VY-0430 inner wall inspection lens for deep holes pipes and internal cavities by VY Optics
VY-0430 Inner Wall Inspection Lens for Deep Holes and Pipes | VY Optics
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VY-0430 Inner Wall Inspection Lens for Deep Holes and Pipes Introduction VY Optics is pleased to introduce the VY-0430 Inner Wall Inspection Lens for deep holes, pipes, bores, tubes, and precision internal cavities. Inner wall inspection is a common need in many industries. However, it is not always easy to do well. Usually, the outside of a part is easy to see. By contrast, the inside wall of a hole, tube, or cavity is much harder to inspect. Scratches, cracks, burrs, pits, contamination, corrosion, and machining marks may appear in places where a standard lens cannot reach. Because of this, VY Optics developed the VY-0430 as a compact wide-angle lens for internal wall inspection. This lens…
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custom AOI optical lens design from requirement to final assembly by VY Optics
Custom AOI Optical Lens Design: From Requirement to Final Assembly
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Custom AOI Optical Lens Design: From Requirement to Final Assembly Introduction In many AOI projects, customers first ask for a lens with a certain focal length, working distance, or magnification. These details are important. However, they are only the starting point. For automated optical inspection, the final image quality depends on the whole system. The lens needs to match the camera sensor, field of view, working distance, lighting, defect size, mechanical space, and inspection target. If one part is not well matched, the system may still have problems. For example, the image may have soft edges, missed defects, unstable measurement, distortion, or repeated calibration. Therefore, custom AOI optical lens design should not start only from…
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low-distortion lens selection guide for AOI and industrial inspection by VY Optics
Low-Distortion Lens Selection Guide for AOI and Industrial Inspection
Low-Distortion Lens Selection Guide for AOI and Industrial Inspection Introduction When customers choose a lens for AOI or industrial inspection equipment, they often start with focal length, working distance, and camera resolution. These parameters are important, but they do not fully answer one key question: Can the lens keep the image geometry stable enough for reliable inspection? In many AOI systems, the image may look clear, but the measurement result is still unstable. A line may appear slightly curved near the edge. A hole may measure differently in different areas of the image. A connector pin may look shifted even when the part itself is correct. In these situations, lens distortion may be one of…
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low-distortion lens design for machine vision measurement by VY Optics
Low-Distortion Lens Design for Machine Vision Measurement Systems
Introduction In machine vision measurement systems, a clear image is important. But clarity alone is not enough. For many industrial inspection tasks, the system does not only need to “see” the part. It also needs to measure size, position, distance, edge location, hole diameter, or alignment accurately. This is where lens distortion becomes important. If the lens introduces too much distortion, the image may look acceptable to the eye, but the measured result can still be wrong. A straight line may appear slightly curved. A square may look stretched near the edge. The same part may produce different measurement values in different areas of the image. In real production, this can lead to unstable measurement,…
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comparison of sensor size image circle edge clarity and distortion in machine vision lenses
How Sensor Size Affects Machine Vision Lens Performance
Introduction When customers choose a camera for a machine vision system, sensor size is often one of the first specifications they check. A larger sensor sounds attractive because it can cover a wider field of view and collect more image information. However, in real imaging systems, a larger sensor does not automatically mean better image quality. The lens must be able to support the sensor properly. If the lens image circle is not large enough, or if the lens performance drops near the edge, the final image may become worse instead of better. We have seen this in many machine vision and AOI projects. The customer upgrades the camera, but the image still has soft…
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flat-field lens vs telecentric lens for AOI inspection by VY Optics
Flat-Field Lens vs Telecentric Lens: Which Is Better for AOI Inspection?
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Introduction When customers select a lens for an automated optical inspection system, they often compare two options: a flat-field lens and a telecentric lens. At first, the choice may seem simple. However, these two terms describe different optical characteristics rather than two completely opposite lens types. Optical designers use a flat-field design to improve image consistency from the center to the edge of the field. By contrast, a telecentric design helps maintain a more stable magnification when the object position or height changes. Therefore, a lens can offer flat-field performance, telecentric performance, or both. The right choice depends on what the AOI system actually needs to do. For example, some systems mainly detect surface defects,…
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flat-field machine vision lens for AOI and precision inspection with center-to-edge clarity
Flat-Field Machine Vision Lens for AOI and Precision Inspection
Introduction In many AOI and machine vision projects, customers first care about camera resolution. This is understandable. A higher-resolution camera sounds like a direct way to see smaller defects. But in real inspection systems, the camera is only one part of the imaging chain. If the lens cannot keep the image clear and stable across the full field, the final inspection result may still be unreliable. This is especially true for AOI systems, PCB inspection, wafer inspection, display panel inspection, connector inspection, and precision component inspection. For these applications, the center of the image is not the only area that matters. Small defects may appear anywhere in the field of view. If the image becomes…
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VY Optics Dragon Boat Festival holiday notice with optical lens and traditional zongzi
Dragon Boat Festival Holiday Notice 2026
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Holiday Notice Dear customers and partners, Please kindly note that our office will be closed for the Dragon Boat Festival holiday from June 19 to June 21, 2026. During this period, replies may be a little slower than usual. If you send us an inquiry about optical components, custom optical lenses, lens assembly, or opto-mechanical systems, we will get back to you as soon as possible after the holiday. Thank you for your understanding. A Small Tradition Before the Holiday Before the holiday, our company prepared traditional rice dumplings, known as zongzi, for our team. For us, it is a small but meaningful tradition. Behind every optical lens project, there are engineers, technicians, sales colleagues,…
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VY Optics Will Exhibit at Changchun Optoelectronic Expo 2026 – Visit Us at Booth A2-A20
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Meet VY Optics in Changchun We are pleased to share that VY Optics will attend the upcoming Changchun Optoelectronic Expo, held from June 12 to June 14, 2026, at the Changchun Northeast Asia Expo Center. You can find us at: Booth: A2-A20 Date: June 12–14, 2026 Venue: Changchun Northeast Asia Expo Center As a company based in Changchun, this exhibition is also a good opportunity for us to meet local and domestic customers face to face, exchange ideas, and show what we have been working on recently. Why We Attend Optical Exhibitions For us, exhibitions are not only about showing products. They are a way to stay close to the market, understand real customer needs,…
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