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OP6360 Athermalized IR Lens 25mm F/1.0 (for night version)

Catalog No
OP6360
Focal Length
25mm
F/#
1.0
Operating Temperature
-40℃ to +80℃

Athermalized IR Lens 25mm F/1.0 (for night version) is a specially designed infrared optical lens that compensates for temperature changes, maintaining focus without needing manual adjustment across a wide range of temperatures.

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Athermalized IR Lens 25mm F/1.0 (for night version)
Athermalized IR Lens 25mm F/1.0 (for night version)
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Product Overview

The Athermalized IR Lens is a 25 mm F/1.0 lens engineered for infrared night vision and thermal imaging. Thanks to its athermal design, it holds focus between –40 °C and +80 °C without any manual adjustment. Ideal for outdoor IR surveillance, UAV payloads, and thermal imaging systems operating in changing temperature environments.

Compact and lightweight (≈ 41 g), this lens features high‑transmission coatings (> 88% transmission) for clear imagery even in dim or no‑light conditions.

Key Features

Typical Uses

Suggested Testing Tip

If you're currently using fixed‑focus IR optics and struggle with image blur at different temperatures, the OP6360 can eliminate those issues. Its temperature‑stable focus ensures consistent image quality even in freezing or hot outdoor conditions. Feel free to reach out to arrange a test match or integration check with your current IR module.

Specifications

Field of View (HFOV)

Pixel Pitch 160×120 384×288 640×512 1024×768
25μm 9.15° 21.74°
17μm 6.23° 14.88° 24.55°
12μm 4.4° 10.53° 17.46°

Optical Properties

Focal Length (mm)

25mm

F/#

1.0

Average Transmission

>88%

Back Focal Length

9.42mm

Environmental Durability

Operating Temperature

-40℃ to +80℃

Storage Temperature

-50℃ to +80℃

Protection Rating

IR67

First Surface Coating

HD/AR

Mechanical Properties

Focusing Range

0.5m~∞

Back Working Distance

8.35mm

Detector Interface Size

M25X0.5

Overall Dimensions (mm)

Φ30.8x24.35

Weight

41g

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FAQ
What is an athermalized IR lens?

An athermalized IR lens is designed to maintain focus across varying temperatures without needing manual adjustment. It automatically compensates for thermal expansion and contraction, which can affect image clarity in infrared imaging applications.

 

How does an athermalized IR lens work?

It uses materials with differing thermal expansion rates or unique mechanical designs to counteract temperature-induced focal shifts. This allows it to remain in focus over a wide temperature range.

 

Why is temperature stability important in IR lenses?

IR lenses are often used in applications with significant temperature fluctuations. Temperature changes can cause expansion or contraction of lens materials, altering the focus. Athermalized lenses maintain clarity and focus automatically in these conditions.

 

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