BP695-40.5 | BP695 Near-IR Bandpass FilterThe MidOpt BP695 40. 5 is for use with near infrared LEDs. BP695 is also useful for imaging typically weak luminescence, where the subject is often excited with 635nm or 660nm red LED lighting. All MidOpt filters can also be purchased unmounted or in custom dimensions upon request from Machine Vision Direct. Technical Specifications Specifications + Useful Range Min 680 nm Useful Range Max 720 nm Stabledge Yes FWHM 65 nm Adhesive Backed Yes Tolerance

AL143N-47024 Specifications:

Opto Engineering TC4K090-N

Advanced Illumination DL15126-59024 Downloads:

These fixed focal length lenses provide oustanding optical quality and enhanced performance in close-focus situations

Electrical Characteristics + Voltage 24 VDC V Max Overcurrent Strobe Current 3000 mA Max Overcurrent Strobe Latency 6 us Max Overcurrent Strobe Duration 50 ms Max Overcurrent Strobe Frequency 4000 Hz Max Overcurrent Strobe Duty Cycle 10 % Min Overcurrent Strobe Duration 1 ms Max Overcurrent Strobe Input Power 72 W Max Duty Cycle 10 % PNP Trigger Voltage 4-24 VDC V PNP Trigger Current 17

77 mm FoV @ 1″ 267

TC4MHRP016-C Technical Specifications:

Specifications + Useful Range Min 715 nm Useful Range Max 780 nm Stabledge Yes FWHM 90 nm Adhesive Backed Yes Tolerance 10 % Peak Transmission ≤ 90 % Surface Quality (Scratch-Dig) 40-20 Substrate Material Colored Glass Filter Diameter M52 x P0

Brand Advanced Illumination Series DL097 Wavelength 590 Color Amber Driver 24 Ingress Protection Not Rated Working Diameter 155 mm Weight 1436g Can Be Strobed No Can Be Overdrive Strobed No Can Be Constantly On Yes Can Be Dimmed Not Dimmable Connection 2M Flying Lead Full Description

The MidOpt LP830-39 is recommended for use with infrared LED lighting at 880nm or 850nm when it is also desirable to transmit longer infrared wavelengths

6 mm Depth Of Field 19

The MidOpt SP651-52 is a near-infrared blocking filter designed to pass near-UV and visible light from 350-645 nm while effectively blocking near-IR radiation from 650 – 1050 nm