SWIR Lens
Description
| Model | SWIR-200 |
| Focal Length（mm） | 200 |
| F/# | F4-22 |
| Maximum Sensor Size | 1″（16mm） |
| Working Distance | 10m～∞ |
| FOV（D/H/V） | 4.57°×3.66°×2.75° |
| BFL(mm) | 48.7 |
| Optical Length（mm） | 180 |
| Working Wavelength（nm） | 900-1700 |
| Distortion | <0.3%@y=8mm |
| Filter Size（mm） | M60×0.5 |
| Lens Size（mm） | Φ63×170 |
| Interface | C-Mount |
| Entrance Pupil Distance（mm） | 0 |
| Entrance Pupil Diameter（mm） | 50 |
| Exit Pupil Distance（mm） | -1475 |
| Exit pupil Diameter（mm） | 36.8 |
SWIR lens, also called near-infrared lens or short-wave near-infrared lens, is a fixed-focus lens whose working wavelength is mainly in near-infrared.
The full name of SWIR is Short Wave infrared Radiation – short wave infrared. The general wavelength range is 800-2500nm, so SWIR lenses can also be understood as lenses with working wavelengths of 800-2500nm.
Since the wavelength band of near-infrared cameras is generally 900-1700nm, some manufacturers also define SWIR lenses as lenses with an operating wavelength band of 900-1700nm.
BOTE SWIR lens series is optimized for the near-infrared band, with excellent resolution, high transmittance, compact appearance, and easy use.
Among them, the GA 25.6mm SWIR short-wave near-infrared lens has an imaging size of up to 25.6mm and an operating wavelength of 800-1800nm; the GA 1″ SWIR short-wave near-infrared lens has an imaging size of up to 16.4mm and an operating wavelength of 700-1700nm.
