LZ0P3620/3621/3622/3625

6

Color temperature of light source : 3 200 K)

NOTES :

1. The average output voltage in the central area (H/10,

V/10) under uniform illumination.

The standard exposure conditions are defined as when

2. The average output voltage in the central area (H/10,

V/10) under 10 times exposure of the standard exposure

conditions.

3. The average output voltage in the central area (H/10,

V/10) when a 1 000 lux light source with a white board

of 90% reflector is imaged.

4. The resolution in the central area (H/10, V/10) at which

the image of the TV resolution chart (ex. EIAJ test chart)

can be distinguished on the B/W video monitor.

5. The resolution in the peripheral area (image height : Y =

0.8) under the conditions mentioned above.

6. Defined by the following formula at the brightness of

standard output voltage : (Vco/Vce) x 100 [%]

Vco : Output voltage at edge of the image (at video output).

Vce : Output voltage at center of the image (at video output).

7. The difference between the center position of image and

that of the monitor. This is the ratio for the horizontal

underscanning monitor size which includes the decentering

eccentricity when turning the lens head one time.

PARAMETER

SYMBOL

Standard output voltage

Saturation output voltage

700

MIN.

TYP.

150

450

350

R

Sensitivity

3

2

1

NOTE

mV

mV

mV

UNIT

MAX.

8.0

mA

Output transistor drain current

4.0

%6

Shading

50

TV line

4

Resolution (at center)

250

300

PARAMETER

SPECIFICATION

Construction

2 pcs. (non-spherical, plastic)

Focal length

3.0 mm [TYP. : reference]

NOTE

2.8±5%

F No.

Focus adjustment range

∞ to 10 cm

2

TV distortion

≤ –1.0%

1

Viewing angle

H : 62˚, V : 49˚, Diagonal : 74˚ [TYP. : reference]

NOTES :

1. TV distortion is defined by the formula, (∆y/y) x 100 [%]

at capturing rectangular pattern sized horizontal by

vertical as 4 by 3.

"y" is defined as the vertical height of the center of the

horizontal line.

∆y is defined as the difference between the vertical height

of the center of the horizontal line and an edge of it.

2. The best focus point of an object can be obtained by

turning the lens head within this range.

3. Torques which are necessary for turning the lens.

* Be careful not to remove the lens head by turning it

counterclockwise too much when adjusting macro.

y

∆y

200

150

Resolution (at corner)

5

TV line

Difference of center position

7

%

±10

3

0.00005 to 0.001 N·m

Torque of focusing

∫Under development