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`LensCheck™ VIS Lens Measurement System
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`LGE Exhibit 1022
`LGE v. ImmerVision - IPR2020-00179
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`LensCheck™ VIS Lens Testing System
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`Portable and Precise for Visible Infrared Lens Measurements
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`A cost-effective solution to your production and prototype lens qualification needs. Optikos, the leader in image
`quality test equipment, is pleased to offer this compact, efficient, easy-to-use quality control tool. LensCheck,
`with patented VideoMTF® image analysis software, features real-time MTF testing and analysis that allow
`manufacturers to qualify incoming products quickly and reliably, thereby minimizing the risks of sub-standard
`complete assemblies.
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`Applicable Lenses for Testing:
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`The suitability of the LensCheck VIS for testing a visible wavelength lens depends primarily on:
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` Entrance pupil diameter
`Focal length,
`f-number of the lens, and
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`Image format size
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`up to 50 mm
`3-200 3-200mm (with appropriate image analyzer objective lens)
`f/20 – f/1 (with appropriate image analyzer objective) The suitability
`of fast, non-telecentric lenses at off-axis field angles is determined
`by whether the image cone falls within the acceptance cone of the
`image analyzer objective.
`up to 25 mm image diagonal
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`Other characteristics that factor into the determination are:
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`spatial frequency of interest
`chromatic performance of the lens
`departure from telecentricity at off-axis angles
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`These parameters are seldom independent, making it difficult to place rigid bounds on the space of lenses that
`may be tested on the LensCheck VIS. Nonetheless, it is generally true to say that lenses that fall within the
`bounds given below are usually good candidates for testing with this instrument. There may be some special
`case in which lenses within these bounds may not be suitable for testing, and there are certainly cases in which
`lenses outside of these bounds may be tested. When in doubt, consult an Optikos engineer for advice.
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`Applicable Measurements:
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` MTF – on/off axis
`EFL and f-number
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`Back focal length
`Astigmatism
`Field Curvature
`Distortion
`Transmission (optional)
`Relative illumination (optional)
`Line of Sight (optional)
`Veiling glare (with optional instrument)
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`Features:
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`Patented VideoMTF® technology enables real time MTF measurements
`Flexible platform allows a wide range of measurements (e.g. MTF, EFL, distortion)
`Industry leading measurement accuracy and repeatability
`Configurable automated measurement routines
`Installed in production and R&D facilities around the world
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`Specifications:
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`Physical Size:
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`15” (355mm) H
`30” (762mm) W
`48” (1219mm) L
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`Power Requirements:
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`24VDC Power Supply (Supplied): Input 100-240VAC(3A)
`Fiber Light Source (Supplied): Input 100-120VAC(2A) / 200-240VAC(1A)
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`Environmental:
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`Ambient light - For best performance, do not use in direct light
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`Refractive Collimator
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`355 mm EFL achromat, 50mm clear aperture
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`Source Module
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`Visible Image Analyzer
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`Fiber-optic light source: 400-700nm (400-1000nm also available)
`Integrated 8-position manual target and filter wheels
`Target set: 4 pinholes, USAF target, alignment crosshair
`Filter set: 546nm bandpass, RGB set, and infrared cutoff
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`GigE Camera: Sony ICX694 CCD (6MP) using a 1″ sensor, 4.54um pixels,
`2736×2192
`Sony EXview HAD CCD II technology. Offers improved sensitivity, dynamic
`range, and noise characteristics
`Spectral sensitivity 400-1000nm
`12-bit video output
`Calibrated 40X 0.65NA achromatic DIN objective
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`Motorized Z-axis
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`25 mm travel 0.1 μm resolution
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`Motorized X-axis
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`25 mm travel with 0.05 μm resolution glass scale encoder
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`Manual Y-axis
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`12.5 mm travel
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`Motorized Lens Platform
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`+/- 100 degree off-axis rotation
`0.0001° resolution glass scale encoder
`0.5m optical rail
`Integrated self-centering lens mount
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`Options:
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`Rotary Lens Mount
`Audit Lens
`Transmission Kit
`Veiling Glare Instrument
`Finite Conjugate Instrument – available as a LensCheck option or standalone unit
`Achromatic Objectives
`Reflective Collimator*
`Apochromatic Objective*
`Lens Mounts: The LensCheck is supplied with a standard three-jaw caliper lens holder for lenses with
`diameters in the 5-25 mm range. For best results, we suggest using one of the available lens mounts
`for specific mounting interfaces. A partial list of available adapters includes the following: M7 through
`M12, C-Mount, T-Mount, Nikon F-Mount, etc.
`Spectral Filters
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` Optical Rail – custom configurations are available upon request
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`Rotary Lens Mount
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`Transmission Kit
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`Veiling Glare Instrument
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`Transmission measurements:
` Measure sphere irradiance with
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`Accuracy of 0.1% validated
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`Stray Light measurements per
`ISO 9358
`Black dot surrounded by uniform
`bright field
`Validated with Reference Lens
`down to 0.1%
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`LGE Exhibit 1022
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`Finite Conjugate Lens Measurement Instrument
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`The Finite Conjugate Measurement Instrument is available as a standalone unit, or as an option for the
`LensCheck VIS.
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`When used as a LensCheck add-on option for measuring finite distances, the LensCheck™ Image Analyzer (IA),
`IA Mount, Rail and Lens Mount are removed from the LensCheck unit and mounted to the instrument base below.
`The image may then be moved to a precise location on the rail, and may be moved off axis.
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` Manual Z-axis: 500mm travel
`with 0.01mm resolution
`encoder
` Motorized X-axis: 500mm
`travel with 0.1mm resolution
`Footprint: 53″ x 30″ (134.6 x
`76.2cm) Approximately 80
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`Get Started with Optikos
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`Optikos offers metrology products and services for measuring lenses and camera systems, as well as
`engineering design and manufacturing for optically-based product development.
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`Our full-line of standard products for testing optical, imager and camera systems are appropriate for any industry
`and we will design a custom product for your specific application. Visit our website at www.optikos.com and
`contact us or your international sales representative to help you choose the right solution for your testing needs.
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`Optikos Corporation
`107 Audubon Road, Bldg. 3
`Wakefield, MA 01880 USA
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`Phone:
`Email:
`Web:
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`+1 617.354.7557
`sales@optikos.com
`www.optikos.com
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`LGE Exhibit 1022
`LGE v. ImmerVision - IPR2020-00179
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