Fast, accurate radiant intensity measurement solution for evaluation of near-infrared light sources and distributions
Near-Infrared Intensity Lens Solution The Radiant Vision Systems Near-Infrared (NIR) Intensity Lens system is an integrated camera/lens solution that measures the angular distribution and radiant intensity of 850 or 940 nm near-infrared (NIR or near-IR) emitters. The NIR Intensity Lens system utilizes Fourier optics to capture a full cone of data in a single measurement to ±70 degrees, giving you extremely fast, accurate results ideal for in-line quality control.
Manufacturers of near-IR sensing technology can apply the NIR Intensity Lens solution for angular measurement of NIR LEDs, lasers, and structured light patterns produced by Diffractive Optical Elements (DOE). The lens mounts directly to a Radiant Vision Systems ProMetric® Y16 Imaging Radiometer, and features ProMetric or TrueTest Software for intuitive system setup and customizable automated measurement sequences. Additional tests specific to NIR emission measurement are available.
NIR Intensity Lens Key Features and Highlights:
Accurate and reliable measurement of radiant intensity to ±70° angle
High angular resolution (up to approximately 0.05 degrees per image sensor pixel)
Efficient operation, capturing data for all angles simultaneously. Faster than goniometric systems for analyzing angular data
Compact form factor
Combination of low cost, high performance, and flexibility
Easy-to-use measurement control and analysis software
Typical Applications:
The NIR Intensity Lens provides an efficient measurement solution for near-infrared (NIR) sources such as LEDs and lasers. This camera/lens solution offers high-resolution imaging to address both off-line and in-line applications:
Angular measurement for devices used for 3D sensing applications including facial recognition, gesture recognition, eye tracking, multimodal human machine interface (HMI), and automotive LiDAR.
Evaluation of 850 or 940 nm light sources for accurate radiant intensity output at all angles.
Measurement of NIR LEDs, lasers, and structured light patterns produced by diffractive optical elements (DOE).
Fast operation for in-line measurement for quality control during production.
Fast, accurate radiant intensity measurement solution for evaluation of near-infrared light sources and distributions
Near-Infrared Intensity Lens Solution
The Radiant Vision Systems Near-Infrared (NIR) Intensity Lens system is an integrated camera/lens solution that measures the angular distribution and radiant intensity of 850 or 940 nm near-infrared (NIR or near-IR) emitters. The NIR Intensity Lens system utilizes Fourier optics to capture a full cone of data in a single measurement to ±70 degrees, giving you extremely fast, accurate results ideal for in-line quality control.
Manufacturers of near-IR sensing technology can apply the NIR Intensity Lens solution for angular measurement of NIR LEDs, lasers, and structured light patterns produced by Diffractive Optical Elements (DOE). The lens mounts directly to a Radiant Vision Systems ProMetric® Y16 Imaging Radiometer, and features ProMetric or TrueTest™ Software for intuitive system setup and customizable automated measurement sequences. Additional tests specific to NIR emission measurement are available.
NIR Intensity Lens Key Features and Highlights:
- Accurate and reliable measurement of radiant intensity to ±70° angle
- High angular resolution (up to approximately 0.05 degrees per image sensor pixel)
- Efficient operation, capturing data for all angles simultaneously. Faster than goniometric systems for analyzing angular data
- Compact form factor
- Combination of low cost, high performance, and flexibility
- Easy-to-use measurement control and analysis software
Typical Applications:
The NIR Intensity Lens provides an efficient measurement solution for near-infrared (NIR) sources such as LEDs and lasers. This camera/lens solution offers high-resolution imaging to address both off-line and in-line applications:
- Angular measurement for devices used for 3D sensing applications including facial recognition, gesture recognition, eye tracking, multimodal human machine interface (HMI), and automotive LiDAR.
- Evaluation of 850 or 940 nm light sources for accurate radiant intensity output at all angles.
- Measurement of NIR LEDs, lasers, and structured light patterns produced by diffractive optical elements (DOE).
- Fast operation for in-line measurement for quality control during production.
