Nippon Electric Glass's IR Transmitting Glass "FI-02" Adopted for Heimann Sensor Lens Unit, Enabling a 120° × 68° Field of View
The glass offers high infrared transmittance, low dispersion and a 120° by 68° field of view for thermal camera lenses, NEG said.
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OTSU, Japan–(BUSINESS WIRE)– Nippon Electric Glass Co., Ltd. (NEG) (TOKYO: 5214), a global market leader in specialty glass headquartered in Otsu, Japan, has announced that its IR-transmitting glass (chalcogenide glass) “FI-02” has been used in the wide-angle lens unit of Heimann Sensor GmbH for thermal imaging cameras. The lens unit offers a field of view of 120° × 68°, which provides the maximum […]
Nippon Electric Glass’s IR Transmitting Glass “FI-02” Adopted for Heimann Sensor Lens Unit, Enabling a 120° × 68° Field of View
OTSU, Japan--(BUSINESS WIRE)--Nippon Electric Glass Co., Ltd. (NEG) (TOKYO: 5214), a global leader in specialty glass headquartered in Otsu, Japan, announced that its IR Transmitting Glass (chalcogenide glass) “FI-02” has been adopted for Heimann Senso... L'articolo Nippon Electric Glass’s IR Transmitting Glass “FI-02” Adopted for Heimann Sensor Lens Unit, Enabling a 120° × 68° Field of View è un contenuto originale di 01net.
OTSU, Japan--(BUSINESS WIRE)--Nippon Electric Glass Co., Ltd. (NEG) (TOKYO: 5214), a global leader in the special glass sector with headquarters in Otsu, Japan, announced that its IR-transmitted glass (calcogenide glass) is used for Heimann Sensor GmbH's wide-angle thermal cameras. The optical system has a field of vision of 120° × 68°, exceeding the maximum of 92° × 59° of the previous model. This use represents a significant milestone
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