Lens Testing

The Kaleo MTF instrument is ideal for measuring sets of lenses at the design, prototyping, or production phase. It delivers the most complete lens characterization: on & off-axis MTF, radiometry, and wavefront error at multiple wavelengths. The Kaleo MTF measurement accuracy remains unchanged even at high CRA and FOV.

Specifications

Measurement Capabilities: Encircled Energy, Coma, Distortion, Distortion, Transmission, MTF, Chief Ray Angle, Field Curvature, Effective Focal Length, Astigmatism, Through-Focus MTF
The system measures minute angular displacements for various optical setups and alignment tasks. The system offers portable, compact and accurate beam alignment solution. Our precision electronic autocollimator has built in adjustment features, such as leveling bubble, adjustment pan tilt knobs enhancing the unprecedented alignment ...

Specifications

Measurement Capabilities: MTF
Resolution: 0.1 seconds
Accuracy: 2.5 seconds
Clear Aperature: 36 mm
Weight (incl. Table): 2.5 kg
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Did You know?

Despite advanced technology and the most sophisticated manufacturing techniques, lenses can still differ considerably in quality. Lens testing equipment is used for inspecting properties of lenses such as flatness, surface roughness, distortion, and depth of focus, which can give a direct and quantitative measure of image quality. Additionally, lens testing equipment allows users to identify the surface quality of a lens, such as if it has any defects like scratches or pits. This technology ensures that optical systems including cameras, contact lenses, video systems, fax machines, and copiers perform at a predetermined level of image integrity.