TCLWD is a range of telecentric lenses specifically designed for electronic and semiconductor Automated Optical Inspection (AOI) and tool pre-setting machines.

All these lenses feature a working distance of 135 mm while ensuring excellent optical resolution, high telecentricity and low distortion, thus matching and even exceeding the industrial requirements for the target applications.

The long working distance allows for extra space, which is essential if you need to install illumination, pick-up tools or provide the necessary separation from hazardous production processes.

In addition to the long working distance, TCLWD optics deliver a numerical aperture large enough to take advantage of high resolution / small pixel size cameras, making these lenses a perfect match for general-purpose 2D measurement systems.

KEY ADVANTAGES

Long working distance
Perfect for electronic components inspection and tool pre-setting machines.
High numerical aperture
For small pixel size / high resolution detectors.
Easy rotational phase adjustment
Robust and precise tuning of the lens-camera phase.
Full range of compatible products
Fits LTCLHP telecentric illuminators, CMHO clamping supports and LTRN ring illuminators.
Detailed test report with measured optical parameters.

1/3" TO 2/3" SENSORS

TCLWD series telecentric lens featuring longer working distance

			Detector type					Optical specifications						Mechanical specs
Part number	Mag.	Image circle Ø	1/3” w x h 6 mm diag 4.80 x 3.60	1/2.5” w x h 7.1 mm diag 5.70 x 4.28	1/2” w x h 8.0 mm diag 6.40 x 4.80	1/1.8” w x h 8.9 mm diag 7.13 x 5.33	2/3” - 5 MP w x h 11.1 mm diag 8.50 x 7.09	WD	wF/#	Telecentricity typical (max)	Distortion typical (max)	Field depth	CTF @ 35 lp/mm	Mount	Phase adj.	Length	Diam
	(x)	(mm)	(mm x mm)	(mm x mm)	(mm x mm)	(mm x mm)	(mm x mm)	(mm)		(deg)	(%)	(mm)	(%)			(mm)	(mm)
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			Object field of view (mm x mm)
TCLWD050Long working distance telecentric lens for 2/3″ detectors, WD 132.3 mm, magnification 0.50x, C-mount	0.500	11.0	9.60 x 7.20	11.4 x 8.56	12.8 x 9.60	14.3 x 10.7	16.9 x 14.1	132.3	12	0.04 (0.06)	0.1 (0.20)	4.0	> 60	C	Yes	130.7	37.7	Buy now
TCLWD066Long working distance telecentric lens for 2/3″ detectors, WD 132.3 mm, magnification 0.66x, C-mount	0.660	11.0	7.27 x 5.45	8.64 x 6.48	9.70 x 7.27	10.8 x 8.14	12.8 x 10.7	132.3	12	0.04 (0.06)	0.1 (0.20)	2.3	> 58	C	Yes	149.3	37.7	Buy now
TCLWD075Long working distance telecentric lens for 2/3″ detectors, WD 132.3 mm, magnification 0.75x, C-mount	0.750	11.0	6.40 x 4.80	7.60 x 5.71	8.53 x 6.40	9.51 x 7.16	11.3 x 9.43	132.3	12	0.04 (0.06)	0.1 (0.20)	1.8	> 55	C	Yes	155.0	37.7	Buy now
TCLWD100Long working distance telecentric lens for 2/3″ detectors, WD 132.3 mm, magnification 1.00x, C-mount	1.000	11.0	4.80 x 3.60	5.70 x 4.28	6.40 x 4.80	7.13 x 5.37	8.45 x 7.07	132.3	12	0.04 (0.06)	0.05 (0.10)	1.0	> 60	C	Yes	126.0	37.7	Buy now
TCLWD150Long working distance telecentric lens for 2/3″ detectors, WD 132.3 mm, magnification 1.50x, C-mount	1.500	11.0	3.20 x 2.40	3.80 x 2.85	4.27 x 3.20	4.75 x 3.58	5.63 x 4.71	132.3	16	0.04 (0.06)	0.05 (0.10)	0.6	> 50	C	Yes	140.4	37.7	Buy now
TCLWD250Long working distance telecentric lens for 2/3″ detectors, WD 132.3 mm, magnification 2.50x, C-mount	2.500	11.0	1.92 x 1.44	2.28 x 1.71	2.56 x 1.92	2.85 x 2.15	3.38 x 2.83	132.3	20	0.04 (0.06)	0.05 (0.10)	0.3	> 40	C	Yes	157.0	37.7	Buy now
TCLWD350Long working distance telecentric lens for 2/3″ detectors, WD 132.3 mm, magnification 3.50x, C-mount	3.500	11.0	1.37 x 1.03	1.63 x 1.22	1.83 x 1.37	2.04 x 1.53	2.41 x 2.02	132.3	24	0.04 (0.06)	0.05 (0.10)	0.2	> 30	C	Yes	174.7	37.7	Buy now

Notes

Working distance: distance between the front end of the mechanics and the object. Set this distance within +/- 3% of the nominal value for maximum resolution and minimum distortion.
Working F-number (wF/#): the real F-number of a lens when used as a macro. Lenses with smaller apertures can be supplied on request.
Maximum slope of chief rays inside the lens: when converted to milliradians, it gives the maximum measurement error for any millimeter of object displacement.
Typical (average production) values and maximum (guaranteed) values are listed. Percent deviation of the real image compared to an ideal, undistorted image: typical (average production) values and maximum (guaranteed) values are listed.
At the borders of the field depth the image can be still used for measurement but, to get a perfectly sharp image, only half of the nominal field depth should be considered. Pixel size used for calculation is 5.5 μm.
Measured from the front end of the mechanics to the camera flange.
Indicates the availability of an integrated camera phase adjustment feature.

Ordering information

It’s easy to select the right lens for your application: our part numbers are coded as TCLWD xxx, where xxx defines the magnification (050 = 0.50, 066 = 0.66, 075 = 0.75). For example a TCLWD050 features a 0.50 magnification.

Technical documents

Data table

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Telecentric lenses tutorial

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Back focal adjustment

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Product user guide

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OE Bi-Telecentric technology

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Press & marketing content

Telecentric lenses FOV - sensor size chart

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Telecentric applications

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Caps inspection and measurement

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Bi-TC tech for accurate measurement

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Compatible products

TCVLWD series

Very long working distance (WD) telecentric lenses for detectors up to 1/1.8"

LTBP series

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LTBC series

Continuos LED backlight

LTBFC series

Continuous flat side-emitting LED backlights

CMHO016

Clamping mechanics for TCxx016 lenses and LTCLHP016-X illuminators

COE HR LS series

57.3 mm line scan CMOS sensors for high-speed scanning

COE HR AS series

29 MP, 48MP and 71MP area scan cameras for high-speed applications

mvBlueFOX3-2 series

USB3 vision camera with Sony Pregius CMOS sensors

Tools and resources

Telecentric lenses tutorial

Frequently asked questions

Application examples

A TCLWD050 lens assembled with a CMHO016 clamping mechanics and back-illuminated by a LTCLHP016-G telecentric illuminator forming an inspection system for measurement of mechanical components such as milling tools and screws.