
surface finish. Using a back light ensures transmission of Target
the light through the target into the camera. If the target is
Camera
opaque a silhouette is generated creating a strong
contrast and outline for stable inspection. Even if a target
is transparent it may have a range of densities to it (such
as layered material or liquid in a bottle). Contrast can still
be achieved through the changes in the absorption and
transmission of light in the target.
Some edge points are Complicated outlines Good product Defective product
unclear and blend into and edge points are The camera is not A shadow is cast by the
the background. clearly shown with a affected by the protruding part, which
sharp contrast. background, and the can be detected.
shrink wrap appears flat.
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Back light intensity When CA-DSW3 is used: The image to the left displays
the relative brightness across
distribution (typical) LWD: 5 mm LWD: 10 mm LWD: 20 mm a 10000 point grid for the
100
CA-DS Series. Although the
intensity varies with each
model type, the associated
illumination distance and
155 mm relative brightness across the
area are consistent.
The brightest areas (shown in
red) are considered 100%
relative intensity and the
0 dullest areas (shown in green)
are considered 0% relative
intensity. The images display
When CA-DSW15 is used: the intensity differential across
LWD: 10 mm LWD: 20 mm LWD: 30 mm the area. By comparing the
100 changes in the intensity
differential for different lighting
heights (LWD) the ideal
lighting range can be realised
with the relative brightest
255 mm
points being 100%.
CA-DSR2 CA-DSW/B2
46 46
43 43
2 × ø3.5 2 × ø3.5
32 32
33
32
33
32
15
15
L=500 L=500
Dimensions Unit: mm
11.7
8.2
CA-DSR2
CA-DSR2 CA-DSW/B2
CA-DSR2 CA-DSx7
CA-DSW/B2
CA-DSR2
CA-DSW/B2 CA-DSW/B2
CA-DSx9CA-DSW/B2
CA-DSx15CA-DS×15
CA-DSW/B2
CA-DSR2 CA-DSR2 CA-DSW/B2
46 46
46 4646 46 46 170
112 46
43 4346
43
46
4343
46 43 164 4 × ø3.5
43
2 × ø3.5
32 22 ×× ø3.5
ø3.5 43 97
91 × 43
2 ×2 ø3.5
ø3.5
43 106 43
2 × ø3.5 32 150
2 × ø3.5
32 32 2 × ø3.532 2 × ø3.5 3232 32 2 ×92ø3.5 42××ø3.5
ø3.5
32 77 4 × ø3.5 32 32
33
32
33
32
33
32
15
15
15
33
32
33
32
33
32
33
32
15
15
15
15
33
32
33
32
33
32
33
32
15
15
15
15
L=500 L=500
151
150
120
11.7
11.7
8.2
11.7
11.7
8.2
8.2
11.7
11.7
8.2
8.2
L=500
CA-DSW/B3 CA-DSR3
11.7
8.2
CA-DSR3 CA-DSW/B3
CA-DSR3 CA-DSR3
CA-DSW/B3 CA-DSW/B3 CA-DSW/B3
CA-DSR3 CA-DSR3 46CA-DSW/B346 CA-DSW/B3
46 4646 46 46
46 46 46 46
43 4343 43
43 43 43
43
32 43 32 43 43 32
32 32 32 32
2 × ø3.532 2 ø3.5
2× × ø3.532 22××ø3.5
ø3.5
32 2 × ø3.5 32 2 × ø3.5
2 × ø3.5 2 × ø3.5 2 × ø3.5 2 × ø3.5
17.2
4040
40
63
62
63
62
40
63
62
40
40
63
62
63
62
40
40
63
62
63
62
40
40
63
62
63
62
40
63
62
63
62
L=500 L=500
L=500
L=500 L=500
L=500
L=500 L=500
L=500 CA-DSW30
L=500
298L=500
11.7
11.7
8.2
11.7
11.7
8.2
8.2
11.7
11.7
8.2
8.2
CA-DSx9 CA-DSx7
CA-DSx7 CA-DSx7 CA-DS×15 CA-DSx9 CA-DSx9 CA-DSR9
CA-DSx7 CA-DS×15 CA-DS×15 CA-DSx9 CA-DS×15
199.4
93
92
70
9278
77
7060
93
92
70
93
92
70
78
77
78
77
60
60
93
92
70
93
78
77
12078
77
60
60
151
150
150
120
151
150
120
150
120
151
150
150
120
120
31.1
11.7
8.2
8.2
8.2
8.2
11.7
11.7
8.2
8.2
* For the mounting specifications and dimensions of the CA-DSW30, see the
CAD data or the instruction manual. Dedicated mounting brackets are included.
Also, the circles drawn on the side view indicate the fixing screws of the
17.2
17.2
17.2
17.2
17.2
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CA-DWC30
Making it possible to use back lights in locations where it was only possible to install reflected lights.
Some inspections are normally stabilised through the use of back lights. However there are situations where back lights cannot be
installed, possibly due to a lack of installation space or an inability to wire around moving parts. In these cases, back lights can be
emulated by attaching a wavelength conversion sheet and installing blue reflected lights.
Industry’s first
Wavelength conversion Combining the wavelength conversion sheet, blue LED light, and blue cut filter create an absolutely new
mechanism lighting technique that can be used to realise back light images with reflected light.
With only
This is the image obtained when
the ambient light
a white workpiece is placed on
top of both the wavelength
conversion sheet and a white
sheet.
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Even in locations where it seemed impossible to install back lights
Application
Alignment
It’s difficult to route cables when embedding light in a moving stage, but there are times when the contrast with just reflected light is insufficient.
By using the wavelength conversion sheet, it’s possible to realise back light images without any wiring, which makes stable detections possible.
Using only blue reflected light Using the wavelength conversion sheet
The contrast for the alignment mark is insufficient, The contrast obtained is equivalent to that of images
so stable detection is not possible. captured with back lights, which improves the
alignment precision.
Using only blue reflected light Using the wavelength conversion sheet
Due to the effect of the reflection from the workpiece Only the liquid surface is clearly imaged as a back
surface, it is not possible to obtain a stable view of light image, which makes it possible to perform
the liquid surface. stable liquid surface inspections.
There may be foreign substances on the surface of the wavelength conversion sheet. However, even if such substances are present, the product is still within the inspection
standards, and these substances do not indicate that the product is defective.
Lineup Part number CA-DWC30 *1 This is the value only for the special wavelength
Peak wavelength
converting material.
615 nm
after conversion *2 The wavelength converting material is pasted on the
Conversion entirety of the A4-sized surface. There are no margins.
Approx. 80 to 90%
efficiency*1 *3 Adhesive strength: 9.4 N/25 mm 30 minutes after
Sheet size*2 A4 (210 × 297 mm), thickness: 0.2 mm application, 10.8 N/25 mm 24 hours after application
Polyester film
(1) Laminate
(transparent, sand mat treatment)
• In environments with low or high temperatures, the adhesive strength and the maintenance of adhesion decrease, which makes it easy for the sheet
to peel off.
• The sheet’s adhesive capability and capability to be peeled off repeatedly may be affected by the shape of the object that the sheet is affixed to as
well as by the usage environment and conditions.
Also, if there are concerns regarding the sheet being peeled off or becoming dirty, the sheet can be used with a cover made of glass, acrylic,
or a similar material in place over top of it. In this situation, the brightness may be slightly attenuated due to the glass or other material.
• If the surface is dirty, wipe it clean with a soft cloth to which a neutral cleaning solution with no abrasive has been applied.
• Scissors or a box cutter can be used to cut the sheet to a different size.
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CA-DX Series
This illumination style provides high contrast, because only specular-reflection light is reflected back to the
camera, while diffuse light from a recess or edge is not.
These lights are effective when inspecting mirror surfaces and glossy surfaces and when distinguishing between objects according to
differences in glossiness.
Coaxial light illumination The coaxial light transmits light from the side onto a half Camera/light
techniques way mirror. The mirror reflects the light onto the target. arrangement Camera
Specular reflected light is allowed to pass back up to the
camera whereas diffuse reflected light from the target is Specular reflection
rejected. This in turn causes a contrast at the edge points Half mirror
of a target. Coaxial light
In addition, the further the light is from the target the
greater the rejection of diffused light becomes, creating
greater image contrast and definition.
Target
Edges are not clear as The recessed areas diffuse Various light components are The change from curved to
diffuse and specular light light so they appear dark reflected at all alignments flat is clearly identified and
is received by the and the edges can be causing inconsistent images the flat area is highlighted
camera. easily identified. from part to part. well to the camera.
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Coaxial light intensity When CA-DXW3 is used: The image to the left displays
the relative brightness across
distribution (typical) LWD: 5 mm LWD: 10 mm LWD: 15 mm a 10000 point grid for the
100
CA-DX Series. Although the
intensity varies with each
model type, the associated
illumination distance and
65 mm relative brightness across the
area are consistent.
The brightest areas (shown in
red) are considered 100%
relative intensity and the
0 dullest areas (shown in green)
are considered 0% relative
intensity. The images display
When CA-DXW7 is used: the intensity differential across
LWD: 5 mm LWD: 20 mm LWD: 40 mm the area. By comparing the
100 changes in the intensity
differential for different lighting
heights (LWD) the ideal
lighting range can be realised
with the relative brightest
175 mm points being 100%.
60 36 40
4 × M4,
10 40 d=5 16 32
2.4 2.4 Half mirror Glass plate L=500
15
32 59
Dimensions Unit: mm
CA-DXx3 41
41
2 × M3, d=3
2 × M3, d=3 CA-DXx7 120
30 20 12
30 20 12
82 50
6 18
6 18
4 × M3, 58.5
9 12 4 × M3,
d=3 58.5
0.8 9 12 d=3 0.8 Glass plate 50
0.8 0.8 Half mirror Glass plate 4 × M4, 17
Half mirror 11 60 d=5
10 2.4 2.4 Half mirror Glass plate L=500
10 27
10 L=500
10 27
L=500 14 14
50 79 55
97
CA-DXx5 8097 2 × M4, d=5
80 2 × M4, d=5
1
50 2 × 2 × M4, d=5
60 36 40
60 36 40
4 × M4,
10 40 4 × M4,
d=5 16 32
2.4 10 40 d=5 16 32
2.4 Half mirror Glass plate L=500
2.4 2.4 Half mirror Glass plate L=500
15
15
32 59
32 59
120
120
82 50
82 50
4 × M4, 50
17 50
11 60 4 × M4, 17
2.4 11 60
d=5
d=5 2.4 Half mirror Glass plate L=500 27
2.4 2.4 Half mirror Glass plate L=500
CA-DP Series
Spot Lights
LED spot lights save space and provide lighting to a specified point/area.
When spot illumination is used in combination with the coaxial macro lens, coaxial illumination of a target can
be achieved at high magnification.
Not only can these lights be used in combination with coaxial macro lenses as ultra-compact spot lights but they can also be used in
combination with C-mount lens adapters as lights for long WD applications in sites where the lighting must be kept at a distance from
the target.
Examples of combinations Attaching a C-mount lens adapter (OP-87896) to the tip of a spot light enables more varied applications.
with the C-mount lens Vertical axis: Spot diameter Unit: mm
300
adapter for spot lights
(OP-87896) Spot diameter 250
• A combination with an image
processing lens enables highly 200
CA-LH16
uniform and clear spot light. CA-LH25
150 CA-LH35
CA-LH50
CA-LH75
100
50
0
200 400 600 800 1000 1500 2000
Horizontal axis: LWD
* The graph represents the range in which the spot
0
200
400
600
800
1000
1500
2000
• A combination with a telecentric lens makes it possible to also use the spot light as a parallel light source.
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Spot light intensity When CA-DPW2 is used: The image to the left displays
the relative brightness across
distribution (typical) LWD: 20 mm LWD: 40 mm LWD: 60 mm
a 10000 point grid for the
100
CA-DP Series. Although the
intensity varies with each
model type, the associated
illumination distance and
100 mm relative brightness across the
area are consistent.
The brightest areas (shown in
red) are considered 100%
relative intensity and the
0 dullest areas (shown in green)
are considered 0% relative
intensity. The images display
When CA-DPW2 and CA-LMA1 (1× coaxial macro lens) is used: the intensity differential across
the area. By comparing the
WD: 67 mm
changes in the intensity
Largest The image to the left shows the differential for different lighting
differential
1/3" image sensor intensity distribution when the heights (LWD) the ideal
spot light is used with the lighting range can be realised
with the relative brightest
CA-LMA1 macro lens on 1/1.8"
3.6 mm 5.3 mm points being 100%.
and 1/3" image sensors. The
distribution of intensity is very * The data to the left are representative
examples. This is not a guarantee of
uniformCA-DP
and there
x 2 are only slight theCA-DP3R
product / DP5R
quality.
Smallest CA-DPx2 CA-DP3R / DP5R
differential changes toward 37 the edge37 points When
* LWD When thespot illumination
is illumination
spot distance from the
cable cable 3M/5M
3M/5M is connected
is connected.
20 20
for the 1/1.8" image
12
area.
12
illumination to the measurement target.
LED illumination
LED illumination
ø16 Spot light Spot light
controller controller
0 0
-0.1 ø8 -0.1
0ø14
0
ø14 -0.1 ø8 -0.1 ø16
13.5 13.5 8 8
L=500 L=500
SM3P
SM connector connector 3P
Unit: mm
CA-DP3R/DP5R
Lineup Dedicated power adapter (CA-DPU2) CA-DPU2
CA-DPU2
CA-DP3R/DP5R
CA-DPU2
88.9 88.9 (60) (60) (25) (25)
Dimensions
CA-DP
CA-DP
x2 x2 CA-DP3R
CA-DP3R
/ DP5R
/ DP5R Examples of combinations with the C-mount lens adapter for spot lights
37 37
20 20 When
When
spot spot
illumination
illumination
cablecable
3M/5M3M/5M
is connected.
is connected. OP-87896 OP-87896
12 12 28.5
LED illumination
LED illumination ø34 24.5
0 0
ø8 -0.1 0
ø8 -0.1 ø16 ø16
Spot light
Spot light
controller
controller
Part number OP-87896 9 11.5
ø14 -0.1 ø14
Light mounting part ø8 (CA-DPx2 tip shape)
13.5 13.5 8 8 Lens mount C-mount 31
1-32 UNF
ø8 ø25
L=500 L=500 C-MOUNT
SM connector
SM connector
3P 3P Weight Approx. 35 g
4 × M3
CA-DP3R/DP5R
CA-DP3R/DP5R
3 × M3 P=120°
CA-DPU2
CA-DPU2
88.9 88.9 (60) (60) (25) (25)
* Use an M3 wrench to
25 3525 35 attach the product.
21.3 21.3
7.4 7.4 7.5 7.5
L=500 L=500
SM connector
SM connector
2P 2P CA-DP3R/DP5R
CA-DP3R/DP5R
The standard CA-Dx extension High-flex extension cables Loose lead cable
cables (blue line) can be used Part number Cable length (m) Part number Cable length (m)
to connect the CA-DPU2 to the CA-D3R 3 OP-84457 1
CA-DC21E. CA-D5R 5
CA-D10R 10
CA-DC21E CA-DC40E CA-D17R 17
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CA-DLR Series
Low angle illumination provides a high contrast to an edge, recess or a protrusion against their normal
background.
These lights make just the edges and contours of the target stand out by shining LED light at shallow alignments and nearly
horizontally.
10
L=500
Application With standard lighting With low angle illumination With standard lighting With low angle illumination
recognised. highlighted
ø46 and easily bottle lip cannot be lip are highlighted
recognisable. 3 × M2,easily
d=3.5 recognised. showing deformed
10
L=500 areas.
Dimensions Unit: mm
L=500
3 × M2, d=3.5
30
ø100 4 × M3, d=6
CA-DQ Series
Illumination of a target can be freely controlled by changing the alignment and choosing which sides of the target
should be lit.
These units are made of lights in four directions whose alignments, light intensities, and lighting timings can be set separately, which
makes it possible to perform previously difficult inspections.
Pattern 4
17
IC IC surface flaw
109
70
60
By switching through different patterns of lighting a surface flaw can be easily highlighted and
Pattern 3 detected.
L=500
Dimensions Unit: mm
CA-DQx15
150
CA-DQx10 109 CA-DQx15 95.4 8 × M2, 27.9 110
87 d=4 102 4 × M3
63.4 70
CA-DQx10 55
8 × M2,
d=4
27.9
60 4 × M3
Throughhole
17
Throughhole
17
109
150
102
110
70
60
L=500
L=500
CA-DQx15
150
Illumination Controller
Power and control of LED light sources.
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Optional parts Lighting cable for CA-DC40E/DC21E/DC10E Lighting cable for CA-DC50E/30E
Part number Cable length (m) Part number Cable length (m)
CA-D2 2 CA-D3X 3
CA-D5 5 CA-D5X 5
CA-D10X 10
Y-split cable
Part number Cable length (m) Hi-flex robotic cable
CA-D1W 1
Part number Cable length (m)
CA-D5XR 5
High-flex extension cables * Minimum curve radius: 20 mm
Part number Cable length (m)
CA-D3R 3 Junction cable
CA-D5R 5 Part number Cable length (m)
CA-D10R 10 CA-D02XE 0.2
CA-D17R 17 * Use junction cables when extending cables.
Ensure that the total length (not including the length of junction cables)
* Minimum curve radius: 20 mm is within 20 m. (10 m for the CA-DRW20X)
Loose lead cable
Part number Cable length (m)
OP-84457 1
Lighting cable for CA-DC60E
Lighting cables
Part number Cable length (m)
Environmentally resistant LED lighting cable
CA-D3MX 3
Part number Cable length (m)
CA-D5MX 5
CA-D3P 3
CA-D10MX 10
Environmentally resistant LED lighting extension cables
Lighting extension cables
Part number Cable length (m)
Part number Cable length (m)
CA-D5PE 5
CA-D5MXE 5
CA-D10PE 10
CA-D10MXE 10
*P
lease contact a sales representative for more information on
maximum extension cable length.
Precautions for • Continuous use of LED illumination at high Common specifications of CA-D Series LED illumination unit
temperature and high humidity accelerates
Ambient temperature 0 to 40°C
using LED illumination light intensity reduction and deterioration.
Environmental
resistance Ambient humidity 35% to 65% RH (No condensation)
• Reduce heat emission from illumination.
• Do not stare into the direct or specularly reflected LED light. In
Use the limit function and extremely rare cases, the strong light, blinking light, or light pattern
the light adjustment trimmer. may induce SPASMS or other medical conditions.
• Do not use optical devices to directly view the light beam. Doing so
If LED illumination is used at the maximum may lead to eye damage.
light intensity, illumination emits a large
amount of heat, which will affect the service Product degree of risk*
life. It is recommended that the limit function Product name Part number LED colour Degree of risk
should be turned on, or the light adjustment Ultraviolet Risk group 2
trimmer should be set to approx. 40 to 60%. Multi-Spectrum Lights CA-DRMxX
Blue Risk group 1
Pattern Projection
Turn on LED illumination only CA-DQPxX White Risk group 1
Lights
when capturing images. CA-DRWxX/
LumiTrax TM
Lights White Risk group 1
It is recommended that the external ON/OFF CA-DQW40X
switching function should be used to strobe Ring Light (Direct) CA-DRx Blue or white Risk group 1
lights in synchronisation with image capturing. Multi-angle Lights CA-DRBxM Blue Risk group 1
(Ring)
* LEDs do not deteriorate or burn out like Multi-angle Lights CA-DQBxM Blue Risk group 1
normal lights when pulsed at a high (Square)
ON/OFF frequency. Bar Light CA-DBx Blue or white Risk group 1
Bar Light CA-DBxW Blue or white Risk group 1
Use LED illumination in an Bar Light CA-DBW15P White Risk group 1
environment that ensures easy heat High-Intensity,
radiation and cooling. CA-DBWxH White Risk group 1
Large Bar Lights
Installation of a cooling air blower and fan, Square Light (Direct) CA-DQx Blue or white Risk group 1
and using mounting brackets with high heat Spot Light CA-DPB2 Blue Risk group 2
conductivity are effective. Spot Light CA-DPW2 White Risk group 1
Line Light CA-DZWx(D/X) White Risk group 1
Products not listed above are in the exempt group.
* The degrees of risk of LED lights are classified according to IEC 62471.
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Technical Guide Effective use of illumination
Target surface conditions (colour, glossiness, surface finish, etc.) vary depending
on the type of target. Glossiness is an important point to keep in mind when you set
Camera
an illumination alignment for your lighting. When light with equal intensity is applied
to a glossy and matte target at the same alignment, specular-reflection light
Diffuse- Diffuse- Specular reflection
components are intensified with the glossy area, while diffuse-reflection light reflection light reflection light
components are intensified with the matte area. By adjusting the illumination or Camera
Orange Purple
Red
As both the carton and the wrapper reflect Using a red light makes the target appear As blue is the complementing colour to Complementary colour circle
the same light intensity there is hardly any brighter but there is not a large contrast orange/red it will make the target appear Opposing colours have the
difference. difference. very dark compared to the carton. maximum contrasting levels.
Camera
Light source
To enhance target features the scatter ratio of the light can be used to good effect. Due to Non-visible Visible Non-visible
blue’s short wavelength its scattering ratio is high unlike red light. Hence blue lighting can
enhance scratches and surface flaws that may not be shown with red lighting.
Green- Blue Yellow-
Ultra-violet Purple Blue Green Yellow Orange Red Infrared light
blue green green
380 430 480 490 500 560 580 595 650 780
(Unit: nm)
Scattering ratio In the examples below the effect of using blue and red light can be clearly seen. Depending on the application, blue light might be ideal to
enhance flaws and create a reliable inspection. Whereas red light might be a better choice to eliminate surface finish to help prevent a false
reject when inspecting a part.
Setting
example
Detection of surface flaws on black iron plate Detection of flaws on transparent plastic sheet
Camera
Area Light
Target
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Spectral sensitivity
The sensitivity of CMOS cameras Image sensor spectral sensitivity diagram for
CA-035M (typical)
The sensitivity characteristics of image sensors are designed based on the human eye, where sensitivity is greatest at
1.0
wavelengths of 560 nm. The sensitivity characteristics in the visible light range are improving along with the shift from
0.9
CCD to CMOS cameras.
Relative sensitivity
0.8
0.7
0.6
0.5
0.4
0.3
0.2
0.1
0
400 500 600 700 800 900 1000
Wavelength [nm]
Strobe lighting
80
70
Is unlit when Lights when Continuous lighting
60
there is no target target is in view
50
40
1 10 100 1000 10000 100000
% %
White Blue Green Red IR-850 IR-940
Ultraviolet
Red LED
50
Halogen Fluorescent light
50
0
h 400 500 600 700 800 900 1000
00
0
30 0
0
00
0
00
00
20
10
20
10
Wavelength (nm)
120 100
100
80
80
60
60
40
40
Red LED 20
20
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CA-LHE Series
Dimensions Unit: mm
CA-LHE12 CA-LHE16 CA-LHE25
83.1* 17.526 79.5 17.526 89
6 5.9 17.526
CA-LHE12 CA-LHE16 CA-LHE25 4
83.1* 17.526 79.5 17.526 89
6 5.9 17.526
M55 ø45 M40.5 ø41 4
P0.75 P0.5 ø43 M40.5 ø41
ø43 P0.5
ø57 ø45 ø43
M55 ø41 M40.5 ø41 ø45
ø45 M40.5
P0.75 ø43 26 P0.5 ø43 26 ø41
ø57 ø45 P0.5 ø43
ø41 ø45
27 1-32UNF 26 27 1-32UNF 26
C-mount 57.5 C-mount 32 1-32UNF
57.5
62.4 C-mount
27 distance.1-32UNF
* Varies based on focal point Elongation of 0 to 2.3 mm. 27 1-32UNF
C-mount 57.5 C-mount 32 1-32UNF
57.5
62.4 C-mount
* Varies based on focal point distance. Elongation of 0 to 2.3 mm.
74 78
CA-LHE35 17.526 CA-LHE50 17.526
4 4
74 78
CA-LHE35 17.526 CA-LHE50 17.526
4 4
M37.5 M37.5 ø43
P0.5 P0.5 ø45
ø43
ø45M37.5 ø47M37.5
ø43
26.5 P0.5 26.5 P0.5 ø45
ø43
ø45 1-32UNF ø47
26.5 20.5 C-mount 26.5 20.5
1-32UNF
34 34 C-mount
1-32UNF
20.5 C-mount 20.5
1-32UNF
34 34 C-mount
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High-resolution design Even though these lenses support full-size C-mounts, they guarantee a resolution of 160 cycles/mm at the
centre of the lens, which enables the capturing of images with higher contrast.
These lenses bring out the full capabilities of 4/3", 21 megapixel cameras.
21 megapixel camera image CA-LHE Series CA-LHW Series (lens supporting 1" images)
A clear image with minimal distortion right At the edge of the image, both the contrast
up to the edge of the image is obtained. and distortion are reduced.
4/3" image dedicated Even though these lenses support 4/3" images, they attain a TV distortion of 0.02% (CA-LHE16). What’s
design more, even though they have a minimum WD of 0.1 m (CA-LHE12 and CA-LHE16), they reduce aberrations
over a wide range all the way to nearly infinite far shooting.
Special Glass-moulded
low-scattering glass aspherical lens
Floating structure
Wide band multi coating Using wide band multi coating reduces the Lens transmission wavelength characteristic chart
(Representative example)
occurrences of ghosting and flares while also 1.0
0.7
Transmission ratio
0.6
0.5
0.4
0.3
Lens chart
1.5
0.5 0.5 0.5
1.0 0.5
100 1.5 100 1.0
0.5 1.5 100
1.5
1.0
0.5 1.5
1.5 5 5
5 5 5
5
5 5 5 10
10 x0.25
10
10 10 10 20
x0.5
20 20
x0.75
x1.0
CA-LM0210
10 10 10
1 1 1
10 100 1000 10000 10 100 1000 10000 10 100 1000 10000
WD (mm) WD (mm) WD (mm)
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CA-LHR Series
TV distortion* - 0.33% (-0.11%) 0.31% (-0.02%) - 0.12% (0.01%) -0.20% (-0.11%) -0.09% (-0.04%) 0.05% (-0.01%) -0.02% (0.02%)
Resolving power 200 cycles/mm at centre, 140 cycles/mm on periphery
Lens coating WIDE, BAND MULTICOATING
Ambient temperature/
0 to +50°C, 35 to 80% RH (No condensation)
humidity range
Weight Approx. 120 g Approx. 115 g Approx. 105 g Approx. 90 g Approx. 95 g Approx. 160 g Approx. 170 g
Other features: Special low-scattering glass, aspherical lens, floating structure
* Indicates specification for compatible image size. Value in parenthesis applies to 1/3" image size.
Dimensions Unit: mm
ø48 M46 P0.75 ø19 1-32UNF ø33 ø36 M34 P=0.5 ø22.5 1-32UNF ø33 ø33 ø27 M25.5 P0.5 ø22.8 1-32UNF
f=5mm/F1.8
20 20.5 20
13 23 18
* Varies based on focal point distance. 29 37 * Varies based on focal point distance. 41.5*
Elongation of 0 to 2.3 mm. Elongation of 0 to 1 mm.
49* 17.526
CA-LHR16 47.5* 17.526 CA-LHR25 45.5* 17.526 CA-LHR35 5.3
3.5 3.5
ø33 ø27 M25.5 P0.5 1-32UNF ø33 ø27 M25.5 P0.5 1-32UNF ø42.5 ø36 M34 P0.5 ø22.5 1-32UNF ø43
20 20 25.5
19.5* 20*
36.5* 36* 21.8*
* Varies based on focal point distance. * Varies based on focal point distance. * Varies based on focal point distance. 38*
Elongation of 0 to 2.5 mm. Elongation of 0 to 5.7 mm. Elongation of 0 to 19.2 mm.
CA-LHR50 77
5
17.526
38
53.5
38
Special optical design and The CA-LHR Series provides a resolving power of 200 cycles/mm at the centre of the lens and
construction 140 cycles/mm on the periphery of the lens, which is twice or higher the performance of conventional
high-resolution lenses. This makes it possible to obtain high-contrast images and perform stable
inspections of the dimensions and appearance of targets.
Resolution at centre
Using an aspherical lens, floating structure
and low-dispersion glass, the CA-LHR Series
can reduce image aberration to a minimum.
Minimum working distance By using special low-scattering glass, we have achieved a working distance of 0.1 m for all models. This
makes it possible to use the lens to the extent of its capabilities over a wide range without needing a
close-up ring.
5 megapixel camera image CA-LHR35, WD: 100 mm, no close-up ring CA-LHE35 + close-up ring: 22 mm, WD: 100 mm
An image with high resolution from the The same resolution is obtained in the
centre to the periphery of the image is centre of the image, but the resolution is
obtained. Because the WD can be set to worse in the periphery of the image due
100 mm without using a close-up ring, the to the effect of the close-up ring.
lens is used to the extent of its capabilities.
Lens chart
When using the CA-H500M/C, CA-H500MX/CX camera When using the CA-H200MX/CX camera When using the CA-(H)200M/C camera
2 6 5 5 0 2 6 5 5
R5 R8 R1 R1 R2 R3 R5 R5 R8 R1 R1 R2 R3
2 6 5 5
R5 R8 R1 R1 R2 R3 R50
Field of view Y (mm) -LH -LH -LH -LH -LH -LH -LH Field of view Y (mm) -LH -LH -LH -LH -LH -LH R50 Field of view Y (mm) -LH -LH -LH -LH -LH -LH LH
1000 CA CA CA CA CA CA CA CA CA CA CA CA CA -LH CA CA CA CA CA CA CA-
1000 1000
CA
1 1 1
10 100 1000 10000 10 100 1000 10000 10 100 1000 10000
WD (mm) WD (mm) WD (mm)
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CA-LH/CA-LHxP Series
Low-Distortion Lens
Standard low-distortion lens lineup featuring environmentally resistant models
Part number CA-LH4 CA-LH8 CA-LH12 CA-LH16 CA-LH25 CA-LH35 CA-LH50 CA-LH75
Focal point 4.4 mm 8 mm 12 mm 16 mm 25 mm 35 mm 50 mm 75 mm
Specifications F-stop range (aperture) F1.6 to F16 F1.4 to F16 F1.4 to F16 F1.4 to F16 F1.4 to F16 F2.0 to F16 F2.8 to F22 F2.5 to F22
Minimum WD 0.1 m 0.1 m 0.15 m 0.2 m 0.2 m 0.2 m 0.2 m 1.2 m
Mount C-mount
Filter size 43.0 mm P0.75 27.0 mm P0.5 27.0 mm P0.5 25.5 mm P0.5 27.0 mm P0.5 27.0 mm P0.5 27.0 mm P0.5 34.0 mm P0.5
Compatible image
1/1.8" 2/3"
size
TV distortion* -0.2% (-0.13%) -0.6% (-0.28%) -0.07% (-0.04%) -0.05% (-0.1%) -0.04% (-0.02%) -0.2% (-0.05%) -0.03% (-0.01%) -0.1% (-0.05%)
Resolving power 100 cycles/mm at centre, 80 cycles/mm on periphery
Ambient temperature/
0 to +50°C, 35 to 80% RH (No condensation)
humidity range
Weight Approx. 150 g Approx. 90 g Approx. 75 g Approx. 81 g Approx. 89 g Approx. 69 g Approx. 92 g Approx. 105 g
Other feature: Floating structure
* Indicates specification for compatible image size. Value in parenthesis applies to 1/3" image size.
Lens type CA-LH4 CA-LH8 CA-LH12 CA-LH16 CA-LH25 CA-LH35 CA-LH50 CA-LH75
Polarising filter OP-87894 OP-54029 OP-54029 OP-51603 OP-54029 OP-54029 OP-54029 OP-87893
Options Protective filter CA-LF43 CA-LF27 CA-LF27 CA-LF25 CA-LF27 CA-LF27 CA-LF27 CA-LF34
Sharp cut filter (R60) – CA-LF27R CA-LF27R CA-LF25R CA-LF27R CA-LF27R CA-LF27R –
Blue cut filter – CA-LF27Y CA-LF27Y CA-LF25Y CA-LF27Y CA-LF27Y CA-LF27Y –
Vignetting may occur when a wide-angle lens is used with a filter.
Minimum working distance When compared to standard lenses the CA-LH Series has a significantly reduced minimum working
distance. This means that one lens can easily accommodate for a range of different target heights without
the need for close up rings or troublesome change overs.
Lowest distortion With an original optical design, the CA-LH Series drastically
in its class eliminates distortion. This is of great significance when using Comparison
machine vision for dimensional measurement or other of distortion
applications that need high precision and performance.
Distortion is reduced to 0.01% or less.*
* With CA-LH50 on 1/3" image sensor size Standard Lens CA-LH
High performance Using a floating mechanism that moves the front lens and rear lens Comparison
individually, the CA-LH Series provides consistent optical of magnified
images
performance across a wide range of working distances to maintain
a sharp image. Contrast is also improved in comparison with
standard lenses. Even targets with low contrast differences can be
resolved effectively without components being blended together. Standard Lens CA-LH
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Environmentally resistant models
Environmentally resistant models of this series offer the lowest distortion in its class. All thumb screws have been eliminated, so there is
no concerns with lenses becoming unfocused due to vibration or lost screws.
* Enclosure rating IP64 applies when connected to the environmentally resistant cameras (CA-H Series or CA Series). For details, see the instruction manual supplied with the lens or environmentally resistant camera.
IP64 rated lens This series can be used in areas that are prone to environmental
problems such as powder, dust, and vibration. A fixed aperture
resists vibration at factory sites. The IP64-rated lenses can be used
safely in various environments.
* See page 19 for more information on environmentally resistant lighting.
Locking the focus After extending the lens to adjust focus, use the red ring to lock it.
Lock the focus
The construction of this locking section differs from the pin-point with the red
operation of a screw and performs fixing across a wide area, which ring.
makes it difficult for any loosening to occur. The sufficient focus
adjustment width enables both a minimum working distance of 0.1 m
and ease-of-use.
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CA-LH/LHxP Series
37* 17.526
CA-LH4 CA-LH8 41.6* 17.526 CA-LH12 4 2.2
26.8* 25*
57.5* 17.526 18.3 8.46 16.5
4 5.1
20 20.5
ø45 M43 P0.75 ø15.5 1-32UNF ø34 ø28.5 M27 P0.5 ø21 1-32UNF ø34 ø28.5 M27 P0.5 ø22 1-32UNF
25
6.9
31.5*
* Varies based on focal point distance. Elongation of 0 to 0.5 mm. * Varies based on focal point distance. Elongation of 0 to 0.6 mm. * Varies based on focal point distance. Elongation of 0 to 1 mm.
CA-LH16 36.5*
21.8*
17.526 CA-LH25 39.5*
23.6*
17.526 CA-LH35 36.5*
28.6*
17.526
4.9 (Max.) 7.5 (Max.) 3.5
11 11 16*
20 20 21
ø33.5 ø27 M25.5 P0.5 ø22.5 1-32UNF ø33.5 ø28.5 M27 P0.5 ø22.5 1-32UNF ø34 ø29 M27 P0.5 1-32UNF
* Varies based on focal point distance. Elongation of 0 to 2.1 mm. * Varies based on focal point distance. Elongation of 0 to 4.4 mm. * Varies based on focal point distance. Elongation of 0 to 10 mm.
20.5
ø34 ø28.5 M27 P0.5 1-32UNF ø36 M34 ø21.5 1-32 ø32
P=0.5 UNF
19.5
5.8
22.5*
* Varies based on focal point distance. Elongation of 0 to 17.4 mm. * Varies based on focal point distance. Elongation of 0 to 5 mm.
24.5 17.526
4 4.4
A B ø30 ø30
CA-LHxP dimensions Focus lock screw 37 17.526 1.4 Engraved
AB 1.6 Engraved
Unit: mm
M1.7 2 3 Index line position Index line position
Aperture lock screw 4
CA-LH5P 146° CA-LH8P CA-LH12P
80° 41.6* 8.5 (Max.) 36.5* 6.175 (Max.)
38.3* 7.5 (Max.) ø32.8 1-32 ø29.3
ø32 UNF 27 P0.5 ø16
ø45 1-32 30.5 ø29.4 1-32
43 UNF
P0.75 37° P0.5 ø32 37° UNF
ø32
ø43 ø30 90° ø30 90°
ø15.5 ø33 A-A M27 ø21 ø33 M27 ø22 ø33
M40.5 17.526 12.8 A-A 7.5
37.5 B-B (P=0.5) 12.1 B-B
Focus lock screw (P=0.5) 19 Aperture lock screw
(P=0.5)
Focus lock screw Aperture lock screw
AB
A B
Focus lock screw (red) Focus lock screw (red) Focus lock screw (red)
1-32 UNF 1-32 UNF 1-32 UNF
A B
17.526 C-MOUNT 17.526 C-MOUNT Aperture
17.526 lockC-MOUNT
screw
* Varies based on focal point distance. * Varies based on focal point distance. * Varies based on focal point distance.
Elongation of 0 to 0.25 mm. Elongation of 0 to 0.6 mm. Focus
Elongation of lock
0 to screw
1.0 mm. 12.4
3 × M1.7 5.5
28.5 17.526 36.5 17.526
36.5* 4.9 (Max.) 39.7* 7.3 (Max.)
CA-LH16P 4 4.05 CA-LH25P 4 3 CA-LH35P
120°
38.8*1.8 Engraved4
95°
position
ø30 ø32
ø30ø28.5 ø15.5 1-32UNF ø32ø33M30.5 P0.5 ø21.6 1-32UNF ø33
30.5 1-32
M27
M27 P0.5 ø22.5 ø33 M27 ø22.5 ø33 P0.5M27 UNF ø33
18.25 (P=0.5) 19.5 (P=0.5) (P=0.5)
120° 4 3 × M1.7 105°
3.8 5.8 Index line 37 17.526
21 22.5 A-A B-B
Focus lock screw (red) Focus lock screw (red) 1-32 UNF Focus lock screw (red)A B 1-32 UNF
1-32 UNF
54 10 4 22 4 17.526 C-MOUNT 17.526 C-MOUNT 17.526 C-MOUNT
0.5 based
* Varies 1 on focal point distance. * Varies based on focal point distance. * Varies based on focal point distance.
Elongation of 0 to 1.3 mm. Elongation of 0 to 3.2 mm. Elongation of 0 to 6.5 mm.
CA-LH50P 1-32
UNF
1-32
UNF
1-32
56.2*
UNF
4
ø33
ø30
M27 ø32
(P=0.5)
Lens chart
When using the CA-(H)200M/C camera When using the CA-H048MX/CX camera (784 × 596) When using the CA-(H)035M/C camera
) P) P) P) P) ) ) P) P) P) ) P) P) P)
P (P 2( 6( 5( 5( 0(P P (P 2( 6( 5( (P) P (P 2( 6( 5( (P)
H4 H5 H8 H1 H1 H2 H3 5 H4 H5 H8 H1 H1 H2 5 ) H4 H5 H8 H1 H1 H2 35 )
Field of view Y (mm) A-L A-L A-L A-L A-L A-L A-L -LH 75 Field of view Y (mm) A-L A-L A-L A-L A-L A-L LH30(P Field of view Y (mm) A-L A-L A-L A-L A-L A-L LH 0(P
C C C C C C C CA LH C C C C C C A- H5 C C C C C C A- H5
1000 - 1000 C -L 75 1000 C -L 5
CA 7
CA-LH CA-LH
CA CA
1 1 1
10 100 1000 10000 10 100 1000 10000 10 100 1000 10000
WD (mm) WD (mm) WD (mm)
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CV-L Series
Standard Lens
Space-saving, general-purpose lens
37* 17.526
41.6* 17.526 4 2.2
26.8* 25*
57.5* 17.526 18.3 8.46 16.5
4 5.1 Part number CV-L3 CV-L6 CV-L16 CV-L25 CV-L35 CV-L50
Focal point 20 3.5 mm 6 mm 16 mm 20.5 25 mm 35 mm 50 mm
Specifications
ø45 M43 P0.75 ø15.5 1-32UNF ø34 ø28.5 M27 P0.5 ø21 1-32UNF ø34 ø28.5 M27 P0.5 ø22 1-32UNF
F-stop range (aperture) F1.6 to CLOSE F1.4 to CLOSE F1.6 to CLOSE F1.6 to F16 F1.6 to F16 F1.8 to CLOSE
25
36.5* 17.526
Compatible image size 1/2" 39.5* 17.526 2/3" 36.5* 17.526
21.8* 4.9 (Max.) 23.6* 7.5 (Max.) 28.6* 3.5
11 11 16*
-10.0% -1.8% -0.8% -0.6% -0.2% -0.2%
20 TV distortion* 20 21
(-5.0%) (-1.4%) (-0.2%) (-0.1%) (-0.08%) (-0.1%)
ø33.5 ø27 M25.5 P0.5 ø22.5 1-32UNF ø33.5 ø28.5 M27 P0.5 ø22.5 1-32UNF ø34 ø29 M27 P0.5 1-32UNF
Resolving power 100 cycles/mm at centre, 40 cycles/mm on periphery
Ambient temperature/
0 to +50°C, 35 to 80% RH (No condensation)
humidity range
* Varies based on focal point distance. Elongation of 0 to 2.1 mm.
Weight * Varies based on focal point
Approx. 90distance.
g Elongation
Approx.of70
0 to
g 4.4 mm. Approx. 44 g * VariesApprox.
based on58
focal
g point distance.
Approx.Elongation
85 g of 0 to 10 mm. 50 g
Approx.
*Indicates specification for compatible image size. Value
51*
in parenthesis applies to 1/3" image size.
55* 17.526 17.526
41.5* 3.5 4 3
29*
Lens type CV-L3 CV-L6 CV-L16 CV-L25 CV-L35 CV-L50
20.5
ø34 ø28.5 M27 P0.5
Polarising
1-32UNF filter OP-87894
ø36 M34 OP-54030 ø21.5OP-54029
1-32 ø32 OP-54029 OP-54030 OP-54030
Options Protective filter
19.5 CA-LF43
P=0.5
CA-LF30
UNF
CA-LF27 CA-LF27 CA-LF30 CA-LF30
Sharp cut filter (R60) – – CA-LF27R CA-LF27R – –
5.8
Blue cut filter – CA-LF30Y
22.5* CA-LF27Y CA-LF27Y CA-LF30Y CA-LF30Y
Vignetting
* Varies based on focal point distance. Elongation of 0 to 17.4 mm. may occurbased
* Varies when onafocal
wide-angle lensElongation
point distance. is used with
of 0 toa5filter.
mm.
A B 4 4.4
CV-L3 CV-L6 CV-L16 ø30 ø30
AB 1.6 Engraved
M1.7
Focus lock screw 37 17.526 1.4 Engraved position
2 3 Index line position Index line
Aperture lock screw 4
146°
80°
ø32.8 1-32 ø29.3
ø32 UNF 27 P0.5 ø16
ø45 1-32 30.5 ø29.4 1-32
43 UNF
P0.75 37° P0.5 ø32 37° UNF
ø32
90° 90°
A-A
17.526 12.8 A-A 7.5
37.5 B-B 12.1 B-B
Focus lock screw 19 Aperture lock screw
Focus lock screw Aperture lock screw
AB
A B
ø30 ø32
ø28.5 ø15.5 1-32UNF ø32 M30.5 P0.5 ø21.6 1-32UNF 30.5 1-32
M27 P0.5 P0.5 UNF
18.25 19.5
120° 4 3 × M1.7 105°
3.8 5.8 Index line 37 17.526
21 22.5 A-A B-B
A B
54 10 4 22 4
0.5 1
1-32
UNF
1-32
UNF
1-32
UNF
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CA-LHW/CA-LHL/CA-LM Series
Part number CA-LHW8 CA-LHW12 CA-LHW16 CA-LHW25 CA-LHW35 CA-LHW50 CA-LHL16 CA-LHL25 CA-LHL35
Focal point 8 mm 12.5 mm 16 mm 25 mm 35 mm 50 mm 16 mm 25 mm 35 mm
Specifications F-stop *1
F1.4 to F16 F1.4 to F16 F1.4 to F16 F1.4 to F16 F1.4 to F16 F1.4 to F16 F2.8 to F32 F2.8 to F32 F2.8 to F32
Minimum WD 0.1 m 0.3 m 0.3 m 0.3 m 0.3 m 0.5 m 0.1 m
Mount C-mount Special mount (M40 P0.75)
Filter size 55.0 mm P0.75 35.5 mm P0.5 35.5 mm P0.5 35.5 mm P0.5 35.5 mm P0.5 40.5 mm P0.5 77 mm P0.75 52 mm P0.75 46 mm P0.75
Compatible image
1" 2"
size
-1.2% -1.58% -1.0% -1.0% -0.5% -0.05% -0.05%
TV distortion *2
-0.20% -0.06%
(-1.6%, -1%) (-1%, -0.6%) (-0.7%, -0.4%) (-0.5%, -0.3%) (-0.3%, -0.1%) (0.05%, 0.02%)
Resolving power 120 cycles/mm at centre, 63 cycles/mm on periphery 100 cycles/mm at centre, 80 cycles/mm on periphery
Ambient temperature/
0 to +50°C, 35 to 80% RH (No condensation) 0 to +50°C, 35 to 80% RH (No condensation)
humidity range
Weight Approx. 210 g Approx. 160 g Approx. 150 g Approx. 130 g Approx. 140 g Approx. 210 g Approx. 420 g Approx. 420 g Approx. 330 g
*1 When used with a line scan camera, an aperture of around F 2.8 is recommended. This improves the peripheral resolving power.
*2 Indicates specification for compatible image size. Value in parenthesis applies to 2/3" or 1/2" image sensor size.
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CA-LHW dimensions Unit: mm
CA-LHW8 17.526
CA-LHW12 CA-LHW16
Max. 1.25 58 Max. 1.25 52.9 17.526
6.9 Max. 1.25 51.5 17.526 5.4 4
5.3
ø43 ø43
ø57 ø22.9 ø42 ø22.9 ø42 ø42
ø38 ø38
25.1 25.1
1-32UNF
1-32UNF
1-32UNF C-mount
C-mount
C-mount
ø49
ø43 ø42 ø43 ø42 ø47.5
ø38 ø38 ø44
25.1 25.1 28
1-32UNF 1-32UNF 1-32UNF
C-mount C-mount C-mount
M77 M52
P=0.75 P=0.75 M46 M40
M40 ø45 ø47 ø50 M40 ø48 P=0.75 ø45 ø46 ø47
ø45 ø46 ø47 ø50
ø80 P=0.75 ø54 P=0.75 P=0.75
30
CA-LM0210 30
20.2
CA-LML0210 20.2
15 (8k line scan cameras) 15
10 10
ø56 ø52.5 ø51.5 ø48 M46 1-32UNF ø30 ø50 ø53.5 ø55 ø56 ø52.5 ø51.5 ø48 M46
C-mount M40 ø45 ø50 ø53.5 ø55
P=0.75 P=0.75 P=0.75
48.4 4 5
48.4
(7) (8.5)
112.9 112.9
(142.4) 17.526 (142.4) 17.526
* Maximum outer diameter dimensions from the centre of the CA-LM0210/CA-LML0210 lens and including the screw head:
Aperture side (tip side): 30.25 mm. Zoom side (camera side): 32.25 mm.
OP-87337 (Dedicated mounting stand for the macro lens) OP-87319 (F-mount adaptor for 8k line scan cameras)
* CA-LM(L)0210 only
Location of mounting screws 58 37.6
for the stand main unit* 10 28.974±0.05 5
(30)
5
ø3
34
M40
P=0.75 ø59
68
34.75
79
Lens chart When using the CA-LHW Series When using the CA-LHL Series
2k/4k line scan camera 2 6 5 5 0 8k line scan camera 6 5 5
W8 W1 W1 W2 W3 W5 L1 L2 L3
-LH -LH -LH -LH -LH -LH -LH -LH -LH
CA CA CA CA CA CA 1000
CA CA CA
1000
0.5
0.5
Field of view X (mm)
1.0
Field of view X (mm)
1.0
1.5 1.5 5 ×0.25
100 100
×0.25 ×0.5
×0.75
×0.5 ×1.0 CA-LML0210
×0.75
CA-LM0210
×1.0
10 10
1 1
10 100 1000 10000 10 100 WD (mm) 1000 10000
WD (mm)
2048 pixels/4096 pixels 8192 pixels (When using the CA-HL08MX)
(When using the CA-HL02MX/CA-HL04MX)
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CA-LMHR Series
VPR equipped With conventional telecentric macro lenses, the selections were limited and depended on the characteristic
optical magnifications of the lenses. The VPR (Variable Pixel Resolution) mechanism not only makes it
possible to select lenses intuitively according to the pixel resolution but also brings a level of freedom to
the range over which optical magnification can be adjusted.
* These lenses are designed with optical magnification to match 5 megapixels (3.45 μm/pixel) and 2 megapixels (4.4 μm/pixel).
Distortion free All models have a TV distortion of 0.02% or lower. This reduces distortion to
0.25 pixels or less over the entire image even for a 5 megapixel camera. These
lenses are the perfect choice for a wide range of applications from dimension
measurement to alignment.
Ultra high-resolution These lenses have been designed with consistently high resolution not only in the centre of the image but
design on its periphery as well. Even with a unit cell size of 3.45 μm/pixel, every part of the screen exhibits high
resolution and contrast.
CA-LMHR CA-LM
Even for the most detailed part of the chart, sufficient contrast Because the resolution is insufficient, the contrast is extremely
between the white and black lines is obtained. low, which makes it impossible to sufficiently recognise the edges.
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Part number CA-LMHR04 CA-LMHR08 CA-LMHR13 CA-LMHR20 CA-LMHR40
Specifications
Pixel resolution*1
(US 3.5 μm: low magnification to 10 μm/pixel 5 μm/pixel 3 μm/pixel 2 μm/pixel 1 μm/pixel
US 4.4 μm: high magnification)
Optical magnification ×0.35 to ×0.44 ×0.69 to ×0.88 ×1.15 to ×1.47 ×1.73 to ×2.20 ×3.45 to ×4.41
Low magnification 112.7 mm 111.0 mm 111.6 mm 114.8 mm 65.9 mm
WD*2
High magnification 112.7 mm 111.0 mm 111.6 mm 109.4 mm 65.9 mm
2/3"
24.0 × 20.2 mm 12.2 × 10.3 mm 7.3 × 6.2 mm 4.8 × 4.1 mm 2.4 × 2.1 mm
Low magnification
2/3"
19.1 × 16.1 mm 9.5 × 8.0 mm 5.7 × 4.8 mm 3.8 × 3.2 mm 1.9 × 1.6 mm
High magnification
Field of view
1/1.8"
20.1 × 15.1 mm 10.2 × 7.7 mm 6.1 × 4.6 mm 4.1 × 3.1 mm 2.0 × 1.5 mm
Low magnification
1/1.8"
16.0 × 12.0 mm 8.0 × 6.0 mm 4.8 × 3.6 mm 3.2 × 2.4 mm 1.6 × 1.2 mm
High magnification
F-stop range Low magnification 4.4 to 18 5.6 to 21 5.7 to 35 6.8 to 43 8.6 to 183
(aperture) High magnification 5.5 to 22 7.1 to 27 7.3 to 45 8.7 to 56 11 to 234
Resolving power Centre/periphery: 120 cycles/mm
Resolution*3 8.39 μm 5.4 μm 3.3 μm 2.6 μm 1.68 μm
Low magnification 0.02% 0.005% 0.011% 0.001% 0.015%
TV distortion
High magnification 0.01% -0.001% -0.015% 0.011% -0.002%
Low magnification 10.449 mm 2.689 mm 0.968 mm 0.428 mm 0.108 mm
Depth of field*4
High magnification 6.612 mm 1.653 mm 0.592 mm 0.264 mm 0.066 mm
Mount C-mount
Ambient temperature/
0 to +50°C, 35 to 80% RH (No condensation)
humidity range
Weight Approx. 400 g Approx. 285 g Approx. 330 g Approx. 410 g Approx. 650 g
*1 The pixel resolution is the field of view per pixel. This varies depending on the camera used.
US = Unit cell size (size of 1 pixel)
The CA-LMHR Series can also be used at pixel resolutions other than those listed here depending on the optical magnification.
*2 WD indicates the distance from the tip of the lens to the workpiece. Changing the magnification changes this distance.
*3 The smallest resolvable feature able to be detected under 550 nm wavelength light.
*4 The depth of field is a theoretical value calculated with an F-stop of 16 and a circle of least confusion of 40 μm.
This varies depending on the F-stop.
* The above values were calculated according to optical design values. Actual values for individual lenses will differ according to
precision of assembly.
Dimensions Unit: mm
16.8
* Varies based on 5.0 * Varies based on * Varies based on 6.5
35.6 1-32 UNF 33.9 1-32 UNF 31 1-32 UNF
focal point distance. C-MOUNT
focal point distance. focal point distance.
C-MOUNT C-MOUNT
Elongation of Elongation of Elongation of
0 to 20.7 mm. 0 to 21.2 mm. 0 to 10.0 mm.
(The extension amount is at its maximum value (The extension amount is at its maximum value (The extension amount is at its maximum value
when the magnification is at its maximum value.) when the magnification is at its maximum value.) when the magnification is at its maximum value.)
CA-LMHR20 CA-LMHR40
127* 17.526 166.5* 17.526
3.5
126 3.5
165.5
34.3 31.5
30.6 36.3
* Varies based on 41.5 1-32 UNF * Varies based on 77.5 1-32 UNF
focal point distance. C-MOUNT focal point distance. C-MOUNT
50.5 89.3
Elongation of Elongation of
0 to 20.6 mm. 0 to 13.5 mm.
(The extension amount is at its maximum value (The extension amount is at its maximum value
when the magnification is at its maximum value.) when the magnification is at its maximum value.)
• Fix in place the areas marked as in the figure by using a method so that the tightening becomes uniform.
• Fix in place both the camera and the lens.
• If this product will be attached to a piece of equipment, ensure that this product is insulated from the equipment.
• With this product, changing the magnification causes the lens to extend and retract. Therefore, fix the lens in place after the magnification has been set.
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CA-LMHE Series
21 megapixel camera +
21 megapixel camera + CA-LMHE CA-LHE + close-up ring
Resolution comparison
Even the extremely detailed parts can be imaged with high Even though the magnification is roughly the same, the resolution
ø50
contrast. is insufficient
ø39.5 due to the effect of the close-up ring, which means ø42
that contrast cannot be obtained. 31.1
16.8
33.9 1-32 UNF
C-MOUNT
Specifications
Part number CA-LMHE0510 CA-LMHE20 Dimensions CA-LMHE0510 Unit: mm
Optical magnification ×0.5 to ×1.0 ×2.0 119.6* 17.526
10 93.5 4
WD*1 ×0.5 80.0 mm 13.5 5.5
(at reference 80.6 mm
magnification) ×1.0 81.8 mm
Compatible image size 4/3" (ø23 mm)
Field of view ø80 ø64 ø39.5 ø80
(at reference 35.7 × 28.6 mm to 17.8 × 14.3 mm 8.9 × 7.1 mm ø79 ø42 ø82
magnification)
F-stop range (aperture) 5.0 to 32 5.0 to 72 47
Resolving power Centre/periphery: 120 cycles/mm
* Varies based on focal point 24.5 1-32 UNF
×0.5 6.7 µm distance.
Resolution*3 1.7 µm 49.5 C-MOUNT
×1.0 3.4 µm Elongation of 0 to 31.9 mm.
(The extension amount is at its maximum value
×0.5 0.10% when the magnification is at its minimum value.)
TV distortion 0.10%
×1.0 0.10%
×0.5 5.12 mm CA-LMHE20
Depth of field*2 0.320 mm 17.526
×1.0 1.28 mm 151
10 128.5 4
Mount C-mount 28.8 5.9
Ambient temperature/ ø41.5
0 to +50°C, 35 to 80% RH (No condensation)
humidity range
Weight Approx. 1050 g Approx. 830 g ø64 ø42
*1 WD indicates the distance from the tip of the lens to the workpiece. Changing the magnification 34.5
changes this distance.
*2 The depth of field is a theoretical value calculated with an F-stop of 16 and a circle of least
confusion of 40 μm. This varies depending on the F-stop. ø63
*3 The smallest resolvable feature able to be detected under 550 nm wavelength light. 1-32 UNF
51.5
* Depending on factors such as the installation orientation and the vibrations of the environment, C-MOUNT
consider reinforcing the installation such as by implementing countermeasures to hold the lens in
place. For information on the locations to hold the lens in place, see the installation examples. • Fix in place the areas marked as in the figure by using
* The above values were calculated according to optical design values. Actual values for individual a method so that the tightening becomes uniform.
lenses will differ according to precision of assembly.
• Fix in place both the camera and the lens.
• If this product will be attached to a piece of equipment,
ensure that this product is insulated from the equipment.
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CA-LM Series
Dimensions Unit: mm
Variable Aperture
CA-LM0510 magnification
ring
ring 3.5
C-mount
M30.5
ø33 × 0.5 ø42
ø40 ø32
ø38
ø30
ø40.8 24.35
CA-LM0307
3.5 C-mount
ø39.8
M37.5 × 0.5
ø30
ø40
ø40.6
ø41.8
ø48
29.1
50
113.2
2 × M2
116.8
131.7 17.526
* When producing tools for use in holding the lens in place, use OP-87524 or
a split mould or similar object to hold in place the shaded parts in the figure.
6868 41.2
41.2
68 (34.5)
(34.5)
41.2
OP-87524 (34.5)
Telecentric Macro
Lens Dedicated
securing stand
70 70
70
*CA-LM0307 only
Specifications
Part number CA-LM0510 CA-LM0307
Optical magnification (Reference magnification) ×0.5 to ×1.0 ×0.3 to ×0.75
(131.7)
(131.7) (48.3)*
(48.3)*
WD ×0.5 111 mm ×0.3 177.8 mm
(at reference magnification) (131.7) (48.3)*
×1.0 78 mm ×0.75 97 mm
Compatible image size 2/3"
25 25
25
CA-LM0510 and CA-LH50) The telecentric lens A standard lens is affected by the height
maintains the correct change in the target. When the distance
image size despite the from the lens is short, the captured image
4.5 mm height difference size becomes large. When the distance
in the target (right to left). from the lens is long, the captured image
size becomes small.
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CA-LMH Series
Long WD and high A type with a WD of 110 mm, which makes it easy to install inside devices, has been added to the lineup.
resolution This lens has both support for 2/3" images and a compact and lightweight design. Models with support for
coaxial lighting are also available in all types.
Installation in narrow The right-angle mirror (OP-87895) makes it possible to bend the
spaces made possible by optical axis by 90 degrees. This enables installations in narrow
spaces. The right-angle mirror can also be used with lenses
the right-angle mirror other than the CA-LMH Series.*
* Check in advance whether problems such as vignetting occur.
Example of
Distortion free All models have a TV distortion of 0.01% or lower. These lenses actual TV distortion measurements
enable a wide range of highly precise measurements from
dimension measurement to alignment.
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Specifications
Part number CA-LMH05 CA-LMH10 CA-LMH20 CA-LMHA05 CA-LMHA10 CA-LMHA20
Type Standard Coaxial
Optical magnification ×0.5 ×1.0 ×2.0 ×0.5 ×1.0 ×2.0
WD*1 110.2 mm 110.1 mm 110.2 mm 110.2 mm 110.1 mm 110.2 mm
Compatible image size 2/3"
1/3" 7.2 × 9.6 3.6 × 4.8 1.8 × 2.4 7.2 × 9.6 3.6 × 4.8 1.8 × 2.4
Field of view (mm) 1/2" 9.6 × 12.8 4.8 × 6.4 2.4 × 3.2 9.6 × 12.8 4.8 × 6.4 2.4 × 3.2
2/3" 13.2 × 17.6 6.6 × 8.8 3.3 × 4.4 13.2 × 17.6 6.6 × 8.8 3.3 × 4.4
F-stop range (aperture) 9.6 11.1 13.5 9.6 11.1 13.5
Resolution (target side)*2 12.9 μm 7.5 μm 4.5 μm 12.9 μm 7.5 μm 4.5 μm
TV distortion (2/3") 0.00% 0.00% 0.01% 0.00% 0.00% 0.01%
Depth of field*3 3.1 mm 0.9 mm 0.3 mm 3.1 mm 0.9 mm 0.3 mm
Mount C-mount
Ambient temperature/humidity range 0 to +50°C, 35 to 80% RH (no condensation)
Weight Approx. 100 g Approx. 95 g Approx. 130 g Approx. 110 g Approx. 105 g Approx. 140 g
*1 WD indicates the distance from the tip of the lens to the workpiece.
*2 The smallest resolvable feature able to be detected under 550 nm wavelength light.
*3 The depth of field is a theoretical value calculated with a circle of least confusion of 40 μm.
* Depending on factors such as the installation orientation and the vibrations of the environment, consider reinforcing the installation such as by implementing countermeasures to hold the lens in place. For information
on the locations to hold the lens in place, see the installation examples.
* The above values were calculated according to optical design values. Actual values for individual lenses will differ according to precision of assembly.
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Right-angle mirror Part number OP-87895
* Fix the right-angle mirror in place separately from OP-87895 4.8
the lens. The mirror cannot be fixed to the lens.
Monitor image Mirror image During use, ensure that there is some space between
OP-87895 Internal optical the right-angle mirror and the lens.
path length 40.4 mm 31
Differences will arise from factors such as the
Weight Approx. 120 g right-angle mirror's assembly accuracy. Install a tool
that makes it possible to adjust the installation positions
of the right-angle mirror and the camera separately. 31 Internal optical path 22.1
length=40.4 mm
Screen printing 31 45
alignment 25
9.5 7.3
42.5
Cameras can be installed 33.5
4.5
in narrow spaces.
4 × M3, d=5 mm
26 35
With resin part attached
(when shipped from the factory)
Dimensions Unit: mm
C-MOUNT
1-32 UNF
1-32 UNF
1-32 UNF
ø33.0
ø28.0
ø28.0
ø34.0
ø34.0
ø34.0
C-MOUNT
C-MOUNT
1-32 UNF
1-32 UNF
1-32 UNF
ø34.0
ø33.0
ø28.0
ø34.0
ø28.0
ø34.0
• Fix in place the areas marked as in the figure by using a method so that the tightening becomes uniform.
• When fixing in place the lens, fix in place both the camera and the lens.
• If this product will be attached to a piece of equipment, ensure that this product is insulated from the equipment.
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CA-LM Series
The CA-LM Series is equipped with a variable focal adjustment slider that enables fine
Variable focal adjustment adjustment of the back lens focal distance error relative to the camera. Enabling clean and
for delicate adjustment clear image capture.
Part number CA-LM1 CA-LM2 CA-LM4 CA-LM6 CA-LM8 CA-LMA1 CA-LMA2 CA-LMA4
Type Standard Coaxial
Specifications Optical magnification
×1 ×2 ×4 ×6 ×8 ×1 ×2 ×4
(reference magnification)
Approx. ±3% relative Approx. ±3% relative Approx. ±5% relative
Magnification range — Approx. ±5% relative to reference axis —
to reference axis to reference axis to reference axis
WD (at reference magnification) 67 mm 66.9 mm
70.3 mm 64.4 mm 64.5 mm 67 mm 66.9 mm 70.3 mm
Compatible image size 2/3" 1/2" 2/3" 1/2"
Field of view 1/3" 3.6 × 4.8 mm 1.8 × 2.4 mm 0.9 × 1.2 mm 0.6 × 0.8 mm 0.45 × 0.6 mm 3.6 × 4.8 mm 1.8 × 2.4 mm 0.9 × 1.2 mm
(at reference 1/2" 4.8 × 6.4 mm 2.4 × 3.2 mm 1.2 × 1.6 mm 0.8 × 1.07 mm 0.6 × 0.8 mm 4.8 × 6.4 mm 2.4 × 3.2 mm 1.2 × 1.6 mm
magnification) 2/3" 6.6 × 8.8 mm — — — — 6.6 × 8.8 mm — —
F-stop range (aperture) 11.5 15.4 26.5 39.3 52.4 11.5 15.4 26.5
Depth of field 920 µm 400 µm 172 µm 111 µm 79 µm 920 µm 400 µm 172 µm
Max. TV distortion 0.02% -0.04% -0.22% -0.10% -0.04% 0.02% -0.04% -0.22%
Resolution 7.7 µm 5.1 µm 4.5 µm 4.4 µm 4.4 µm 7.7 µm 5.1 µm 4.5 µm
Mount C-mount
Ambient temperature/
0 to +50°C, 80% RH (No condensation)
humidity range
Weight Approx. 66 g Approx. 57 g Approx. 58 g Approx. 64 g Approx. 67 g Approx. 75 g Approx. 62 g Approx. 66 g
* Working distance indicates a working distance of each lens at reference magnification. Working distance will vary depending on magnification
adjustment. (Excluding CA-LM1/LMA1)
* The indicated depth of field is a theoretical value that assumes 1/2" or 2/3" Image size and a horizontal resolution of 320 TV lines. (Circle of least
confusion is 40 μm in the image)
* The smallest resolvable feature able to be detected under 550 nm wavelength light.
* The above values are all calculated according to optical design values. Actual values for individual lenses will differ according to precision of assembly.
Dimensions CA-LM1
W.D. 95.5 3.5
CA-LMA1 Unit: mm
W.D. 95.5 3.5
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26
Lighting mount ø14
21 7.5 ø8
CA-LM2/4/6/8 CA-LMA2/4 ø16
L 4 L 4
B C B CA-LM CA-LM
(A)4 CA-LM6 CA-LM8
A 7 C-mount A 7 C-mount
(A)2
L
(Length) 63.5 69.3 80.6 95.0
ø16 -0.1
0 ø29 ø16 -0.1
0
ø29 A
(Adjusting range) 7.0 9.3 7.7 7.6
B
W.D. W.D.
25
(Adjustment position) 13.0 15.1 20.5 34.9
C
(Coaxial position) 30.7 31.8 — —
ø8 ø14
ø16 Illumination attachment
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CA-LS/CA-LHS Series
OP-66833
8 mm 16 mm 25 mm 50 mm 5 mm 10 mm
CA-LHS8 CA-LHS16 CA-LHS25 CA-LHS50 OP-66830 OP-66831 OP-66832
Dimensions ø17
Unit: mm
ø17
Lens Close-up ring Polarising filter Side view attachment
CA-LHSx A
B
OP-66830 (5 mm) OP-66832 OP-66833 4 × M1.6
Screw for securing lens
C Special mount OP-66831 (10 mm) 3 × M1.6
Screw for
securing lens
12.5 M15.5 P0.5
ø17 Female screw 8 Optical axis Target
B OP-66830 OP-66831 3 31.8
9.5 E 4.2 24.9 2.6 (Internal optical path 15 3
A
Special A 5 10 length = 25.8)
CA-LHS8 CA-LHS16 CA-LHS25 CA-LHS50 mount B 8 13 ø25 Lens insert
A 40.4 23.9 24.9 40.4 C 17 17 Lens Target 27.4 depth: 5 23.3 15 30
D øC
B 28.6 17.9 18.6 27.1 Special D M15.5 P=0.5 Female screw insertion 9.5
C 19.6 8.9 9.6 18.1 mount E M15.5 P=0.5 Male screw opening
3.1 2 × M2, d=8
(Unit: mm) (Unit: mm)
4 mm 6 mm 16 mm 30 mm 5 mm 10 mm
CA-LS4 CA-LS6 CA-LS16 CA-LS30 OP-51500 OP-51501 OP-51502
Dimensions ø12
Unit: mm
Lens A
Close-up ring Polarising filter Side view attachment
ø12
CA-LSx B
C OP-51500 (5 mm) OP-51502 OP-51503 4 × M1.6
10
ø12 OP-51501 (10 mm) Screw for Screw for securing
lens
Special mount 3 × M1.6 securing lens
7.2 B E OP-51500 OP-51501 Optical axis
M10.5 P0.5 Female screw A 8 (Internal optical path Target
Special A 5 10
4.2 3 21
CA-LS4 CA-LS6 CA-LS16 CA-LS30 mount B 8 13 13.7 2.8 length = 15.3) 3
9.7
A 16.7 21.3 20.4 27 D øC C 12 12 Lens Lens insert
B 11.5 15.9 10.2 13.2 D M10.5 P=0.5 Female screw insertion Target 14.9 depth: 4.5 14.7 10
Special opening 17.5
C 8.5 12.9 7.2 10.2 mount E M10.5 P=0.5 Male screw 6.25
3 ø20 d=5
* Vignetting occurs in the images when this part is used in
combination with the CA-LS4/LS6.
30 mm
2 megapixel Colour type 0.31 megapixel Colour type Size comparison with
CA-HS200C CA-HS035C standard cameras
2 megapixel Monochrome Type 0.31 megapixel Monochrome Type (CA-HS035C)
CA-HS200M CA-HS035M
12 × 12 mm body size
(1/10 the size when
compared to
conventional model)
12 mm
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CA-LF Series
Filters / Options
Filters support a variety of detections.
80
R-60
60
40
20
0
500 550 600 650 700 750 800
Wavelength (nm) (Reference data)
Without sharp cut filter With sharp cut filter
The fluorescent light is reflected by the Ambient light is suppressed, which enables
metal surface. imaging.
Lineup M25.5 P0.5 M27 P0.5 M30.5 P0.5 M34 P0.5 M43 P0.75
Blue cut filter Transmitted wavelength: 540 nm or higher CA-LF25Y CA-LF27Y CA-LF30Y — —
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Polarising filter Polarisation principle
Light (1) is polarised with polarising filter A so only horizontal light (2) is transmitted to
the target. Because polarising filter B is set to accept vertical light only, the specular
light (3) reflected from the film surface is rejected. However, the diffuse reflected light
(4) from the target has a vertical component (5) that is allowed to pass through B to
the camera.
Lighting Camera
(1) (5)
Polarising Polarising
filter filter
A (2) B
(4)
(3)
Glass,
film, etc.
Dimensions Unit: mm
CA-LF25 CA-LF27
CA-LF25R CA-LF27R CA-LF30
CA-LF25Y CA-LF27Y CA-LF30Y OP-51603 5 3.5 OP-54029 5 3.5 OP-54030 5 3.5
Optional parts OP-51612 Close-up ring set (For C-mount type cameras)
The focal range of the lens can be changed by using close-up rings
between the camera and the lens.
For the thickness to use, see the FOV chart for each lens.
The set contains rings with five different thicknesses: 0.5 mm, 1 mm, 5 mm, 10 mm, and 22 mm.
0.5 1
54 10 4 22 4 Unit: mm
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Technical Guide Effective uses of lenses
Lens 3.6 mm
WD (working distance) and FOV (field of view) are determined by the lens focal distance
and the cameras image sensor size. When WD is outside the range where close up rings
are required, the following proportional expression can be used for WD and FOV.
Example: For a 45 mm FOV at a lens focal distance of 16 mm and with an image
WD Focal distance sensor size of 3.6 mm, WD should be 200 mm.
=
FOV Image sensor size 45 mm
WD = 16 mm × = 200 mm
3.6 mm
the graph (lens selection chart) on the right. The log vs log graph shows lines indicating the
relationship between WD and FOV for different lenses with different focal specifications (3.5 mm,
6 mm, 16 mm and 50 mm). The WD and FOV for a lens can be determined at the intersection of
these lines. In a range where the WD is outside of the lenses normal specification close up rings can
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be used to change the focal length of the lens. Close up rings are mounted in between the lens and
the camera and on the graph areas of the lens line that have a bracket around them indicate the Thickness of
Field of view (mm)
size of close up ring (mm) along with the WD and FOV range they can be used for. close-up
rings
* There are differences between lenses, so the same field of view and the same WD may not be
obtained even under the same conditions. When attaching the lens, prepare an adjustable 10
installation jig. Also, WD in the field of view graph indicates the distance from the tip of the lens
fitting to the workpiece.
1
1 10 100 1000 10000
The field of view that is actually imaged is determined according to the optical magnification written on the macro lens and the size of the image sensor used.
Field of view with a lens with an optical Field of view with a lens with an optical
Image sensor size
magnification of ×1 magnification of ×4
5 megapixel 2 megapixel 5 megapixel 2 megapixel 5 megapixel 2 megapixel
8.39 × 7.07 mm 7.20 × 5.40 mm 8.39 × 7.07 mm 7.20 × 5.40 mm 2.10 × 1.77 mm 1.80 × 1.35 mm
With a ×1 lens, the image sensor size equals the field of view. With a ×4 lens, the field of view is 1/4 the image sensor size.
The maximum compatible image size is written on each lens. Check that the image The resolving power is prescribed for each lens. Generally speaking, for cameras with
sensor size used is less than or equal to the compatible image size. It is not a problem high pixel counts, the unit cell size (the size of a single pixel) is small, which means
if the compatible image size is greater than the image sensor size. that lenses with high resolution are required.
If the compatible image size is less than the image sensor size, vignetting, in which
the periphery of the image is dark, may occur.
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Aperture and depth of field
Rear Front
Depth of field means the range where an image is kept in focus. As the depth of Lens
Focal
field becomes large, the lens provides higher tolerance against vertical movement point
and subsequently a more stable inspection.
Depth of
focus
Depth of
Conditions to extend depth of field field
1) A
s the lens-to-target distance becomes greater, the depth of field becomes larger. To easily see and calculate depth of field a ruler can be used on an
NOTE: When close-up rings and a macro lens are used, the depth of field is naturally reduced. inclined surface. Taking the two extreme points on the ruler (top
2) A s the aperture is reduced, the depth of field becomes larger. and bottom) when the mark is last in focus gives the hypotenuse
distance of a triangle. Knowing the incline of the surface means the
NOTE: Even with the same lens, you can easily obtain focused images by increasing the
depth can be calculated with a simple trig calculation.
illumination intensity with the aperture reduced.
Depth of field
Sin θ =
Top ruler point - Bottom ruler point
Alternatively the height difference of the two points will also result in
the same value.
Camera
When aperture is reduced When aperture is open
(CA-LH25) (CA-LH25)
Field of view
Ruler
(3 mm)
15 mm
45° incline
Comparison with a 5 megapixel, Lens with a depth of field of 0.13 mm Lens with a depth of field of 0.4 mm
×2 optical magnification macro lens and an F-stop of 6.8 (CA-LMHR20) and an F-stop of 15.4 (CA-LM2)
Test chart Not only are the detailed edges displayed more The edges are not clear and, in
clearly but there is also sufficient contrast addition, the contrast is extremely low.
between the white and black parts. This lens However, the depth of field is deeper
has a variable aperture, so the balance than that obtained with the lens on the
between resolution and depth of field can be left.
adjusted by reducing the aperture (increasing
the F-stop).
The number of pairs of white and black lines that appear to be separated per millimetre in the white/black chart of the image The width of the
surface is called the resolving power. Also, the minimum pitch with which two points that are separated by a small amount can be white or black
visually distinguished is called the resolution. Normally, the resolution is used to refer to the target object and the resolving power line is the
resolution.
is used to refer to the image.
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Technical Guide Effective uses of lenses
Aspherical lens
Aberration caused by
Generally, spherical lenses are used in standard lens design. If a machine Spherical lens focus position error
vision lens is comprised of spherical surfaces only, aberrations can easily
occur, resulting in blurred or curved images. On the other hand,
the CA‑LHR Series uses “aspherical lens”, whose surfaces have been
designed in a combination of various curvatures. Aspherical designs reduce
lens thickness, providing compact design suitable for machine vision
environments, while suppressing aberrations at the same time.
Aspherical lens No focus position error =
No Aberration
Floating structure
The CA-LHE/LHR/LH/LHP Series lenses are comprised of up to 11 lenses Infinite far shooting Close-up shooting
grouped at the front or back of the lens. CA-LHE/LHR/LH/LHP Series has a Front group Rear group Front group Rear group
floating mechanism that can move the front and rear groups of the internal
lenses separately, so that several lenses can work together effectively. When
the front group of lenses moves during focus adjustment, the rear group of
lenses moves to an appropriate position for optimised distortion correction.
Thus, the CA-LHE/LHR/LH/LHP Series ensure high performance by
maintaining optimum positions for the lens groups whether the target focal
point is near or far to the lens and camera. Rear group correction Rear group correction
(Floating) (Floating)
During focus adjustment, the rear group of lenses moves to correct distortion.
Colour aberration
When a lens is comprised of a combination of several optical glasses, colour Conceptual colour aberration diagram
aberration is inevitable. Colour aberration means a focus position difference
Standard optical glass
due to wavelength. The refractive index of glass or plastic varies depending
on wavelength. Therefore, when light is received, the focus position varies
depending on the range of light and associated wavelengths, causing the
captured image to be blurred. The CA-LHE/LHR/LH/LHP Series uses
“low-scattering glass” for the lens material, in order to suppress colour
aberration to a minimum. Thus, the CA-LHE/LHR/LH/LHP Series obtains a Blurred image
Blue Green Red
low refractive index and low scattering characteristics which are not
available with general optical glass, resulting in higher resolution than Low-scattering glass
Focused image
F-stop
The F-stop (also known as the F-number) is a reference that In reality, a lens does not transmit all the light. The lens reflects some of the light.
indicates the brightness of the lens. Accurately speaking, the Moreover, using multiple lenses in order to reduce aberrations decreases the amount
F-stop is a value obtained by dividing the lens’ focal length by of light that is transmitted. With this in mind, lenses that transmit a large amount of light
the diameter of its entrance pupil. and result in a bright image are expressed as being “bright” and, on the other hand,
The “F” of F-stop comes from the word “focal.” lenses that transmit a small amount of light are expressed as being “dark.”
The relationship between the focal distance of a lens and the diameter of its entrance
pupil—that is, the F-stop—is one of the major factors that determines whether a lens is
bright or dark. “Bright lenses” are those with small F-stop values, and “dark lenses” are
F= f
F : F-stop those with large F-stop values. For general compact cameras, “F = 2.5,” “1:2.5,” or a
D : Diameter
of the lens’ similar indication is made on the lens to indicate that the F-stop is 2.5.
D entrance pupil
f : Focal length of the lens
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Distortion
Typical machine vision distortion means there is a ratio of difference between the
centre and outer points of a captured image. Due to aberrations the level of distortion Barrel h
distortion
gets greater the further you are from the centre of the image. There are two types of
distortions: “barrel” (negative ratio) and “pincushion” (positive ratio). As the absolute h
value of distortion decreases, the more precise, or flat, the images becomes.
Ideal image
Pincushion type shape
Barrel type
Actual shape of
The CA-LMHR Series attains distortion-free (0.02% image with barrel
or less) images, which makes it possible to capture distortion
images with no distortion even at the edges of the Calculation Δh
screen for applications such as dimension formula TV distortion (Dtv) = 100(%)
measurement. 2h
A positive (+) value of TV distortion results in
pincushion-type distortion. A negative (-) value of
TV distortion results in barrel-type distortion.
Reference: Distortion data Focal point distance CA-LH Series Comparison with conventional lens Conventional lens
8 mm/6 mm CA-LH8 −0.6% Good 3 times higher accuracy CV-L6 −1.8% Fair
16 mm CA-LH16 −0.05% Excellent 16 times higher accuracy CV-L16 −0.8% Fair
25 mm CA-LH25 −0.04% Excellent 15 times higher accuracy CV-L25 −0.6% Fair
50 mm CA-LH50 −0.03% Good 6.7 times higher accuracy CV-L50 −0.2% Fair
* Typical value for compatible image size
Generally speaking, the smallest F-stop is obtained when the F1.8 (fully open)
aperture is fully open. This also gives the best resolution at the With the aperture fully open, a high resolution is obtained at the centre of the image, but
centre of the lens.* However, the resolution on the periphery of the
the edges of the screen become dark due to the peripheral light intensity difference, which
lens and the difference between light intensity at the centre of the
lens and on the periphery of the lens both take on their best values
causes the resolution in this area to become low.
when the lens aperture is reduced to a certain degree. The larger Centre Periphery
the image sensor size, the clearer this trend becomes.
5 megapixel + CA-LHR16
Periphery
Centre F3.6
(In this situation, the light intensity is 1/4 that of the F1.8 situation. The shutter speed is adjusted
so that the centre brightness is the same.)
Reducing the aperture leads to less of a decrease in peripheral light intensity and also
improves the peripheral resolution. Generally speaking, the overall balance is at its best when
* Depending on the lens, the highest centre the F-stop is 1.4 to 2 times the value obtained when the aperture is fully open.
resolution may also be obtained by slightly
reducing the aperture. Centre Periphery
Q&A
Q I saw the resolution in the lens specifications. Is it impossible to Q Why can’t I focus images to the depth of field listed in the catalogue
perform imaging at values lower than the resolution? specifications?
A The resolution listed for macro lenses and similar lenses indicates the A The depth of field listed for macro lenses and similar lenses is a value that
distance between two lines at which the lines can be recognised. has been calculated with a ø40 μm permissible circle of confusion. This
It does not mean that a lens with a resolution of 10 μm cannot has been the custom ever since the resolution of 240000 pixel-class
recognise a workpiece moving 5 μm. So long as the pixel resolution is cameras started being expressed as the standard. With current
sufficient, it is possible to recognise movement of a workpiece at or high-pixel cameras, images will not be brought into focus according to
below the lens resolution. the values in the catalogue specifications. There is a noticeable
However, scratches and pin holes whose size is at or below the divergence between the catalogue values and the actual values the
resolution cannot be imaged. lower the macro lens magnification becomes (the wider the field of view
displayed by the lens becomes). However, the degree to which
Q How is the pixel resolution determined? unfocused images can be permitted depends on the application, so the
focus must be checked with the actual workpieces.
A The pixel resolution is determined by dividing the field of view by the Also, our lineup includes macro lenses that are equipped with apertures.
number of pixels of the image sensor. Reducing the aperture extends the depth of field, so it is possible to
With the same field of view, a high-pixel camera gives a higher pixel adjust the depth of field while maintaining the image sensor.
resolution, which is useful in detections.
* Reducing the aperture extends the depth of field but also makes
the resolution worse.
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CA-M/CA-U Series
Multi-touch enabled 12" touch panel CA-MP120T (Only compatible with XG-X2000/XG-X1000/XG-7000/XG-8000/CV-X400/CV-X300 Series)
12" LCD colour monitor CA-MP120
Dimensions Unit: mm
10
th
Touch panel LCD monitor CA-MP120T dep
ive
ect
247.4
4 Eff
75
(Effective display area) 4-M
(Effective display area)
CA-MP120T
6.5 35
75
+
OP-87262
186
255 240
ø10 (Monitor stand for the
8.1
CA-MP120T/ CA-MP120)
15 28
360 6 (49.5) 342
55.5
Panel mounting diagram Panel thickness: Mounting bracket Panel cut measurement
1.6 to 4 Mounting screw
(Mounting bracket
dimensions) 242 +1
0
263
Number of dots 1024 (W) × 768 (H) dots or 800 (W) × 600 (H) dots
75
Display panel
6.5
35
255
186
240
Input/output
263
242 +1
0
Connector High-intensity D-sub 15-pin female (3-way, inch screw)
Touch panel connector* D-sub 9-pin male (2-way, inch screw) —
157.5 156.5
Console connector Connector for RJ45 use —
344 +1
0
60
8.4" LCD colour monitor CA-MP82
156 6 34
170.4
(Effective display area) 219.5 +1
0
Part number CA-MP82
Display Number of dots 1024 (W) × 768 (H) dots
Monitor 230 109.2 144.6 144.6 panel Active display area 170.4 (W) × 127.8 (H) mm
mounting stand 30°
OP-42278 Backlight Average operating life Approx. 80000 hours (Vertical installation at 25°C)
Input signal VGA (0.7 Vp-p, 75 Ω)
236 Input/ 1024 (W) × 768 (H) dots, Vertical frequency: 60 Hz or
Input signal mode
output 800 (W) × 600 (H) dots, Vertical frequency: 60 Hz
146
30° Connector High-intensity D-sub 15-pin female (3-way, inch screw)
Power supply voltage 24 VDC ±10%
4
×
21.5 66.5 .6
:5 Rating
R
77.5 75 pth
2.
5 ,
M4 de Ambient temperature 0 to +40°C
5
4 × ective
eff Ambient humidity 35 to 85% RH
110.2
8 39 Panel-mounting type, Only the front surface provides dust-proof/
75 Construction
4-ø
6 drip-proof structure equivalent to IP65f.
130 24.3 93.5
210 52.5 Weight Approx. 1200 g
76.2 38
31.5
135
* Optional accessory for CA-MP82: OP-66842 (VGA monitor cable, 3 m)/OP-87055 (VGA monitor cable, 10 m)
32
* When the OP-66842 is attached.
Specifications
Part number CA-U4 CA-U5
Input voltage*1 85 to 264 VAC 47 to 63 Hz, 110 to 370 VDC
Efficiency 82% (100 VAC) /85% (200 VAC) typ. (at 100% load)
Input conditions
2.2 A max. (100 VAC)/ 3.9 A max. (100 VAC)/
Input current
1.1 A max. (200 VAC) 1.8 A max. (200 VAC)
Output voltage 24 VDC
Output conditions
Output current 6.5 A 12.5 A
Protection
Overcurrent protection*2 7.9 A or more 15.6 A or more
Activates at 26.4 V or more. Voltage interruption method,
Measurements & Dimensions Unit: mm
Overvoltage protection*3
recovers when input is applied again. CA-U4 CA-U5
Operating ambient temperature -10 to +55°C (No freezing) (12) 120 (10) 131.5
Environmental
Operating ambient humidity 25 to 85% RH (No condensation)
resistance
Storing ambient temperature -20 to +70°C (No freezing) 43.3
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CA-EN/CA-S Series
The number of pulses/rev. can be freely set making it possible to easily obtain the best 1:1 image
ratio possible. (Settings can be configured freely between 64 and 150000 pulses per rotation.)
Unlike conventional products, there’s no need to select encoders based on such aspects as the
rotation speed of the shaft, the roller diameter, and consideration for the field of view.
Model list
Dimensions Unit: mm
CA-EN100H CA-EN100U
ø5.0 27.5 14.7 3.8
Cable length 300 ±30 mm
ø15.0 16.5 ø6.7
40.0 46.0
(18.8) 43.0
(46.0) 17.0 (75.0)
40.0 2 × M3
(3.7) 5.0 2.5 ø46.0 ±0.15 Depth: 5 max.
9.0 4.0 (40.0)
ø6.0h6 11.5 DIN rail
ø36.0h7 40.0
mounting
C0.5 2 × ø4.5 102.0
ø42.0 ±0.15
Through hole 110.0 35.9
55.9
37.9
2×ø3.5 9.2
Through 47.0 30.0
hole 4.0
55.0
3.9
A protector is now available to protect the CA-CHxR(X) cable when bending it during use.
Secures the cable in place while reducing damage from cable ties.
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4-axis stage for cameras CA-S20D
Features
4×M4
(Screws for stage mounting)
5°
65.0
5°
55.0 7.5
35
Camera mounting * Compatible camera models:
attachment 73
CA-(H)035C/M, CA-(H)200C/M, CA-H500C/M, CV(XG)-(H)035C/M,
43
35 CV(XG)-(H)200C/M, CV(XG)-H500C/M
Adjusting screw (hex-head, edge: 2.5) 5
70
Lock screw (slotted head, width: 0.8, depth: 1.1) 20 20
80 10 45 10
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