Notice: TCZR series has been replaced by TCZRS series: production will be discontinued on December 31th, 2019. Contact our sales engineers ahead of such date to discuss any specific need.

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TCZR series is a leading edge optical solution for imaging and measurement applications requiring both the flexibility of zoom lenses and the accuracy of fixed optics.

An upgraded version of TCZR lenses, the newly designed TCZRS lenses feature an extremely precise positioning system with a bipolar stepper motor and an incremental magnetic encoder, delivering exceptional magnification repeatability. Moreover, focusing and image centering stability are guaranteed at every magnification position, thus avoiding recalibration at any given time.

Four different magnifications, featuring a total zoom range of 8x, can be selected through a dedicated remote control software.

Bi-telecentricity, high resolution and low distortion make these zoom lenses able to perform the same measurement tasks as classic telecentric lenses.

KEY ADVANTAGES

Perfect magnification constancy and parfocality
No need to re-calibrate or refocus after zooming thanks to an extremely precise positioning system
Bi-telecentricity
For very accurate measurement
Excellent image center stability
Image centering is maintained at every magnification
Full motorization control
Zoom magnification is set via software
Fast and silent operations
Max 2 seconds to quietly switch from one mag to another
Detailed test report with measured optical parameters

NEW

Camera phase adjustment available on selected models for easy and hassle-free integration.

1/3" TO 2/3" SENSORS

8x bi-telecentric zoom lenses with motorized control

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* To be ordered separately

			Detector type					Optical specifications						Mechanical specifications
Part number	Mag.	Image circle Ø	1/3″ 6.0 mm diag w x h (4.80 x 3.60)	1/2.5″ 7.1 mm diag w x h (5.70 x 4.28)	1/2″ 8.0 mm diag w x h (6.40 x 4.80)	1/1.8″ 8.9 mm diag w x h (7.13 x 5.33)	2/3″ 11.1 mm diag w x h (8.50 x 7.09)	WD	wF/#	Telecentricity	Dist.	Field depth	CTF @ 70 lp/mm	Mount	Phase adj.	Length	Max height	Max width
	(x)	(mm)	(mm x mm)	(mm x mm)	(mm x mm)	(mm x mm)	(mm x mm)	(mm)		(deg)	(%)	(mm)	(%)			(mm)	(mm)	(mm)
									1	2		3			4
			Object field of view (mm x mm)
TCZR036SBi-telecentric zoom with motorized controls, magnification 0.25x to 2x, for detectors up to 2/3″	0.2500.5001.0002.000	11.0	19.2 x 14.49.6 x 7.24.8 x 3.62.4 x 1.8	22.8 x 17.111.4 x 8.565.70 x 4.282.85 x 2.14	25.6 x 19.212.8 x 9.66.4 x 4.83.2 x 2.4	28.5 x 21.314.3 x 10.77.13 x 5.333.57 x 2.67	34.0 x 28.417.0 x 14.28.50 x 7.094.25 x 3.55	74.0	16	< 0.05	< 0.05< 0.04< 0.04< 0.08	13.23.30.80.2	> 40> 35> 40> 35	C	Yes	212.0	144	103	Buy now
TCZR072SBi-telecentric zoom with motorized controls, magnification 0.125x to 1x, for detectors up to 2/3″	0.1250.2500.5001.000	11.0	38.4 x 28.819.2 x 14.49.6 x 7.24.8 x 3.6	45.6 x 34.222.8 x 17.111.4 x 8.565.70 x 4.28	51.2 x 38.425.6 x 19.212.8 x 9.66.4 x 4.8	57.0 x 42.628.5 x 21.314.3 x 10.77.13 x 5.33	68.0 x 56.734.0 x 28.417.0 x 14.28.50 x 7.09	157.8	16	< 0.05	< 0.1< 0.08< 0.05< 0.07	53.013.23.30.8	> 35> 40> 40> 35	C	Yes	279.7	144	103	Buy now

Last update: 2019-09-04

Notes

Working F/#: the real F/# of a lens when used as a macro. Lenses with smaller apertures (higher wF#) can be supplied on request.
Maximum slope of principal rays inside the lens: when converted to millirad, it gives the maximum measurement error for any millimiter of object displacement
At the borders of the field depth the image can be still used for measurement but, to get a very sharp image, only half of the nominal field depth should be considered. Pixel size used for calculation is 3.45 μm.
Indicates the availability of an integrated camera phase adjustment feature.

Technical documents

Data table (Last update: :2019-09-04)

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TCZRS Manual v1.2

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Multiple lens surfaces can be used for direct mounting without clamps, thanks to the M6 threaded holes located on 3 sides.

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