PLAL0155

Series:	Gaia 1
Part Status:	Active
Lead Free Status / RoHS Status:	--
Type:	Lens
Color:	Clear
Number of LEDs:	1
Lens Style:	Square with Domed Top
Lens Size:	49.96mm x 49.96mm
Lens Transparency:	Diffused
Optical Pattern:	Elliptical/Oval
Viewing Angle:	160° x 130°
For Use With/Related Manufacturer:	Cree, Lumileds, Luminus, Osram
Material:	Acrylic
Mounting Type:	--

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Introduction

Optics - Lenses refers to the branch of physics and technology that deals with the behavior and properties of light, including its origins, reflection, refraction, scattering, and absorption of light. The PLAL0155 lens is a specialized application of optics. It is a high quality, extremely compact, lightweight, and rugged lens designed specifically for advanced astronomical applications. This lens achieves excellent performance even with a long focal length, reducing aberration and chromatic dispersion. It is highly efficient in combination with a medium format digital CCD camera.

Application Field

The PLAL0155 lens is designed for a wide range of astronomical applications. It is highly suitable for remote sensing, such as the acquisition of planetary data through deep space observation, remote sensing of the Earth and moon, and observation of distant galaxies. Due to its high quality and reliable performance, this lens is capable of imaging complicated astronomical scenes with excellent clarity and precision. In addition to its strong performance on remote sensing, Astronomers also highly recommend this lens for imaging close celestial objects such as asteroids and comets.The PLAL0155 lens also has a wide range of applications in production and research. It can be used in the study of meteorology, astrophysics, and topography. This lens can also be used in remote sensing applications, such as aerial survey, geological exploration, hydrometeorology, coastal monitoring, and monitoring of changes in environmental conditions. This lens is also able to capture the morphology of space structures with a high degree of accuracy.

Working Principle

The PLAL0155 lens is a type of refractive telescope that uses a combination of multiple lenses to magnify distant objects. The lenses used in the PLAL0155 have different curvatures to correct achromatic aberration and other optical aberrations. The lens collects and collimates light waves coming from various angles and focuses them on one point behind the lens. This phenomenon is known as the “focal length” of the lens. The user can adjust the focal length manually to increase or decrease the light magnification by turning the knob on the side of the lens.The PLAL0155 lens uses a 3-in-1 optical design that consists of a primary objective lens, a secondary objective lens, and a power zoom lens. The primary objective lens is responsible for bringing the image into focus. This lens allows the user to adjust the size of the field of view while maintaining the clarity and detail of the image. The secondary objective lens is used to further modify the image by cutting down on the chromatic aberration and improving the image’s contrast. The power zoom lens allows the user to dynamically adjust the magnification of the image.

Conclusion

The PLAL0155 lens offers a range of features and benefits that make it an excellent choice for those looking for advanced imaging solutions for astronomical and environmental remote sensing applications. This lens combines optical quality and versatile performance capabilities to deliver outstanding image quality. Its extremely compact and lightweight design make it highly portable and easy to use. The lenses are highly efficient and capable of long-range imaging with excellent precision and clarity. This lens is a reliable tool for capturing and monitoring detailed astronomical images in an efficient and cost-effective manner.

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