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Compact zoom lens is radiation resistant

A Resolve Optics product story
Edited by the Laboratorytalk editorial team Oct 31, 2005

Optical tracking zoom utilises special glass that can withstand long term exposure to high levels of radiation (up to a total dose of 108rads) and temperature (55C) without discoloration

Resolve Optics has announced a new high performance 12-72mm non-browning zoom lens (192-000) that incorporates a range of useful features to assist operation in environments subject to radiation.

The compact x6 optical tracking zoom utilises special glass that can withstand long term exposure to high levels of radiation (up to a total dose of 10^8rads) and temperature (55C) without discoloration.

Operating at f/1.8 for most focal lengths the lens provides high image resolution and minimum geometric distortion from 400-750 nm.

The high-performance 192-000 lens has been designed for use with single chip 1/2" and 2/3" CCTV cameras as well as Newvicon and Chalnicon tubes in a variety of monitoring applications including nuclear fuel handling operations, reactor active zones, nuclear waste storage plants, food irradiation processes and radiation cross-linking of polymers.

By using a novel telescopic focusing mount the lens gives a large movement in an extremely compact form.

This provides the lens with the capability to image objects from 800mm to infinity without using add-on adapters.

When focused at infinity the lens achieves high image resolution on axis at full aperture throughout the zoom range without refocusing (image tracking).

The 192-000 non-browning zoom lens is part of a growing range of high performance radiation resistant lenses from Resolve Optics.

In keeping with Resolve Optics's tradition of designing unique lenses, the company is also able to provide non-browning lens to meet exact customer specifications.

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